3 or 4 dungeons and bosses for gear

 I appreciate all the input. I think I've got a good feel for it from what I've herd so far. I kinda would miss the NMs and stuff. They were always kinda fun. FFXIV Gil The old one was such a grind, but that's what made people appreciate the good gear Buy FFXIV Gil when you seen it on a player.I wish you the best Adam Andrews and have fun if you end up playing it. Thanks for your input Christian Vilches. Have a good one!  If u like spamming the same 3 or 4 dungeons and bosses for gear untill they update them to the next 3 or 4 dungeons and bosses and at the same time make it play exactly like every other mmo but very pretty. Then ya, go for it. If you are looking for that ffxi that stole ur heart making you want to explore every nook and fight every nm. This just didnt do it for me. This is more for casual gamers. Whare you miss a day or month or in my case a year and eh not that far behind.

 is way better. This game lacks originality. Too heavy on instances. Fail Void Ark better be.... COFFIN up that treasure! I see what you did there. Oh...oh ho....hohohahaha! That'd was good ^^Hopefully they will understand that new content should bring higher iLvl if they stick to that vertical progression..

It's so lame when people already have their iLvl200, just to glamour it, or perhaps having new accuracy stats on them..Look at Bismark EX iLvl175.. it's used for glamour, and.. it's ugly.. bec it's outdated the moment it has been inserted.. so lame.. SE you better up the ante, and stopping the reborn features of 2.0 and patches up to 3.0..It's a great game; listen to your people like before, and it shall last for years. Sadly I think they stopped listening to player feedback and just do what they want. Most of the time they get butthurt cause something they implicated went unused so they force players into doing it. Like forcing people to grind out hunts, fates and buying materia.  And when they do reply do fans suggestions it's always "too much server stress" "will require too much memory".