I rest my case. Who's whining now?
First you about a 500gil drop.
Then
Urat about a 7,000 gil drop.
Rhetorical question, I know, just thought I'd answer anyway.
I rest my case. Who's whining now?
First you about a 500gil drop.
Then
Urat about a 7,000 gil drop.
Rhetorical question, I know, just thought I'd answer anyway.
A stack of 12 Demon Quivers dropped by 12k between the time i bought the mats and the time i could be assed to synth and list them, /whine.
First you about a 500gil drop.
Then
Urat about a 7,000 gil drop.
Rhetorical question, I know, just thought I'd answer anyway.
It's now worthless*
So effort makes it a real craft? By "real craft" I mean something that gives substantial gil for time spent. I've never met anyone who got rich through fishing: if it is, it's a poor excuse for one.
How is that in terms of %?
I bought Noble's Tunic for 9 mil. it's now worthless. Bite me.
As to the people the consider fishing easy because it's "cheap" and "easy"...
Try taking down a legendary like lik, gugra, or matsya. Beats the living hell out of synthing a HQ cursed crown any day.
Personally, no, I dont consider fishing a craft. Cause craft means to make something no? You're not exactly assembling fish are you? o.o;
If your definition of a craft is making money, then wouldn't chocobo digging, racing, logging, mining, clamming, gardening, etc all be crafts too?