Trivia: WoW Anima & FFXIV Alt Jobs

There are a lot of jobs in video games. Some have been around forever, while others were introduced with the release of new titles. In World Of Warcraft and Final Fantasy XIV, there is an extra job category that can be unlocked after completing certain tasks or becoming level 50 (explorer).

The “wow how to spend anima” is a question that I am asked often. The answer is pretty simple, you can spend your anima on anything from the auction house, crafting, mounts and pets.

Yes, I’m a World of Warcraft player:)

I was in the mood yesterday and was missing my toons, so I conducted a Korthia round around my roster. Nothing noteworthy, just a few anima missions and rares along the way. Some people received four anima missions, while some received none, and others received two or three. I bypassed razorwing talons and the shardhide grind quest since they were both tiring. It’s been three hours.

As a result, 14k anima is accessible for transfer across alts, with a total of 19k.

I have enough to purchase one of the remaining venthyr sets, but I’ll save a trip to Sinfall by waiting until the next round when I can get both at once.

You won’t have to wonder why Korthia is your best shot any more – particularly for altoholics. I’m avoiding the dailies I don’t enjoy (fill-the-bar grinds and other annoyances), but I’m still filling my anima tanks to the brim. This is my go-to procedure anytime I feel like playing World of Warcraft; I’m simply thrilled it works so well. I could accomplish the remaining amount in a week or two if I placed myself on a dedicated grind path. But I’m not going to do it. I’m loving my downtime, relishing in the lack of timetables, so I can play whenever I want.

Alt Job Leveling in Final Fantasy XIV

This is amusing, but I’ve discovered the most efficient method for leveling alts via trial, error, and sadness, and it’s precisely like WoW. You fight until you reach level 16, after which it’s dungeons, dungeons, dungeons! You play “duty roulette” once every 24 hours (correct me if I’m wrong, but I don’t believe there’s a hard reset time? 9 a.m. or something?) – it’s a random dungeon for extra XP, and you simply queue for the highest available dungeon after that. And it works well — 1-2 levels every run is an excellent pace.

I’m not in a rush to go to Endwalker; of course, I’ll go through the questline with my Dragoon first, and Dragoon is more than prepared. By the way, I’m now going through the narrative with a lalafell alt who is following in my cat person’s footsteps, and it seems like my miqo’te is the canonical character, the Light Warrior. My lalafell is just having a good time:) I believe a miqo’te lady would be the greatest focal character in a genuine, interesting anime for the game plot, since a canonical male from trailers seems incredibly boring:)

Alternate occupations, in any case.

Miqo’te – Sanya Ginsu

Dragoon received a pair of follow-up questlines — aftermath at level 80. We buried Minfilia beside her mother appropriately, and then I came upon a dragoon questline in the same Coerthas, where we were instructed to retell Nidhogg’s narrative. Wow! That was a pleasant surprise.

Monk – is 43, and I’m having a blast with it. You did an incredible job! I’m not trying to be a jerk, but I’m pleased with everything about it.

Samurai – level 51, ready to go into dungeons. I have a legitimate side job that I fairly like. Finishers with a big ass seem lackluster and sluggish.

Dancer – level 62 is a fantastic achievement! Its feather light feel, proc rotation, and animations have piqued my interest. It’s also the alt’s only ranged job, so it’s an added perk.

Lalafell – Lolo Poppa

Machinist – progressing through the tale at level 66. Only Zenos camp remained in Yanxia after the Ruby Sea was rounded up. Even if the job ceased pretending to be a gunslinger and transformed into an engineer, I still want to maintain it as my primary. The rotation and feel are great.

Ninja – 31st level. I’m a big admirer of rogue classes in general, and this profession fit well in until you hit level 30. Stealth is a joke; I can’t see me using it in dungeons since I can’t even land the first blow before being pulled out, and open world gameplay doesn’t really need it either. Anyway, Doma ninjas recently revealed a new mechanic – those seals or whatever they’re called – and reading about combinations had my hair stand on end. Despite this, I am not disheartened. I believe that with a little practice, I’ll be able to assemble the combinations without hesitation. Actually, that sounds exciting! Yes, rogue had one of the finest class tales — Milala was a fantastic character.

56. Black Mage I ran a few dungeons and rediscovered why I like it so much, Explooooshuns! I didn’t go anyplace at all:) Working as a side job is a lot of fun.

Yes, I decided to give it a go, and who am I to judge? I’m not one of them. I’m valid for guildhests at level 11, and I aim to level it solely via group activities. I’m a big lover of no pets, but other than that, it’s a very standard hunter class. We’ll revisit the assessment once I have more than three skills on my action bars, which isn’t too good and not too bad. Yes, I’m aware that it can later play music:)

It’s a massive no-no to be an arcanist/summoner. It’s simply so dull to me, and having pets doesn’t help. Aside from that, this zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz The sound of magic is driving me insane, and I’m not going anywhere:) I placed this task on the back burner and even sold all of its equipment. Simply put, no. Today is not one of those days.

Gunbreaker – yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah As was to be anticipated. Don’t get me wrong: the animations are fantastic, and the damage output and protective equipment are incredible. The introductory duty/quest pleased me since it gave you virtually a full dungeon experience and taught you things like doing damage, managing trash, handling adds, positioning, reducing monster nukes, absorbing nasty stuff, and tank swaps. Wow! And this wasn’t some bullshit dummy game; this was a no-nonsense, very genuine dungeon value issue. They’ve basically thrown you in the water and told you to learn to swim or drown.

And, as I thought, I did okay – first attempt, never on the danger of dying, and successfully defended my apprentice, who never dipped below 70% or so. However, it proved to be too much to manage, not in terms of difficulty, but in terms of fun. There are literally hundreds of skills to keep track of, not to mention the boss, boss casting, adds, battlefield, and your group members. You’ll appreciate this arsenal and mood if you like tanking. But no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, Tanks and healers are sold and placed on the shelf, probably indefinitely. But I can’t say I didn’t give it my all! Now I can stroll through GBR class quests without scratching my head: what if it’s really good, and I enjoy it?

So… yeah:

Dragoon, monk, dancer, samurai, Miqo’te
Lalafell is a bard, a machinist, a ninja, and a dark wizard.

Only these chores are to be leveled and enjoyed, and they must be done in this sequence. This is my strategy for the game of alts until I level them all in Endwalker and am tooootally bored.

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The “anima transmog” is a feature introduced in World of Warcraft that allows players to change the appearance of their characters. The “FFXIV Alt Jobs” are jobs that can be used by players in Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn.