Though that is true, many times, raiders come and go by the season. If new raid content isn't out, they usually don't play once they're maxed out on their main class. At least from my experience, there's really tough market board wars around medicines and food during the raiding season, which may lead to less gil overall. I think it depends on the server. Overall, I agree with you.
Blacksmith crafts more tools that all the rest combined, especially when you get into the upper levels. Craft your tools, then craft your gear, and then the rest comes easily. Don't forget daily GC turn in's... that's assuming that you want to max out all your crafters/gatherers.
Yeah this is my approach. I just got to the level 70 mark for everyone (except culinarian, since I also didn't want to do a lot of fishing...) and I'm going to go with BSM first for the "home stretch" so I can make the gear for my other classes.
@@Iceblade269 Weaver doesn't get you the tools, and NOTHING increases your crafting stats as much as your tools. Weaver definitely gets you the most items (and IMO is probably the second most valuable class behind blacksmith), but no where near the stats that main and offhand tools do.
Level them all. That's the best way to save you the most amount of frustration. Inv space will always be an issue for omni crafters so might as well get used to it.
Crafting feels so much more convenient now, with more avenues to gain exp currently than just grinding levequests. I have played since ARR and crafting back then was a bit difficult. Maybe I just didn't have the patience at that time, but it feels really nice to upgrade it now!
thank you juni! i always find your videos really informative and helpful, since a lot of other videos assume a certain amount of knowledge. Love to have a powerpoint too!
I'm glad to help! I try to imagine myself as a new player again when I make these types of videos. Feel free to share my channel with anyone you think might benefit.
THIS! So many guides especially for crafting are of the mindset that you are have at least some knowledge of how it works & terminology. A prime example is I didn’t know about the 3 soul stone thing or that certain crafters are more compatible to others and either miner or botanist. I was told level all the crafters at once in most guides I looked at. I didn’t know there were multiple options/strategies. I’ll probably unlock all the crafters then just focus on 3 at a time.
@@erockbaby3000 Yeah, I was watching some guides that other people had out, and I realized that many times, the info wasn't sufficient, or it wasn't realistic. Most people just starting crafting aren't going to level all their classes at once. That's a huge commitment.
My decision to choose to level Alchemist was not one of practicality, it just fit my character. My character name is I'madoctor Ifixpeople. Everything I do is doctor themed (I have a scrubs glam, I main healer classes, my chocobo was named Ambulance now it is named Booboobus which is a funnier name for ambulance, so I chose Alchemist because medicine. (My gearset for Alchemist I renamed Pharmacist.)
I finally started leveling a DOH and DOL after 5 years of playing. Start with Culinarian cuz I love raiding and Botanist cus I feel they synergize well (also for Reaper lore) :)
I find getting my gear repaired at a repair shop is significantly easier than repairing my iwn gear. Don't have to worry about dark grade matter or company seals.
There's a few extra benefits to being able to repair your own gear. - no money - repairs needed less often - can repair in instances like dungeons and raids For some people it doesn't really matter, but man is it convenient.
I'm leveling all the crafts on a trial account and somehow manage my inventory XD. To be honest that is for sure the most difficult part. Leveling them at roughly the same rate has as bonus that you can sell the old gear since you won't ever need it again (except maybe for the looks).
@@JuniFFXIVChannel Ty. For those that read this and need to know my method: Make a lot in bulk. F.e. make a ton bars and hides then make as much as possible that only require those base materials (incl rivets, plates and such). Do that for all crafts and then look at which secondary ingredients (feathers, oils and such) you need for all those crafts. Farm and quickly use them (won't have enough space otherwise). This way you won't feel the need to keep lower tier ingredients since you've done everything with it. Skipping fishing & cooking for a large part would be a good alternative since they are the most tedious and require a lot of the slots.
This is helpful, thank you! I’ll check out your written guide too. I think I’ll focus on leveling the clases that can repair my main job’s gear. But it would be cool to make food or potions for raiding too. Maybe I’ll talk to my friends and see if they’re interested in leveling crafters too.
Glad I could help! Self-repairs are awesome, and it's great being able to meld your own gear. Even if you don't actually craft anything, it's still useful! Thanks for watching! Hope to see you again! :D
ahh yes, all of them is starting to make sense. i love crafting so much i only just got to lvl 19 msq and having a retainer - meanwhile i am a lvl 53 goldsmith with leather and now weaver. ☺️ why do i want to craft? i think if i am being honest, so I can look stylish and have great equipment. my other total favourite thing to do is roam the lands and super dangerous places as a miner - watching awesome battles and finding all the minerals. and yeah - i have in the last week discovered that ignoring the msq will make crafting cone up against walls. 😭 i need more storage space.
oh and i almost forgot. all of them.. last night i walked into weaver guild because my leather work stalled in levequests due to a lack of cotton cloth. ahh better. anyway, this system is so much fun.
I'm glad your enjoying it. I haven't started working on crafters or gatherers yet since I I just finished Endwalker MSQ. Maybe when I understand everything well, again, I'll make a guide that maybe others haven't done yet. Something different, yunno?
@@JuniFFXIVChannelwould enjoy. I looked at a few other guides, they are all about doing it the fastest and not about enjoying it so they ignore, the job story lines, levequests, adventuring. So sad, it is about the journey not the destination.
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! Most crafter guides I tried to look up “for beginners” are usually focused on “just power level to 80 all at the same time, then craft max level gear and rotations.” I didn’t know about the 3 soul stone thing or that certain crafters were more compatible to others and one of the gatherer classes (though now that you said it out loud it’s obvious lol). I’m definitely going with the 3 crafters at a time method so I don’t get overwhelmed trying to keep them all at the same level & keep my anxiety down about inventory space. This will definitely keep me from giving up on crafting. Also I appreciate that you didn’t seem to make it only about making Gil but actually asked “are you doing it for money, for gear, etc.” I’m definitely looking at that PowerPoint/written guide.
Thanks for watching! I'm glad you found this guide helpful! When making guides, my goal is to provide the information to people who I assume will most likely be watching this video. I try to imagine myself just starting out and the kinds of things that didn't make sense to me at first. There's many people like you out there. I get lots of questions from friends about crafting and this is definitely one of the most common questions I get. Feel free to share this video with anyone you think might benefit from it. Thanks for the comment. I really appreciate the feedback!
Fishing, then cooking, then blacksmithing. The rest you can do in any order you want after that. Also I would start the crafting asap maybe even doing it while your lvling your main class up.
I leveled most of my crafting and gathering classes as I waited for DPS queues. The queues have been kinda fast lately though, so it might not be as effective.
Carpenter. The logs won't be wasted and the plants for consumables will be useful. That's what I would prefer, but I could see others easily saying Culinarian instead. I would say those two classes are probably your best bet.
Glad I could help! I don't usually make written guides for my videos, but I thought a reference would be more useful for people who have no idea the kinds of items each class makes. That way, they can make an informed decision as far as what classes to level first, or just at all. Thanks for the sub!
Forgot to mention to craft just high enough to create noob gear for others and convince them to get their crafters to max lv while you never touch a crafters again.
Blacksmith first. Your primary tools/weaponry need to be HQ. Goldsmith id say second but you need armor so weaver or leather. Unless you wanna lvl a specific class...
@@JuniFFXIVChannel tbh I think crafting is just for money. Most armor you get before max lvl is bought w tomes or farmed. Jewelry is needed like belts. But I guess if your crafting is maxed out you can just make your own anyway. I was going that route.
I'm new to FFXIV videos (and the game actually), but it made sense to me when I was levelling my crafter's to start with leveling the 3 gathering classes FIRST... Yet every guide I see about levelling crafters seems to skip over the fact that most new players have very little money and buying stuff from the market board is very expensive - whereas gathering the majority of your own crafting resources yourself is way cheaper and more accessible. Sure it takes longer, but not as long as earning millions of Gil to be able to afford to often egregious market board prices for someone else's materials. So my answer would be NONE, don't level ANY crafter's first, instead new players should level Botanist, Miner and Fishing levels FIRST. Ps. Ignore everything I just typed if you're a gillionaire... 😅
Haha! Thanks! I've taken a break from crafting since this video, but I'm sure I'll be getting back into it once the new expansion hits. For now, I'm working on the relic weapons. Thanks for watching! :D
I find blacksmithing and armorer are solid for making money due to the variety of items smiths can make and armorer is good to. But i started with the ones that would be most helpful for my starting job.
This crafting thing is so overwhelming I'm sure you are explaining it really well but I just don't get it, I started playing two weeks ago and I haven't leveled anything related to the DoH, so should I wait until I'm max level to start with this? I've been watching several videos and one of them said I should have a minimum of 3 million gil because I would need special equipment for each one and well being new I don't have that kind of money.
Idk how this comment got past me, but here is my (delayed) response anyway. I would just focus on MSQ for now, and getting to max level on at least one DoW/DoM job. If I remember correctly, you get about 2mil from MSQ alone? That being said, crafting doesn't have to be a costly endeavor. I recommend maybe starting with DoLs first since the only cost is replacing the gear as you level, and you'll make a lot of that money back by selling the materials you gathered for XP gain. It will also make crafting cheaper for you if you decide to hold onto the materials for later use, instead.
Is leveling the miner and botanist first good? Cause I've been leveling them up trying to get them to max first, I'm not really caring for Gil or anything, My goal is to max out every gathering and crafting job one day
Miner and Botanist are really solid to start with. I usually just gather the major ores and logs so that once I get to leveling my crafters, I already have some of the core materials for many recipes. You might wanna level based on your inventory space. So for example, if you only have 2 retainers, you might not want to level them both at the same time. Just some food for thought. Hope that answers your question. Hope to see you around again on the channel. :)
Not sure why the link isn't working. I just tested it out, and it worked. Try this. docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ZJxZ39o-LjFW0p7Z0G57J1bIEg0qFMUQZ03WHnU9kL8/edit?usp=sharing
please think about making more guilds for ff14 this is a great video and you should do more also you have every class maxed but blue mage?! someone been slacking lol
Lmao. I wish I had more time to make guides. I really enjoy helping people. I have a few videos in mind but no time to record lol. Maybe some day, I can get monetized so I can justify priotizing this over other things.
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Culinarian - Alchemist - Blacksmith, always. YOUR job doesn't matter....it's irrelevant. In this game people craft to make money, not to make their own gear. Thats a hell of a lot of work to take care of 1 person
That may be true for some people, but I know plenty of people who just level based on what they want to repair, and call it a day. Not everyone crafts solely for money. I know a few casual players who just level so they can make furniture for their house/apartment, etc. The three you mentioned are great for general use, so it really depends on what your goals are. Usually, when someone levels that way, I've noticed they don't usually play with FC members or are not part of an FC. So I agree it really is a lot of work for 1 person.
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The most consistent crafter for gil is probably alchemist and culinary as foodstuffs for raids will always be in demand
Though that is true, many times, raiders come and go by the season. If new raid content isn't out, they usually don't play once they're maxed out on their main class. At least from my experience, there's really tough market board wars around medicines and food during the raiding season, which may lead to less gil overall. I think it depends on the server. Overall, I agree with you.
Blacksmith crafts more tools that all the rest combined, especially when you get into the upper levels. Craft your tools, then craft your gear, and then the rest comes easily. Don't forget daily GC turn in's... that's assuming that you want to max out all your crafters/gatherers.
Solid advice, right here!
Yeah this is my approach. I just got to the level 70 mark for everyone (except culinarian, since I also didn't want to do a lot of fishing...) and I'm going to go with BSM first for the "home stretch" so I can make the gear for my other classes.
Weaver gets you most of the gear crafters and gatherers need. I’m leveling it and forging HQ pieces to help my other classes
@@Iceblade269 Weaver doesn't get you the tools, and NOTHING increases your crafting stats as much as your tools. Weaver definitely gets you the most items (and IMO is probably the second most valuable class behind blacksmith), but no where near the stats that main and offhand tools do.
Level them all. That's the best way to save you the most amount of frustration. Inv space will always be an issue for omni crafters so might as well get used to it.
Haha I was the same way! I knew I was gonna be crafting a lot, so I didn't hesitate to do that. Thanks for watching!
Crafting feels so much more convenient now, with more avenues to gain exp currently than just grinding levequests. I have played since ARR and crafting back then was a bit difficult. Maybe I just didn't have the patience at that time, but it feels really nice to upgrade it now!
A lot has changed. It's definitely a lot easier to level now.
Thank you. This is exactly what I'm looking for. Nobody except you explain what's the difference of each jobs are
thank you juni! i always find your videos really informative and helpful, since a lot of other videos assume a certain amount of knowledge. Love to have a powerpoint too!
I'm glad to help! I try to imagine myself as a new player again when I make these types of videos. Feel free to share my channel with anyone you think might benefit.
THIS! So many guides especially for crafting are of the mindset that you are have at least some knowledge of how it works & terminology. A prime example is I didn’t know about the 3 soul stone thing or that certain crafters are more compatible to others and either miner or botanist. I was told level all the crafters at once in most guides I looked at. I didn’t know there were multiple options/strategies. I’ll probably unlock all the crafters then just focus on 3 at a time.
@@erockbaby3000 Yeah, I was watching some guides that other people had out, and I realized that many times, the info wasn't sufficient, or it wasn't realistic. Most people just starting crafting aren't going to level all their classes at once. That's a huge commitment.
I bookmarked this video so I can reference it when I finally start crafting :D
Glad to hear! Hope to see you again! :D
your slide is awesome, thanks!
My decision to choose to level Alchemist was not one of practicality, it just fit my character. My character name is I'madoctor Ifixpeople. Everything I do is doctor themed (I have a scrubs glam, I main healer classes, my chocobo was named Ambulance now it is named Booboobus which is a funnier name for ambulance, so I chose Alchemist because medicine. (My gearset for Alchemist I renamed Pharmacist.)
lol That's great xD
This is one of the greatest ideas I've ever seen
very in-depth! thank you very much, it definitely helped me decide. (specially your google presentation)
Glad it was helpful! I'm going to be releasing more guides in the future, so please subscribe for more content. :)
Still useful in the game today!! Great video with valuable information for the new players
Glad you think so! Thanks for watching! :D
@@JuniFFXIVChannel PS4 here.. eager to meet you with the update and chef it up!!!!
Don’t forget you get bonus xp if you punch a Lalafel in the face for all jobs
LOL
Mad respect for having everything maxed out
Thanks! With time and patience, you can, too! :D
@@JuniFFXIVChannel haha . I have the patience. Lack the time.
I finally started leveling a DOH and DOL after 5 years of playing. Start with Culinarian cuz I love raiding and Botanist cus I feel they synergize well (also for Reaper lore) :)
Now all you need is for your glam to look edgy on your botanist. hahaha Glad you liked the video! Hope to see you again, soon! :D
@@JuniFFXIVChanneli go for a cute peasant look
Downloaded the sheet, gonna post it on FC's discord and mention your chanel. Thanks a lot!
Glad I could help! Thanks so much! :D
I find getting my gear repaired at a repair shop is significantly easier than repairing my iwn gear. Don't have to worry about dark grade matter or company seals.
There's a few extra benefits to being able to repair your own gear.
- no money
- repairs needed less often
- can repair in instances like dungeons and raids
For some people it doesn't really matter, but man is it convenient.
I'm leveling all the crafts on a trial account and somehow manage my inventory XD. To be honest that is for sure the most difficult part. Leveling them at roughly the same rate has as bonus that you can sell the old gear since you won't ever need it again (except maybe for the looks).
Yeah, inventory is rough sometimes. Glad to hear you were able to pull it off. Good luck leveling! :D
@@JuniFFXIVChannel Ty.
For those that read this and need to know my method:
Make a lot in bulk. F.e. make a ton bars and hides then make as much as possible that only require those base materials (incl rivets, plates and such). Do that for all crafts and then look at which secondary ingredients (feathers, oils and such) you need for all those crafts. Farm and quickly use them (won't have enough space otherwise). This way you won't feel the need to keep lower tier ingredients since you've done everything with it. Skipping fishing & cooking for a large part would be a good alternative since they are the most tedious and require a lot of the slots.
This is helpful, thank you! I’ll check out your written guide too. I think I’ll focus on leveling the clases that can repair my main job’s gear. But it would be cool to make food or potions for raiding too. Maybe I’ll talk to my friends and see if they’re interested in leveling crafters too.
Glad I could help! Self-repairs are awesome, and it's great being able to meld your own gear. Even if you don't actually craft anything, it's still useful! Thanks for watching! Hope to see you again! :D
OMG I just got into FFXIV due to the free trial and this is SOO HELPFUL ty so so much!
Glad I could help! Hope to see you again! :D
video is great, powerpoint is incredibly useful! tysm!
Glad you found it useful! Thanks for watching!
This was suuuuuupppper helpful especially the guide thannk you!!!!
Glad I could help!
Reason is for materia, you need to lvl a type of craft inorder to equip materia
I believe the DoH has to be lvl 19 or greater. I think culinarian might be the exception?
ahh yes, all of them is starting to
make sense.
i love crafting so much i only just got to lvl 19 msq and having a retainer - meanwhile i am a lvl 53 goldsmith with leather and now weaver. ☺️
why do i want to craft? i think if i am being honest, so I can look stylish and have great equipment.
my other total favourite thing to do is roam the lands and super dangerous places as a miner - watching awesome battles and finding all the minerals.
and yeah - i have in the last week discovered that ignoring the msq will make crafting cone up against walls. 😭 i need more storage space.
oh and i almost forgot. all of them..
last night i walked into weaver guild because my leather work stalled in levequests due to a lack of cotton cloth.
ahh better.
anyway, this system is so much fun.
I'm glad your enjoying it. I haven't started working on crafters or gatherers yet since I I just finished Endwalker MSQ. Maybe when I understand everything well, again, I'll make a guide that maybe others haven't done yet. Something different, yunno?
@@JuniFFXIVChannelwould enjoy. I looked at a few other guides, they are all about doing it the fastest and not about enjoying it so they ignore, the job story lines, levequests, adventuring. So sad, it is about the journey not the destination.
Thank you very much for this!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! Most crafter guides I tried to look up “for beginners” are usually focused on “just power level to 80 all at the same time, then craft max level gear and rotations.”
I didn’t know about the 3 soul stone thing or that certain crafters were more compatible to others and one of the gatherer classes (though now that you said it out loud it’s obvious lol). I’m definitely going with the 3 crafters at a time method so I don’t get overwhelmed trying to keep them all at the same level & keep my anxiety down about inventory space. This will definitely keep me from giving up on crafting.
Also I appreciate that you didn’t seem to make it only about making Gil but actually asked “are you doing it for money, for gear, etc.” I’m definitely looking at that PowerPoint/written guide.
Thanks for watching! I'm glad you found this guide helpful! When making guides, my goal is to provide the information to people who I assume will most likely be watching this video. I try to imagine myself just starting out and the kinds of things that didn't make sense to me at first. There's many people like you out there. I get lots of questions from friends about crafting and this is definitely one of the most common questions I get. Feel free to share this video with anyone you think might benefit from it. Thanks for the comment. I really appreciate the feedback!
Thanks for the tips. Like commented and subscribed 👍
Thanks for watching!
Thanks! Great info.
Is the leveling recommendations still valid 4 yrs after this video was made?
This helped a lot!! Thank you
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching! :D
I'm a bit late to the party but this has helped a lot, cheers!
Glad I could help! :D Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the written guide, helped me alot
That's great! Hope to see you around for future guides! :D
Thank you for the video :)
Thanks for watching! :D
Appreciate the added PowerPoint
Glad I could help! :D
I Love you so much for this doc it is exactly what i needed.
Glad I could help! Hope to see you again in the comments section! :D
Fishing, then cooking, then blacksmithing. The rest you can do in any order you want after that. Also I would start the crafting asap maybe even doing it while your lvling your main class up.
I leveled most of my crafting and gathering classes as I waited for DPS queues. The queues have been kinda fast lately though, so it might not be as effective.
Very helpful thank you. Liked and subbed.
Thanks for the sub!
nice :D very helpful. What would you pair botanist and alchemist with? for second method
Carpenter. The logs won't be wasted and the plants for consumables will be useful. That's what I would prefer, but I could see others easily saying Culinarian instead. I would say those two classes are probably your best bet.
@@JuniFFXIVChannel Interesting :D Thanks so much
Excellent video and that document made me insta follow and like your video!! ❤ thanks
Glad I could help! I don't usually make written guides for my videos, but I thought a reference would be more useful for people who have no idea the kinds of items each class makes. That way, they can make an informed decision as far as what classes to level first, or just at all. Thanks for the sub!
@@JuniFFXIVChannel ❤
Forgot to mention to craft just high enough to create noob gear for others and convince them to get their crafters to max lv while you never touch a crafters again.
lmao 😂
thanks, you're awesome!
No. YOU'RE awesome. ;)
Blacksmith first. Your primary tools/weaponry need to be HQ. Goldsmith id say second but you need armor so weaver or leather. Unless you wanna lvl a specific class...
Yeah it really depends on what your priorities are, and why you're leveling a crafting class in the first place.
@@JuniFFXIVChannel tbh I think crafting is just for money. Most armor you get before max lvl is bought w tomes or farmed. Jewelry is needed like belts. But I guess if your crafting is maxed out you can just make your own anyway. I was going that route.
I'm about to start as a Culinarian because I want to use a Tonberry knife and come up with new recipes.
I'm far too simple.
Wholesome comment. :)
I'm new to FFXIV videos (and the game actually), but it made sense to me when I was levelling my crafter's to start with leveling the 3 gathering classes FIRST...
Yet every guide I see about levelling crafters seems to skip over the fact that most new players have very little money and buying stuff from the market board is very expensive - whereas gathering the majority of your own crafting resources yourself is way cheaper and more accessible.
Sure it takes longer, but not as long as earning millions of Gil to be able to afford to often egregious market board prices for someone else's materials. So my answer would be NONE, don't level ANY crafter's first, instead new players should level Botanist, Miner and Fishing levels FIRST.
Ps. Ignore everything I just typed if you're a gillionaire... 😅
What a beast , subbed and liked
Haha! Thanks! I've taken a break from crafting since this video, but I'm sure I'll be getting back into it once the new expansion hits. For now, I'm working on the relic weapons. Thanks for watching! :D
On every even patch when they release a new even numbered patch sell the new potions/food. Instant money
Very true!
I tried to level just two. Then I got suckered into leveling effing all of them. Literally all of them except culinary require each other lol
Lol unintended accomplishments are the best, aren't they? :P
actually helpful 🙏🏽
Actually thankful for your view!
I find blacksmithing and armorer are solid for making money due to the variety of items smiths can make and armorer is good to. But i started with the ones that would be most helpful for my starting job.
Nice! Blacksmith and Armorer also makes some pretty cool housing items, too. Thanks for watching!
This crafting thing is so overwhelming I'm sure you are explaining it really well but I just don't get it, I started playing two weeks ago and I haven't leveled anything related to the DoH, so should I wait until I'm max level to start with this? I've been watching several videos and one of them said I should have a minimum of 3 million gil because I would need special equipment for each one and well being new I don't have that kind of money.
Idk how this comment got past me, but here is my (delayed) response anyway. I would just focus on MSQ for now, and getting to max level on at least one DoW/DoM job. If I remember correctly, you get about 2mil from MSQ alone? That being said, crafting doesn't have to be a costly endeavor. I recommend maybe starting with DoLs first since the only cost is replacing the gear as you level, and you'll make a lot of that money back by selling the materials you gathered for XP gain. It will also make crafting cheaper for you if you decide to hold onto the materials for later use, instead.
Is leveling the miner and botanist first good? Cause I've been leveling them up trying to get them to max first, I'm not really caring for Gil or anything, My goal is to max out every gathering and crafting job one day
Miner and Botanist are really solid to start with. I usually just gather the major ores and logs so that once I get to leveling my crafters, I already have some of the core materials for many recipes. You might wanna level based on your inventory space. So for example, if you only have 2 retainers, you might not want to level them both at the same time. Just some food for thought. Hope that answers your question. Hope to see you around again on the channel. :)
@@JuniFFXIVChannel ohh kk ty
Is there a updated google doc for this, the link isn’t working for me. I just get errors
Not sure why the link isn't working. I just tested it out, and it worked. Try this.
docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ZJxZ39o-LjFW0p7Z0G57J1bIEg0qFMUQZ03WHnU9kL8/edit?usp=sharing
Had to download the app but it works now thank you!!!!
@@ShinyZombi np! thanks for watching! :D
Great video , ty
Thanks for watching! Glad you found it helpful!
please think about making more guilds for ff14 this is a great video and you should do more
also you have every class maxed but blue mage?! someone been slacking lol
Lmao. I wish I had more time to make guides. I really enjoy helping people. I have a few videos in mind but no time to record lol. Maybe some day, I can get monetized so I can justify priotizing this over other things.
Awesome guide
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching!
I noticed since I've started back February 2021. I need all of them. Alchemy is tha only 1 I don't care 4 😒
Yeah, for me, cooking isn't so much fun. I spend a lot of time gathering all over the place for materials.
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Culinarian - Alchemist - Blacksmith, always. YOUR job doesn't matter....it's irrelevant. In this game people craft to make money, not to make their own gear. Thats a hell of a lot of work to take care of 1 person
That may be true for some people, but I know plenty of people who just level based on what they want to repair, and call it a day. Not everyone crafts solely for money. I know a few casual players who just level so they can make furniture for their house/apartment, etc. The three you mentioned are great for general use, so it really depends on what your goals are. Usually, when someone levels that way, I've noticed they don't usually play with FC members or are not part of an FC. So I agree it really is a lot of work for 1 person.
I want to make my own glamour
It's almost always cheaper when you do it that way. I like my glams, too! :)
@@JuniFFXIVChannel I FINALY MADE MY OWN GLAMOUR :D
all, miner blacksmith first
I think BSM is my favorite crafter, tbh. It's just so satisfying. Thanks for watching! :D
Skip it to 1:25
Why?
Your beautiful 😍
Thanks!
Crafting is so complicated, and takes a lot of Gill for no reason
Maybe one of these days, I'll make a really technical guide on crafting.
Thanks nerd
lmao np :P