Step one: Remove extreme trials from mentor roulette. Frankly, remove Cas and Prae as well. Turn the mentor roulette into mentorship of general duties and sure, why not, remove the ability to leave duty in progress or something because you queued as mentor, you need to help the people there complete the duty.
Step two: Create a new roulette that is only extreme trials. Make this like Mentor Roulette 2.0. And sure, make it a requirement you have to've completed everything synced or whatever. Sure, why not, I don't care.
Step three: Make a really awesome mount as a reward for doing x number of successful extreme trials, like a 5-seater pegasus carriage please Squeenix feed my horse obsession?
Step four: profit.
... okay but as much as this is a joke, it's not. The biggest gripe about mentor roulette are mentors who bail on expert trials (from what I understand) but there's absolutely no real incentive for mentors to stay, especially in the harder trials. So give them an incentive. Separate the extremes into another roulette, give it a sick reward, and make it so mentors will want to drag sprouts kicking and screaming through the extreme trials to get it.
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Step two: Create a new roulette that is only extreme trials. Make this like Mentor Roulette 2.0. And sure, make it a requirement you have to've completed everything synced or whatever. Sure, why not, I don't care.
Step three: Make a really awesome mount as a reward for doing x number of successful extreme trials, like a 5-seater pegasus carriage please Squeenix feed my horse obsession?
Step four: profit.
... okay but as much as this is a joke, it's not. The biggest gripe about mentor roulette are mentors who bail on expert trials (from what I understand) but there's absolutely no real incentive for mentors to stay, especially in the harder trials. So give them an incentive. Separate the extremes into another roulette, give it a sick reward, and make it so mentors will want to drag sprouts kicking and screaming through the extreme trials to get it.
Thank you for coming to my ted talk.
Continue reading...