Repair changes and other stuff comingFollow

I'm fairly certain the gameplay itself changes dramatically form Story mode to Hard Mode. I hear my LS mates talking about what the bosses do differently.

I think the average gear score is just a piece of the overall puzzle, and further, from what Yoshida has posted it will play a much bigger role in Extreme Mode fights than it does for the current content.

I appreciate that repairs are being reduced as well as dark matter, but I hope they bring back the option to repair other player's gear too. Just have a PC repair cost be a little more than the cost of the dark matter, but less than NPC repairs. That way players can still repair each other's gear while players in a hurry can just use NPC's.

It just seems silly to me that you have to level up all crafts in order to use dark matter for all your gear.

So basically we need someone to translate the google translation into readable English.

Big fan of the repair cost nerf, might make GIL less valuable, but a im playing 1500 GIL for a slight repair on my gear...id hate to see a full repair bill, im not even 50 yet either so I still have some quests to give me gold (yes I craft and gather for GIL but for those who don't...endgame repairs would be a nightmare)

Huh, so SE caved with the repair costs.

This potentially seems short-sighted to me, since they also said they would be adding in repeatable daily quests soon. The two together seems like overkill.


Edited, Sep 11th 2013 12:59am by KaneKitty

No, at lvl 50+ repair 100% at NPC cost 500+ gil while DM 5 only cost 350 gil.

Probably because they want 100% self sufficient playing DoW/DoM, including require zero crafting item (already happening), zero consumables (already happening) and zero repair (will be happening).
Next there will be posts asking for more gil drop from leve/dungeon because apparently the reduction in repair still hasn't fixed the problem, and FC House apparently will cost 900k+ gil (1/3 of my whole wealth and like 300k more than the pointy stick i'm poking stuff with, dang).

Edited, Sep 11th 2013 1:56am by Khornette

I think this is a great idea. Now there is some additional incentive to take on crafting skills.

They didn't, they've always been there and always will be. It's not 2004 anymore, they are part of every MMO (of which there are hundreds now) and not exclusive to WoW.

The idea that the FF community is different from wow (or any other MMO for that matter) is simply a myth. Especially at this point when a majority of the playerbase is not 50 and so the ones that are 50 are more likely to be hardcore "serious business" douche rushers with little patience or tolerance and large amounts of ADD.

I use the example of the 1017 to show that the FF community is just as selfish as any other MMO community. If the community was as selfless as normally implied then so many people wouldn't have stayed logged on for days straight so they could take a break and spend a few hours jerking off to hentai without worrying about being locked out. If they were as selfless as implied they would log out before jerking off so other people who just got done jerking off can have a few hours of fun.

People are just ******** no matter what environment you put them it. That's why there are FC and friends lists and blacklists and stuff to deal with them.

This is funny coming from someone who gets off trying to shame strangers with holier-than-thou condescending lectures about cheaters.

You seem to have a problem understanding the meaning of words. Is English not your first language? First you misunderstand and conflate the difference between subjectivity and objectivity and now you seem to misunderstand the meaning of the word reality and have it confused with the word bitter.

Edited, Sep 11th 2013 3:08pm by KingoGoodbomber

They are doing that in Dragon Age III as well, so it is even being worked into offline games.