Oli!

I'm sure people would love to, but it's hard to do so without knowing where to go.

Reminder that this is happening today! I'll be pulling people into a party in about an hour.

Just be insightful. If people are stuck, offer advice that they don't have. If someone is having a problem, help talk them through it. I don't even play up Ada as being experienced, and people believe her to be more experienced or older than she is ICly, because of her insight and demeanor.

I'm assuming because this guy wants to have some nice, clean, no-creepers romantic RP with the wife. That said, do what you want OP. It's not standard, so other tribal players might find it strange IC, but it's not a big issue.

Sure are! I'll see if I can catch you in-game.

Sounds to me like it would be less complicated to play someone that had re-discovered the art.

It's also entirely possible that in communities so magically advanced, they merely made the mundane special instead. Why not give people swords that catch on fire or spit Voidsent or something if you're already housing the most powerful wizards on either end of the spectrum?

Yoshi-P basically advises treating mods like Fight Club. He doesn't endorse them, but he doesn't outright condemn them either, under the pretense of everyone having fun with the game in their own way. So, technically, it's against the game's Terms of Service, but there's no way to outright check for them. If you Don't Talk about Your Mods, you'll be fine. Lots of people use things like parsers, and those are enclosed and talked about in those communities (friend groups, hardcore Alex raiders, etcetera), so it remains on the down-low. That said, the most popular one out there, to my knowledge, is FFXIV-App, which does a bunch of stuff. Install at your own risk, and Don't Talk about Fight Club. On another note, it's possible that sanctioned mods and addons will be coming sooner than we think anyway.

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[align=center]--------------- [/align] [align=center]On the Behalf of the Adventurers' Guild[/align] [align=center]And Other Interested Parties,[/align] [align=center]The Adventuring Public is Hereby Invited to submit RÉSUMÉS[/align] [align=center]Indicating their Aptitude for adventuring, research, combat, etcetera,[/align] [align=center]With the Intent of Participating in the Bi-Weekly Exploratory Excursion,[/align] [align=center]A Joint Venture between the Adventurers' Guild, and Oliwat Kokiwat, the Very Last of the Rattlepacks,[/align] [align=center]A Venture Dedicated to the Exploration and Protection of the Realm,[/align] [align=center]And the Uncovering of its Secrets,[/align] [align=center]Taking Place on the Fifth Sun of Every Other Week.[/align] [align=center]---------------[/align] Tired of rolling around in a tavern every day? Try this out instead! Similar in theme to adventurous adventures such as Indiana Jones and the Adventures of Tintin, the Bi-Weekly Excursion is an every-other-week series of events that is designed to get people out of the house and into the world doing Things. Some of these will be stand-alone episodes, others may be tied together into larger plots, or tied together in ways that will have to be slowly uncovered elsewhere. Activities performed during Excursions include but are not limited to: -- Map-making and Surveying -- Getting lost. -- Getting horribly lost. -- Dear god, where the hell are we? -- Dungeon Delving. -- Categorizing and Dissecting Creatures. -- Ancient Allagans built the pyramids. -- Defending Things. -- Archaeological Expeditions. -- Finding Stuff that People Lost. -- Mysteries. -- ??? -- Doing that cool new airship raid exploration thing next patch. -- AND MORE! Usually, the Excursions will follow the following format: We meet up at an Aetheryte somewhere in the area (if close to a city, we'll meet there instead), and then go do The Thing that we were going to do, and then go back to the nearest settlement for disbanding. When groups meet in settlements or cities with taverns, we'll meet at the tavern instead because that's more fun than standing around outside by an Aetheryte like a bunch of NPCs. For most events, there will be a size-cap of exactly eight people (counting myself; that makes seven people that are not me) in order to keep things manageable and also fit us all into a single party. This may wax and wane depending on the event in question, but eight people will be the standard limit. For longer or more intricate plotlines, smaller events might take place on the side, usually with smaller amounts of people. These will either be things that require a smaller group (such as dungeons), or roleplay scenes that will generally only take a little bit of time (research, inquiries, investigation, etcetera). Weekends tend to be packed with events, so I've scheduled these for Thursdays. If other days work better for people, the time can be changed because I'm pretty flexible. But, for now, we'll be doing these at 9 EST / 8 CST / 6 PST, Every Other Thursday, hopefully starting next week depending on how many sign-ups I get from now until then. Although ICly you are welcome to bring an inexperienced character, do note that some Excursions will venture into high-level content. That said, I'm looking to use a balance of level-zones so that everyone can get some action if they want it. The first Excursion will be Archaeological, and will take place in the Sagolii Desert on October 15th. More information (meeting place, purpose, etcetera) will become available closer to the meeting date. Signups! 1.) Anrai Sinclair 2.) Ser Doric 3.) Altonio Salaphonte 4.) Nalli Blythe 5.) Nhia Nahri 6.) 7.)

I think we've got everyone so far! If we don't, let us know here!

I've always found that grinds are easier and feel like they go faster when you don't focus on making them go fast. Find a different goal to go for and do that instead, and eventually you'll realize "oh hey, I leveled." It could be something like "I wanna run dungeon for that pet I like," or it could be "I want all the armor drops from dungeon," etcetera. Or it could be something even more lax, like "I just want to do my daily every day for like three weeks and then chill and do other things afterwards." When you're focusing on something that's not the level progress bar, you won't even realize that it's going by, and then leveling will be much less stressful. When you finally push the barrier that you're looking at, it'll come over as a pleasant surprise instead.

You better make these All Saint's Wake rhymes good. Keep them real, I don't want them fake. Make sure you take your time with them though, and if you can't come up with anymore All Saint's Wake rhymes, don't shake yourself up over it either.

I dunno, tons of people use it anyway, so it might just be Whatever. I haven't played the PLD questline though, so I don't have much of a say in this.

The Lalafell and highlander master races should only breed amongst themselves. You all DISGUST ME.

I don't see the hot tub. It's on the ground, look harder.

No because if you unplug the hot tub, it cools down and turns into a normal tub. Tubs confirmed. Can you unplug an Eorzean hot tub? Do we ever actually see them connected to an external power source? I'm pretty sure hot tubs are self-sustaining vessels capable of generating and dissipating an infinite amount of energy. You can unplug it from the aether powering it by sucking the aether into white aucerite or whatever, sealing the soul of the hot tub within and rendering it powerless before you.

No because if you unplug the hot tub, it cools down and turns into a normal tub. Tubs confirmed.

Not unreasonable, considering the history of sewage.

.... You know Merlwyb is pretty pale... .... and wears a long black coat.... She uses a gun though, and as we all know the only vampire cool enough for guns is Blade. DISPROVED.

Okay but seriously folks. All we know is that there's a vampire myth. We have not proved and will not prove whether or not the myth points to fact. That's all we've got.

So, why would a bat need to turn into another bat? The same reason a Pokémon would want to turn into another Pokémon. ULTIMATE POWER.

It's also worth noting that some things don't really have any reason to be canon, like the wind-up FF1 sprites and the pointer hand. They've got flavor text, but their purpose is pretty clearly just Nostalgia Factor without any further implications.