Still, if I want to maximize my leveling progress, I would normally do them. Surely, it provides a big chunk of experience we wouldn’t shun if we have time (and dinner to cook while Lahabrea, Nero and Gaius articulate their very important issues for a zillionth time), but time/rate value compared to other activities is disasterous. Guildhests: Alliance Raids > Hard Dungeons > Main Scenario > Trials > Normal Raids > Guildhests.So, how much did the activities bring me? digits and such, but they provide the picture. The numbers are approximate, I didn’t go all the way to.It is very important, and I will explain later. We’re counting only flat roulette type completion XP – no boss kill XP or role-in-need extra.Add a food buff, and you get 3% extra for all types of activities, or take off an earring, and you get same less for all activities etc. Actually it does not matter, as I’m counting in percentage, and conditions were the same. XP modifiers: rested bonus, Menphina’s Earring, no food buffs.No PvP, as I’m not into it – only PvE runs.Level 65-67, which means all types of roulettes are available.Of course, you’re trying to maximize the XP income and trying to do the whole roulette options, but it may come handy, if you have a limited time to play before reset or for the day at all, and decide which content to go and is it worth it. I’ve decided to calculate the income of experience for these content types – and for myself as well. Several types of group content, where you can receive a huge chunk of XP per your first daily run via group finder. As FFXIV players perfectly know, the core of alt job leveling – up to 100% experience depending on player style – is group content, presented in a form of duty roulettes.

Level 50 dungeon duty roulette unlock