With so much combat action in Final Fantasy 14, it’s a little surprising if there isn’t a thing or two that you don’t like. However, you may feel the need to pull these tasks to the max because you’re a completionist or you’re looking for a specific reward, like a job title or an Amaro mount.
So if you don’t like this job, what’s the easiest way to do it with as little involvement in fighting games as possible? Fortunately, there are actually some very good sources of experience that you can use without having to play for a good job, and sometimes without even having to play at all!
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awesome tail
Let’s start with a real “I won’t even take this job” approach. The way Khloe’s Wonderful Tails works is that you complete a sticker book of quests each week, which you can then use this book to do the work you want to level up.
Just completing the book with 9 stickers is enough to gain 50% exp at your current level, so the higher the job level, the more valuable it is.
Remember, you need to have 9 stickers to get experience points. Sometimes people see that they’ve completed a line of stickers and excitedly hand over the book for a reward, without realizing that they haven’t finished their book yet. Oh!
The fastest way to finish the book is to unsynchronize one of the extreme challenges at level 50 and redo the quest using your second chance points each time you place a sticker. This way the top level characters can get all the stickers in about 15 minutes.
Two weeks of no work sounds fine to me, especially if you’re using it at those awkward levels, such as 60 or 70, before the work actually gets into the leveling dungeon. ground of experience, heaven on high, Or the southern front of Bozjan.
Daily frontline challenge
In the Duty Finder’s Duty Roulette tab is the Daily Challenge: Frontline, which will put you in PvP Frontline mode for the day.
Since you can change jobs in the quests ahead, you can queue up for the job you’re leveling up for, then switch to your favorite job as soon as you join.
You will still get experience in the jobs you join which, thanks to the daily bonus, will account for about 50% of the experience points at your current level.
Note that classes work a bit differently in PvP than they do in PvE, so you might not hate the class PvP kit and actually find it a more acceptable environment. Teleport to the Wolf’s Den in La Noscia to test your PvP gear.
It can be found in the PvP configuration file and will by default be on your hotbar in the PvP area, but you can always find it in the Actions and Features menu below the main command.
Herd Quest (or “Flock Quest” in 6.2)
Crowd quests are another daily resource that can easily provide a good combat experience. You have to accept and complete job quests, but many are completely unrelated to combat and those are usually just killing one or two enemies in the world.
You can accept Horde quests in each expansion pack, providing an easy experience to work with within that level. For example, to level up the job between 60-70, you can use the Ananta and Kojin tribes in the Stormblood area.
If you’ve achieved max reputation with a clan, you’ll get experience bonus points from these quests, making them more effective at leveling up your alternate job. For example, each pixie mission gives about 7% of the level to work at level 70-79 by rewarding experience, for a total of 21% per day.
Consider these missions to be basically “Fly here. Kill enemies. Come back.” This is a very simple source of experience.
For a more in-depth guide to specific monster tribes and their unlocking requirements, see here.
challenge diary
The weekly challenge log experience requires you to engage in a bit more combat work than the previous option, but you can use it smartly to earn a decent amount of experience.
if you are sure that Complete Challenge the job you want to level up and you’ll get benefits even if you use other jobs to complete most of the challenges. This way you only need to complete the FATE, dungeon, etc to get the reward.
The challenge log experience stops increasing at level 79. You’ll still get bonuses at 80+ jobs, but it will pretend you’re only level 79 when it comes to exp.
Some notable challenges include:
Feel lucky – Complete 3 dungeons with Quest Wheel. (15% experience level)
Dungeon Master – Complete 5 dungeons. (10% level experience)
Power Collection – Vote 5 times in Player Recognition. (10% level experience)
In Your FATE I – Complete 5 FATEs with the highest possible rating. (15% experience level)
In YOUR FATE II – Complete 10 FATEs with the highest possible rating. (15% experience level)
Just Leve It to Me – Complete 5 level missions with different level boards (15% level XP)
A tip for challenges that require a level is that you might consider using artisans for the first time, as these can be done quickly by submitting items. Remember, they should be level quests with unique level boards.
trust system
It’s a more honorable mention, but in some cases your main argument against joining a particular fighting career is that you don’t intuitively understand it.
Using the trust system means you’ll still get a lot of experience from decent level dungeon content, but there won’t be any pressure to “block the team”.
You can find the trust system under Accountability > Trust. Inside the dungeon, you can stop at any time to test your skills and hot bar, as groups of NPCs move at your pace.
Trust is currently only available for Shadowbringers and Endwalker MSQ dungeons, but they will be adding them to lower level dungeons in an upcoming patch, so new players can also easily access this content in the environment. single player field.
Of course, for any situation where you are gaining experience from the mob, make sure you have experience bonuses, such as 3% effect on any meal and 15% effects on your Company or Freedom Squad’s items.
I usually use a combination of these daily and weekly events, putting experience into combat jobs I play less often, so I can catch up on the ones I play more often. If you have any other tips for leveling up jobs that you don’t particularly like, feel free to leave them in the comments section below.