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So THAT'S what the Trust system is tied to. I'm familiar with them from XI but didn't know how they worked in XIV. Thanks man.
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I would recommend still grinding them out for a short while, mainly because the 3rd and 2nd highest ranks give you access to dark matter (for repairs), Glamour prisms, and chocobo companion consumables for dirt cheap
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I hate all these people
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The trust system is in Shadowbringers and Endwalker content, the squadrons are basically a more brainless trust system they made as effectively a testing ground for the Trust System. It is similar in concept, but the execution is different mainly in favor of the modern day trust system being much easier to use.
The real trust system lets you use story NPCs as party members (Alphinaud plays a healer for example) in 4 man dungeons, so you can run the majority of MSQ content in ShB and beyond with your party members like a normal JRPG. The Trust system is sort of like a preloaded version of a gambit mode party member from FFXII if you played that, they're effectively pre-programmed to do the fights and their roles on a competent level with little error while following you outside of combat. You don't even really need to unlock this either, it just shows up when it can be used and everyone is already leveled and ready to go.
It lets you play the dungeons at any pace you want, but the trusts suck at wall to wall pulls so trust party runs average at about 30 or so minutes (their dps will spike up and down to aim for a 30 minute clear regardless of what they're actually doing)
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The buff scrolls you get from the weekly mission are two hour personal versions of the grade 3 FC buffs (that don't stack with them). If I'm doing something with my group I usually run a durability loss and a food to lengthen my food buff to 45 minutes. That's about it.
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They come back in Stormblood too, also their is another side quest chain related to one of the Hildibrand NPCs. It isn't really a comedy thing, but it is fairly interesting if you care about Ishgard.
It serves as a sort of epilogue for the Ishgardian church after the plot revelations in 3.0. This is about 95% a plot thing with some very minor outfit rewards and an emote where you push up your invisible glasses like a true anime character. It is worth seeing if you care about this plot element, as it tends to break the jrpg mold of "church/religion always bad" by having the church take strides to fix itself without just throwing away everything.
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Weird thing is Endwalker does YET another epilogue after this.
But yes, that quest is one of the many peeks into Ishgardian society after you upended everything they believed in. (The Firmament also provides additional context once you have access to it, as well as custom delivery quests located within.)
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I feel that they're different and are intended to take place at different times in the remaking of Ishgard (similar to the remaking of Ala Mhigo and Doma with their side arcs in EW), and I appreciate them taking their time with this. I think both of those quest lines have their place. Firmament has a lot of little flourishes that tie up some loose ends and answer some worthwhile questions. One of which was settling a particular minor plot element that has existed in Limsa since forever, which when I heard about that I immediately blasted through every Firmament quest in about 3 hours.
Although I will say, they MUST know how much people loved Heavensward with how much they keep bringing up different angles to tackle the remaking of Ishgard as a nation. I hope (end of EW spoilers) Amarout doesn't get overused to hell for no reason, I know they more or less had Emet wink at the audience and say "I'm going to nap forever, go do something else and don't wake me up", but they really jumped the shark with Elpis being a permanent zone so who really knows?
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If you care about emotes at all, you get a set of three exercise ones by doing 10 dungeon runs.
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I'm glad I take frequent breaks from this game, because outside the excellent MMO writing and the solid side-content it's infested with attention whore troons and their enablers
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In a somewhat interesting KF crossover - Vaush is playing XIV right now and skipping cutscenes.
The comments are quite interesting but I think the best ones are the ones where his followers admit to being filtered by the literary English used in the EN script. Really makes you think...
The comments are quite interesting but I think the best ones are the ones where his followers admit to being filtered by the literary English used in the EN script. Really makes you think...
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As if we need further proof that the general XIV player are illiterate.
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Tbf if you have dyslexia or English isn't your first language, I could see someone being very confused by all the weird ye olde English flourishes that are used in this game especially Urianger speech. "Pray return to the waking sands..." is a very weird statement if you take "Pray" too literally trying to cross reference it to your original language, and the spellings can be really weird sometimes. The JP script I know is much more direct in what it tries to convey, while the EN script's intent can be sometimes obfuscated by more flowery and harder to read language. One of the biggest examples is the meeting with Midgardsormr in 2.5, the translated JP script is really boring to read by comparison but the intent is much more obvious.
Then again I'm positive that only is like 20% at best of the people bitching about getting filtered by the script because of understandable circumstances, and the remaining 80% are probably Americans who basically want a picture book or can only read at a 5th grade level max.
Remember kids, Garleans did everything wrong and are whiny toddler babies in EW, the game told me so!
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ESLs who find the English script confusing can be excused. But if you're a native English speaker, raised in anglophone culture, and exposed to English literature as part of your mandatory schooling, then there is no excuse unless you're literally a child.
But more importantly, it's funny as a general dunk on the intelligence of Vaush's fanbase.
But more importantly, it's funny as a general dunk on the intelligence of Vaush's fanbase.
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The literary english used early on and especially by Urianger was a very nice touch that all ESL fags should learn to appreciate, if they aint then they're geniunely illiterate kek
It adds a very neat layer to the world and some characters n shit, then again they're Vaushites, wouldnt be suprised if they just play the game to ERP
It adds a very neat layer to the world and some characters n shit, then again they're Vaushites, wouldnt be suprised if they just play the game to ERP
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Okay, the Moogle reunion quest line is kawaii as fuck.
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Uh... remind me which one you mean?
Also: Just beat P3S, suck my knob you kentucky fried mother fucker
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The one after the base Heavensward MSQ.
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I've only just started it a few nights back in PF, but I've heard the rumours about P3S. Allegedly a static-destroyed.
And I'm the stupid fuck going in with PF, where you can't be sure if your teammate is an expert triple-legend raider or a pleb who doesn't even know that they can weave an OGCD.