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So THAT's why I could not get the Armoire to accept any of my gear. Blah. I need to store some of the pages and pages of junk I have in it, as my armory chest is getting kinda full these days.

Event (prior update, new stuff rarely storeable off the bat)
Special Items (e.g Dalamud Horn, Bomb/Cactaur earrings etc)
AF1 items
Seasonal items etc

So it is fairly limited.

*Raining when I'm crafting in the city. If this was real I would have ruined my stuff.

*Trying to hit that sync button fast to get in the last second of a fate before it closes. With a mouse. On a bucket just out of reach. When I'm on PS3. Usually spilling my drink, myself, and my cat off my couch.

*People saying cruel things to less experienced players.

*Forums that show you've edited.




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Edited, May 16th 2014 9:52pm by Jemcrystaline

I hate how you can't right-click an equipment slot on the character sheet to equip something in your inventory.

I'll craft an item, and it'll appear in my inventory and then I'll open my character screen and click on the slot it goes in, and it automatically opens the Armory Chest... but there's no "Go to Inventory" button.

Then I have to close that, open the inventory, then drag the item from my inventory to the character sheet and *then* save the new setup.

Also...

The Market Board automatically places every piece of equipment in the equipment chest, regardless of why exactly you were buying it (GC turn-ins, etc). I haven't done it yet, but I imagine I'd hate the day I accidentally turned in one of my tools, weapons, or armor because it was the same kind that I was already using because of this.

FATEs where instead of the mobs all immediately disappearing once it's won, they retreat and fly off... for miles... taking forever to disappear... with you still on their aggro lists, preventing you from changing job or getting on your mount.

I get that sometimes they want to portray a sort of "enemy has been thoroughly beaten so now they are retreating" sense, but would it kill them to change all the FATE enemies into npcs once the FATE is won (into a green name/target, kinda like what they made the Manor Sentry in Haukke HM do after you beat him up enough) so that it clears all players off aggro lists?

Edited, May 18th 2014 12:21pm by Fynlar

Or they could just act like mobs do when you break their "leash" -- they suddenly forget about you, you're removed from their aggro list and you're removed from combat with them. But for some reason, FATE mobs have such a ridiculously long "Leash" on them (much further than normal mobs) despite that tiny little FATE area.

Oh, and that brings me to something else I really stinking hate:

Some FATEs have ridiculously small areas. You go in, Level Sync, and start fighting. A mob telegraphs a move, you step out of it and... *Bleep Blip* ..... your Level Sync wears off and the mob you were fighting resets. This especially sucks when it is one of those Miniboss FATEs; if you were trying to solo it, you instantly lose all progress.

Seriously?

Why are some of those FATE areas so damn small!?

Like... that one in Eastern Thanalan, that Gigantoad FATE in that pond near where you fight the mages in the Main Quest if you started with Ul'dah. There's almost no room to dodge his stomp attacks whatsoever without resetting the damn thing.

I also sometimes wonder just what the devs were thinking when designing some quests. Like that kobold daily where you have to get to point B in X time and getting hit lowers the time. Who's bright idea was it to put the end point right on top of the almost constantly active CT FATE? Did no one actually play test that quest before it went live?