Description:
Think of this as a mashup of the Daily Hunt system and the Eden board quests — you’d complete tasks and earn zeny, Eden coins, and EXP as rewards. If done right, this could become a solid alternative for endgame farming.
Here’s the basic framework: at its core, players would pick up daily tasks from an NPC similar to the FTZ daily quest giver. These tasks would be random, tied to your master account (prevents using alts to only clear easy tasks), and would expire at server reset. It would include things like:
- Monster hunts – kill a specific monster, or hunt on a specific map
- Item gathering – collect certain materials/drops
- Instance clearing – e.g. RDW
The quests would mainly focus on newer content, with extra emphasis on maps and monsters that don’t get much love these days (eg. ruined valkyrie realm or other under-visited field maps). Once you finish a task, you’d turn it in to a separate reward NPC to collect your rewards.
Why is this a good idea?
As the server continues to grow, more players are reaching endgame which leads to oversaturated markets for popular farming spots (eg. Zerocell). This puts players in a tough spot: either compete in an already cutthroat, undercut-heavy market, or fall back on older farming routes like niff2/mjo/bioB. This system would help spread players out more naturally, ease that market pressure, and honestly just keep people more engaged with the game overall.
What risks or downsides does it have?
The main concern is market fluctuation — bb/bsb prices would rise, certain loot prices could dip slightly (eg. mana rings), and some MVP card prices might climb as well. That said, I think the long-term benefits for both players and the server would outweigh these short-term adjustments.
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