04-09-2010, 03:41 AM
That makes more sense to me.
I think, though, they wanted to give more flexibility for obtaining zeni, but then it kind of makes having a specific job moot. I could be a bounty hunter, and do a quest to cook, so there's no boundaries or anything. Whats the benefit of having a set "job" when you can do a different "quest" that has nothing to do with the job and make the same amount of zeni.
then again, i'm not sure i'll ever do a quest because of all this, seems to make more sense that I just so bounty hunter missions and keep upping my rank and doing what I enjoy, the job I chose in the first place.
IMO quests are just a way to do something different for the same rewards, and that makes it easier for people who can sometimes get bored of the same routine.
I think, though, they wanted to give more flexibility for obtaining zeni, but then it kind of makes having a specific job moot. I could be a bounty hunter, and do a quest to cook, so there's no boundaries or anything. Whats the benefit of having a set "job" when you can do a different "quest" that has nothing to do with the job and make the same amount of zeni.
then again, i'm not sure i'll ever do a quest because of all this, seems to make more sense that I just so bounty hunter missions and keep upping my rank and doing what I enjoy, the job I chose in the first place.
IMO quests are just a way to do something different for the same rewards, and that makes it easier for people who can sometimes get bored of the same routine.


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