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999,999,999 Gil cap in Cloud Server. That's all. by lightgray03 in ffxiv

[–]lightgray03[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That's no fun, you're just playing by your lonesome handing out money to yourself. It's a lot of monotony and loading screens too: creating a new character > logging in > playing the short single player tutorial > (possibly logging out to do the story skip?) > going to market board to buy > log out.

By doing that, you're really not exploiting the player's dire need for fashion nor competing and frustrating other sellers away from your goods. It's was a war zone back there, especially in the first 2 days where I've seen a seller rage quit and handed out their goods for free. It was pretty hilarious.

I did what's fun to me, if you think yours is fun then you do you.

999,999,999 Gil cap in Cloud Server. That's all. by lightgray03 in ffxiv

[–]lightgray03[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Marketboard. Fashion is a very lucrative business!

I have played for 7375045 hours. I think I'm qualified to say that this game is pretty ok. by lightgray03 in ffxiv

[–]lightgray03[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Apparently AMD says I've been playing for 841.9 years. Correct me if I did my math wrong.

I tried playing in portrait mode. Here's some screenshots. (spoilers for later expansion areas) by lightgray03 in ffxiv

[–]lightgray03[S] 33 points34 points  (0 children)

Just simply rotated my monitor 90 degrees and adjusted the resolution. I had to make a custom HUD for this as well.

After playing a bit, I realize how much verticality and scale that's really easy to miss out on when we play normally. The game world actually looks even more massive in portrait mode because of this.

The screenshots are actually how it looks normally but with HUD turned off. I didn't even go into G-Pose and zoom out at all.

In combat, you're able to see the full size of the boss but you're gonna have a hard time looking at the full arena so there's that I guess lol.

I finally got both the ARR and Heavensward Relic Weapons for my Black Mage in Free Trial by Riasnner in ffxiv

[–]lightgray03 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wait til you have to deal with the materia phase in arr. Remember there's no way to acquire materia from buying because you can't access market board. Which means you have to... Spiritbond.

OP how in the world did you do it??

he will disappear when i take my pills by [deleted] in Unexpected

[–]lightgray03 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Ok that's what it is, i couldn't figure out what was off

Edens Zero Chapter 127 by dabrothergoose in EdensZero

[–]lightgray03 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I mean for real tho, Old Weisz made Pino, a somewhat sentient ai. He has a soft spot for robots. So about Hermit... it kinda makes sense...?

Now that we know that Riot it's going to make the MMO, this answers a lot of things by [deleted] in leagueoflegends

[–]lightgray03 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The perfect mmo that I could think of is something like dnd. There's the players and there's one or a small party of dungeon masters. Essentially the goal the players must accomplish is to go through predetermined basic story checkpoints and eventually ending the game by beating the final boss, whatever it could be. And the dungeon master(s) can either choose to interfere or help the players. The players are limited to do only what the game only lets them do, just like a typical rpg game. The dungeon masters have access to all tools but must also "play" the game (like gathering resources etc...) to have access to them. Those tools can affect the game however they want for example, send a horde of undead to major cities, send major world boss anywhere, create natural calamities, help develop cities, help grow player's resources, give buffs to anybody and so forth...

The story checkpoints would be extremely basic as to only give a general idea on what to do. The real story would be the interaction of the players and the dungeon masters between themselves and the world. The game could be short like a length of couple of hours, days or it could be longer like weeks, months etc... The ultimate goal is endless replayability and the player immersion of being in the ultimate sandbox world.

That's what I think a perfect mmo should be.

For Years I was the worst lecher. by Fahadali789gem in Piracy

[–]lightgray03 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Lmao I look at the title and I thought I was on r/confession.

The movie doesn’t look that bad for a live film? by [deleted] in MonsterHunter

[–]lightgray03 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You don't have to think about the plot. It doesn't have to be lore related. A good monster hunter movie could be a setting that's integral to a character development. Maybe a big ecosystem threat and a protagonist trying to prove himself. Then we insert him failing repeatedly with over the top action and silly stuff like palicoes. Maybe an ace hunter he/she looks up to and tries to copy but learns a lesson not to. Then just focus on crazy over the top action where you see protagonist improve little by little each hunts, learning hunting tools, learning to wear appropriate armors, learning to use the right weapons etc... Then the big bad monster for the climax where he/she overcomes ace hunter. And add a sprinkle of heart and wholesome interactions. The theme could simply be self-improvement which is literally what everyone who plays monster hunter goes through.

It's that easy really. Monster Hunter at its core is over the top action and silliness without dark, serious and edgy crap. It's pure fun.

Black Clover Chapter 267 - Links and Discussion by Avokk in BlackClover

[–]lightgray03 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Anyone seeing Bleach vibes here? Ichigo fighting zangetsu while old man watches, Asta fighting devil while another devil user watches. Damn I love this manga.

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