For real, the best thing is to learn is methodology, not items. Especially if its items from a youtube video, cause everyone jumps on those and end up tanking the market and getting no return
If you really want to scrape every gil you can from the market board, some of the orchestrion rolls frequently drop below the sell price so you can just buy them up and immediately sell to a vendor for profit. I have seen some listed for as low as 10 when a vendor will buy it for 150
Anything on the marketboard for equal or less than it sells to a vendor....if you have the Doman Enclave maxed, you can get 40k gil per week. I stocked up on Demimateria III being sold at same price as what vendors pay. Once I unload it all at the Doman Enclave, I'll make 500k profit. Think of it as investing in gold. The value will never drop because it always has a set value to vendors and Doman Enclave will always pay twice that. Granted, that's not going to work for new players. But hoard the Allagan pieces you get and when you unlock Doman Enclave in Stormblood, you've got double what they're worth.
@@ninjafoxgamesgeekery I was going to do this, go through and buy up all of the under-valued items on the marketboard and flip them at the Enclave afterward, but then I realized; you wouldn't be making the full 40k, you'd have to factor in how much you spent on the items. Granted, depending on the price of the things you're buying, you can still be making a pretty good profit, but you're still spending money to get money. In the end, I just prefer to gather/craft/dungeon run for items and gear that I can sell to Doman without having to spent my own gil to get them.
As someone who's been playing FFXIV for 9+ years (and a master crafter/gatherer that entire time), I can say with absolute certainty that there are NO "closely held secrets" to making gil. I'm working on my third billion (which is no big deal after 9 frigging years), and the ONLY secret is lots of grinding and hard work. You can no longer mine HQ mats, but people will STILL buy stacks (99) of craftable mats (ores, lumber) and if you quick synth into lumber and ores, you'd be surprised how many HQ you can get (and resell). And don't forget to use your retainers, especially when you can farm shards and crystals with them. And remember, it's just a game.
@@kona1443IMO, there are no “secrets” to making Gil. That implies that people will never know about them until someone shares their secret, but that’s just not how it works. The reality is that you didn’t know your “secret” until you tried the thing. It’s just market research. Anyone who’s serious about making Gil will stumble upon your “secrets” overtime.
I agree, no secrets.I tell people all the time my *secrets* but they just want a quick fix. I have closer to 40 bill, and all I can say if I crafted a lot, had 100 mill at end of 1.0, they took 90% off that for ARR and it took me to 2015 to make my first bill, purely crafting and gathering. I stay off the level 90 botted/fought over items, prefer to sell the mats instead but as we know most people will never craft lower level items even though the profit is usually close to 100% as the mats are freely venture farmed.
I randomly was able to start selling Orange Juice (7 gil at Gold Saucer) for close to 300 each. Lasted a few weeks before the market crashed. Was an easy way to turn 2500 gil into 100,000.
as a sprout i used to randomly go up to high level players and trade them orange juice. Made over 2mil that way, and even recieved other stuff that sold for quite a lot as well
Crafting housing items and desynthesis is how I went from about 5m to 250m. Doing 2 gliderskin maps (1 buy 1 gather) a day, and expert provisioning and selling GC seal items helped pad as well.
I learned a lot about the market board crafting dyes. I sold those in stacks of five. I made sure there was steady and sufficient demand and that the price was high enough so it could take a hit.
Here's how I got my first few million as a sprout joining when everyone came from WoW to FF. Check the weekly easy 80 score for the Gold Saucer fashion weekly. Sometimes easily bought gear can help get you to 80, other times its dyes. Buy the gear/dye that you'd need to get to 80 and sell on the MB.
i have a tipp i can add: if your a new player -> check EVERY ITEM you get, if u can imagine someone buying that (specially revealing stuff) DONT use it so u can sell it at the marked board (once u put it on u cant sell it anymore) there are alot of them that sell for alot of gil, specially the "grey" ones. sometimes you get basicly a whole set of new items (like a catchup mechanic) with new gear sometimes u can even choose on what class u wanna use that (a class like dancer will prolly have better selling glams than a warrior for example) i sold alot of that dancer quest gear personally. also you have prolly some points somewhere that u can use to buy stuff to sell, i just came back from 15month break and the currency to buy 620 items with is like 200-300k for 2000/2000 if u just buy somehting with it to sell. (and i remember before my break it was like waaaaaaaaaaay more but now noone has use for most of this stuff) u can prolly even use the old lvl 80 currency to buy some random shit and just sell it to the vendoor for 20-50k or somehting for 2000/2000 idk
I was levelling fishing or culinary and it required like 5 princess trouts, I could have just fished them... or took two seconds to google that there is a fishmonger that sells them for like 40 gil, instead i bought them of the Marketboard for like 2k each lol
I recently had an FC member briefly mention in chat "damn 1500 per princess trout eh?" Immediately I was like "Don't do it, you can buy them for way less at a vendor." And thus our new sprouts discovered that some of the easiest ways to make a quick Gil was to exploit lazy people lol
I wish people can just get more Gil from quests or just the blue quests. The side quests aren’t really motivating to do because it doesn’t give that much exp or Gil.
A fool and their Gil are easily parted. Making money on the laziness of others works in many games with free player markets. Also, looking out for incredibly low priced expensive items to resell is good.
I found that anytime there’s a new fashion report release, I usually buy gear for cheaper (if attainable) via an npc, and sell it for double the price. Spoiler alert: it works
There was a Fashion Report once that required Hempen Bracers. I went to go purchase it through the Marketboard and noticed it said, "Shop Selling Price: 280gil". Pausing for a second, I got off the board and looked it up. Turns out the Vendor not more than 10ft from the board I was standing at sold it for that price. Bought 1 for me and another to sell on the Market. It sold for close to 16K. I sold around 20 of them at varying prices from 10K-18K before the price dropped to 1K and I didn't bother after that. Every time I got the notification that it sold I said, "you can't be serious."
no matter what level or how much gil you have - BIG TIP - watch the market board prices and just make/get what sells. Works from lowest level gathering all the way up to omnicrafters
Do your challenge log. Join hunt trains Do treasure maps. Do extremes to hunt those rare mats Hunts for minions to sell. And a whole host of other shyts. Lol If you don’t have a million by the end of the week then I don’t know.
i made my first mil walking into uldah getting ready for my wedding. some random person advertised his clan then gave me gil, i was the happiest Au-Ra alive
I made something like 15 million gil leveling up all my combat jobs, but ended up spending it down to about 1.5 million after leveling my professions. I could use more for sure.
There are a lot of housing items/crafting materials that can be optioned from soloing dungeons. Generally takes a few tries to farm but the profits are definitely worth it. Made a few mil from just spending 15 min here and there throughout the week.
While these methods can work at certain situations, they're inheritably flawed, as they all rely on MB price fluctuations and you can always count of some jerk to flood the mb crashing the market price for that item. I'd say the most guaranteed way to make a profit early on as a new player was just doing the MSQ that showers new players with tons of gil, doing daily roulettes that give straight up cash and completing whatever you have on the challenge long that's easy enough or you were going to do anyway. Leve trade-ins is another guaranteed way to make a profit, you just have to check what leves are available to you and which ones are most worth your time. Completing the weekly WT book also gives a guaranteed 10k gil plus other items. If you can join a map party, you will make gil just helping with battle, even if you don't have any maps of your own, the game automatically distributes gil to every participant, regardless of the actual drops. Also all the side quests that most people don't bother with, most of them give HQ gear that can sell on mb pretty nicely or used to save you buying new gear. Sending your retainers out to get random mats that people are too lazy to go get themselves is another good one, but you'd have to check which mats sell better and that changes from time to time. I think I made my first million as a new player just by running daily roulettes, it's fun seeing the sheer gil amount that drops at the end of each duty without having to do anything special or complicated.
On roulettes try to do in need for more money. That means learning healing and tanking. If it gets tedious over time(like msq) just do leveling and alliance at least.
Loof for in demand stuff in the market. But, then up sell. But I always look at the higher listings, then go a bit lower then they are. I sell almost all my MsQ gear like this. Made alot just doing this with storm blood gear. I saw rose red dye for a popular listing in the market. People paying like 800+ for them. Got 99 for like 140. Split into stacks. Sell them for 720 a stack. Sold them in tow days. 71k gross return. 57k profit
My "secret" to making gil in this game is the pay-to-win aspect of the game: retainers. Sending retainers out on quick ventures requires no gear and only that you check up on them once every hour. 1-50 they seem very inconsistent bringing you back awful gear and common items which can sell for 100 gil to 2k but just once in a while, they come back with an item worth 100-200k. Below 50 they can't sustain themselves with ventures and handing in the gear for seals to buy venture coins but 50-60 you start breaking even and 70+ you start getting more seals than you spend. At max level they can come back with venture coffers which can contain pure white or jet black dye worth between 300-600k each. Yup, just randomly you can make 1.2mil instantly. Just a disclaimer, they take a long time to level up and you can purchase skips for them and most importantly they are expensive and directly attached to your FF subscription. Getting all 8 more than doubles my FF subscription but they are account wide so... In other words I have 80 retainers and it takes about 30 minutes to log in, see what the 10 on that character got me, log out, log back in, see what the 10 for the next character got me... Yes the gameplay is tedious and somewhat lonely but I got a lot of gil. Basic rundown of what you need to: Join a Grand Company (Maelstrom is the worst because of the 2 loading screens but evens out if you get to max rank because of teleport tickets) Hire your retainers (Yes you need to manually make every character and go through all 3 stages each time; race/looks, name, and personality). Do the quest An Ill-conceived Venture which is specific to your Grand Company Give your retainer a job (your main job, their max level is your max level) Get to at least to Sergeant Second Class in your Grand Company That's the minimum you need to do to get started however the first 50 levels are basically you babysitting the retainers because they don't bring back gear worth enough for the cost to send them out. You can get round this by doing your roulettes however if you can spare a few thousand gil you can look for gear to hand in that's cheap. Here is a quick list of key words to look up to find cheap gear: Palladium, Chromite, True Griffin, Silvergrace, Black Willow, Nightsteel, Torreya, Facet. Each of these are old gear worth at least 1k seals each to hand in however you can get them from anywhere to 1k gil to 10k gil. This is how my FC of 2 people was the first to get to rank 30 on the new servers that opened up on EU. Finally, their max level is your max level so if you want you can never do campaign on your alts and get them to 90 therefore getting access to venture coffers. There are more advanced things you can do which I'm in the process of doing: switching all your combat retainers to gatherers and prepping for the next expansion because they can bring back a decent amount of items every 40-60 mins if you gear them so instead of wasting a few hours doing fates for gems or gathering new materials to buy the latest rare materials you can just send them out to gather it and in a literal hour you can make anywhere from 20k+ because you had 1 retainer come back with a resource no one can get yet. Oh also if you're willing to commit to a entire year of your FF life you can do Free Company Submarines and get 4mil a week for basically free but this is a new player guide and highly recommend against that. It stunts your social life in the game because your character is locked to that FC and it also requires a house. If you ever wonder why there are so many people buying small FC houses that's why, each one is about 4mil gil a week. That's pure gil as well which is why the inflation in this game is insane.
I just passively made 2mil by doing daily roulettes, greeding on all the loot, exchanging it for GC seals and then selling coke on the market board. I usually make a passive 100k per week just by doing that
wow 200k ... i have like 12 mil (spended like 4-6 mil on some glam weps, prolly 1-2mil on lvling cooking, 1-2 mil on raid mats and random shit like housing) and i never even really tryd to make money idk how u can be that poor in this game. (im a noob btw)
Because people are lazy? How about "i earned 2 mil gil, by helping people who cant commit long hours to gameplay." Seems unfair to just call people lazy, ive gone back and forth from grinding to barely having the time to play.
Did you even watch it to understand that the “laziness” was mostly people being too lazy to read the tooltip that tells you if a vendor sells that item and how much for? People are so lazy they’d buy items from the market board that a vendor 5ft away is selling for much cheaper
2 million gil is literally like... maybe 2 hours of "lazy" work for me i could be raking gil like no one right now but im burn out of xiv so im taking it easy until 6.4 comes
if you're in a girl avatar, just beg. simps = money, kek. Well, also if you're training your crafters, people know that shits expensive and will help you out.
Making Gil very easy 😂 before they added the gear npcs in cities there were npcs in different areas would sell different lvl gear, go buy a lvl15 top 300gil resell mb 10k. If ppl wanna make Gil they will, what works you may not work for them. Another Video of you telling ppl what to do when you know nothing 😂
Bes tip he gave was at the end: "What works today won't always work tomorrow."
Don't go heavy on any one or item or category.
For real, the best thing is to learn is methodology, not items. Especially if its items from a youtube video, cause everyone jumps on those and end up tanking the market and getting no return
If you really want to scrape every gil you can from the market board, some of the orchestrion rolls frequently drop below the sell price so you can just buy them up and immediately sell to a vendor for profit. I have seen some listed for as low as 10 when a vendor will buy it for 150
Anything on the marketboard for equal or less than it sells to a vendor....if you have the Doman Enclave maxed, you can get 40k gil per week. I stocked up on Demimateria III being sold at same price as what vendors pay. Once I unload it all at the Doman Enclave, I'll make 500k profit.
Think of it as investing in gold. The value will never drop because it always has a set value to vendors and Doman Enclave will always pay twice that.
Granted, that's not going to work for new players. But hoard the Allagan pieces you get and when you unlock Doman Enclave in Stormblood, you've got double what they're worth.
@@ninjafoxgamesgeekery I was going to do this, go through and buy up all of the under-valued items on the marketboard and flip them at the Enclave afterward, but then I realized; you wouldn't be making the full 40k, you'd have to factor in how much you spent on the items. Granted, depending on the price of the things you're buying, you can still be making a pretty good profit, but you're still spending money to get money. In the end, I just prefer to gather/craft/dungeon run for items and gear that I can sell to Doman without having to spent my own gil to get them.
@@hellsingmongrel Well, yeah, but if you're looking for quick ways for extra gil, it's a quick and easy 20k a week.
As someone who's been playing FFXIV for 9+ years (and a master crafter/gatherer that entire time), I can say with absolute certainty that there are NO "closely held secrets" to making gil. I'm working on my third billion (which is no big deal after 9 frigging years), and the ONLY secret is lots of grinding and hard work. You can no longer mine HQ mats, but people will STILL buy stacks (99) of craftable mats (ores, lumber) and if you quick synth into lumber and ores, you'd be surprised how many HQ you can get (and resell). And don't forget to use your retainers, especially when you can farm shards and crystals with them. And remember, it's just a game.
''I dont know the SECRETS so there aren't any'' lmao keep thinking that
@@kona1443IMO, there are no “secrets” to making Gil. That implies that people will never know about them until someone shares their secret, but that’s just not how it works. The reality is that you didn’t know your “secret” until you tried the thing. It’s just market research. Anyone who’s serious about making Gil will stumble upon your “secrets” overtime.
3 bill after 9 years? Gotta bump those numbers up.
I agree, no secrets.I tell people all the time my *secrets* but they just want a quick fix. I have closer to 40 bill, and all I can say if I crafted a lot, had 100 mill at end of 1.0, they took 90% off that for ARR and it took me to 2015 to make my first bill, purely crafting and gathering. I stay off the level 90 botted/fought over items, prefer to sell the mats instead but as we know most people will never craft lower level items even though the profit is usually close to 100% as the mats are freely venture farmed.
@@jaeleighxxx7829drop a guide here lol
I randomly was able to start selling Orange Juice (7 gil at Gold Saucer) for close to 300 each. Lasted a few weeks before the market crashed. Was an easy way to turn 2500 gil into 100,000.
as a sprout i used to randomly go up to high level players and trade them orange juice. Made over 2mil that way, and even recieved other stuff that sold for quite a lot as well
Crafting housing items and desynthesis is how I went from about 5m to 250m. Doing 2 gliderskin maps (1 buy 1 gather) a day, and expert provisioning and selling GC seal items helped pad as well.
Damn that's some serious $$
I learned a lot about the market board crafting dyes. I sold those in stacks of five. I made sure there was steady and sufficient demand and that the price was high enough so it could take a hit.
Here's how I got my first few million as a sprout joining when everyone came from WoW to FF. Check the weekly easy 80 score for the Gold Saucer fashion weekly. Sometimes easily bought gear can help get you to 80, other times its dyes. Buy the gear/dye that you'd need to get to 80 and sell on the MB.
i have a tipp i can add:
if your a new player -> check EVERY ITEM you get, if u can imagine someone buying that (specially revealing stuff) DONT use it so u can sell it at the marked board (once u put it on u cant sell it anymore) there are alot of them that sell for alot of gil, specially the "grey" ones. sometimes you get basicly a whole set of new items (like a catchup mechanic) with new gear sometimes u can even choose on what class u wanna use that (a class like dancer will prolly have better selling glams than a warrior for example) i sold alot of that dancer quest gear personally.
also you have prolly some points somewhere that u can use to buy stuff to sell, i just came back from 15month break and the currency to buy 620 items with is like 200-300k for 2000/2000 if u just buy somehting with it to sell. (and i remember before my break it was like waaaaaaaaaaay more but now noone has use for most of this stuff) u can prolly even use the old lvl 80 currency to buy some random shit and just sell it to the vendoor for 20-50k or somehting for 2000/2000 idk
I was levelling fishing or culinary and it required like 5 princess trouts, I could have just fished them...
or took two seconds to google that there is a fishmonger that sells them for like 40 gil, instead i bought them of the Marketboard for like 2k each lol
Don't need google to find npc sell them as that info is on the item though do need google to find where(wish the npc info was on it too)
I recently had an FC member briefly mention in chat "damn 1500 per princess trout eh?" Immediately I was like "Don't do it, you can buy them for way less at a vendor." And thus our new sprouts discovered that some of the easiest ways to make a quick Gil was to exploit lazy people lol
When you typed dye into the search it limits it to 100. Using the dye category icon to search for it will give you multiple pages.
I wish people can just get more Gil from quests or just the blue quests. The side quests aren’t really motivating to do because it doesn’t give that much exp or Gil.
A fool and their Gil are easily parted. Making money on the laziness of others works in many games with free player markets. Also, looking out for incredibly low priced expensive items to resell is good.
I found that anytime there’s a new fashion report release, I usually buy gear for cheaper (if attainable) via an npc, and sell it for double the price. Spoiler alert: it works
There was a Fashion Report once that required Hempen Bracers. I went to go purchase it through the Marketboard and noticed it said, "Shop Selling Price: 280gil". Pausing for a second, I got off the board and looked it up. Turns out the Vendor not more than 10ft from the board I was standing at sold it for that price. Bought 1 for me and another to sell on the Market. It sold for close to 16K. I sold around 20 of them at varying prices from 10K-18K before the price dropped to 1K and I didn't bother after that. Every time I got the notification that it sold I said, "you can't be serious."
no matter what level or how much gil you have - BIG TIP - watch the market board prices and just make/get what sells. Works from lowest level gathering all the way up to omnicrafters
Do your challenge log.
Join hunt trains
Do treasure maps.
Do extremes to hunt those rare mats
Hunts for minions to sell.
And a whole host of other shyts. Lol
If you don’t have a million by the end of the week then I don’t know.
Hunt trains to load up on nuts, to buy rings from the vendor in the SHB hub, to exchange for company seals, so you can GAMBLE.
@@Puddingskin01 what do you spend the company seals on?
@@shellbrook3383 Since they mention GAMBLE, probably the 3.0/4.0 boxes.
I just grinded raw gil from all my daily roulettes as tank and healer for the adventurer in need bonus and first time gil awards for the day.
I made my few Milions of Gill by flipping Milk and Wheat... buy form a vendor for 5-10 Gil and sell for about 160-250 Gil per item... in 99xStacks.
i made my first mil walking into uldah getting ready for my wedding. some random person advertised his clan then gave me gil, i was the happiest Au-Ra alive
I made something like 15 million gil leveling up all my combat jobs, but ended up spending it down to about 1.5 million after leveling my professions. I could use more for sure.
Level 50-60 Crafting Gear tends to always sell well. Especially as more people want to get into crafting, and don't know what White Scrips are.
There are a lot of housing items/crafting materials that can be optioned from soloing dungeons. Generally takes a few tries to farm but the profits are definitely worth it. Made a few mil from just spending 15 min here and there throughout the week.
Do you have any specific recommendations? I only know few good ones.
While these methods can work at certain situations, they're inheritably flawed, as they all rely on MB price fluctuations and you can always count of some jerk to flood the mb crashing the market price for that item.
I'd say the most guaranteed way to make a profit early on as a new player was just doing the MSQ that showers new players with tons of gil, doing daily roulettes that give straight up cash and completing whatever you have on the challenge long that's easy enough or you were going to do anyway. Leve trade-ins is another guaranteed way to make a profit, you just have to check what leves are available to you and which ones are most worth your time. Completing the weekly WT book also gives a guaranteed 10k gil plus other items. If you can join a map party, you will make gil just helping with battle, even if you don't have any maps of your own, the game automatically distributes gil to every participant, regardless of the actual drops. Also all the side quests that most people don't bother with, most of them give HQ gear that can sell on mb pretty nicely or used to save you buying new gear. Sending your retainers out to get random mats that people are too lazy to go get themselves is another good one, but you'd have to check which mats sell better and that changes from time to time.
I think I made my first million as a new player just by running daily roulettes, it's fun seeing the sheer gil amount that drops at the end of each duty without having to do anything special or complicated.
On roulettes try to do in need for more money. That means learning healing and tanking. If it gets tedious over time(like msq) just do leveling and alliance at least.
I frequently sell my Allagan Gold stacks for 1 Gil on MB just to help out new people! :D
Loof for in demand stuff in the market. But, then up sell. But I always look at the higher listings, then go a bit lower then they are. I sell almost all my MsQ gear like this. Made alot just doing this with storm blood gear.
I saw rose red dye for a popular listing in the market. People paying like 800+ for them.
Got 99 for like 140. Split into stacks. Sell them for 720 a stack.
Sold them in tow days.
71k gross return. 57k profit
My "secret" to making gil in this game is the pay-to-win aspect of the game: retainers. Sending retainers out on quick ventures requires no gear and only that you check up on them once every hour. 1-50 they seem very inconsistent bringing you back awful gear and common items which can sell for 100 gil to 2k but just once in a while, they come back with an item worth 100-200k. Below 50 they can't sustain themselves with ventures and handing in the gear for seals to buy venture coins but 50-60 you start breaking even and 70+ you start getting more seals than you spend. At max level they can come back with venture coffers which can contain pure white or jet black dye worth between 300-600k each. Yup, just randomly you can make 1.2mil instantly.
Just a disclaimer, they take a long time to level up and you can purchase skips for them and most importantly they are expensive and directly attached to your FF subscription. Getting all 8 more than doubles my FF subscription but they are account wide so... In other words I have 80 retainers and it takes about 30 minutes to log in, see what the 10 on that character got me, log out, log back in, see what the 10 for the next character got me... Yes the gameplay is tedious and somewhat lonely but I got a lot of gil.
Basic rundown of what you need to:
Join a Grand Company (Maelstrom is the worst because of the 2 loading screens but evens out if you get to max rank because of teleport tickets)
Hire your retainers (Yes you need to manually make every character and go through all 3 stages each time; race/looks, name, and personality).
Do the quest An Ill-conceived Venture which is specific to your Grand Company
Give your retainer a job (your main job, their max level is your max level)
Get to at least to Sergeant Second Class in your Grand Company
That's the minimum you need to do to get started however the first 50 levels are basically you babysitting the retainers because they don't bring back gear worth enough for the cost to send them out. You can get round this by doing your roulettes however if you can spare a few thousand gil you can look for gear to hand in that's cheap. Here is a quick list of key words to look up to find cheap gear: Palladium, Chromite, True Griffin, Silvergrace, Black Willow, Nightsteel, Torreya, Facet. Each of these are old gear worth at least 1k seals each to hand in however you can get them from anywhere to 1k gil to 10k gil. This is how my FC of 2 people was the first to get to rank 30 on the new servers that opened up on EU.
Finally, their max level is your max level so if you want you can never do campaign on your alts and get them to 90 therefore getting access to venture coffers.
There are more advanced things you can do which I'm in the process of doing: switching all your combat retainers to gatherers and prepping for the next expansion because they can bring back a decent amount of items every 40-60 mins if you gear them so instead of wasting a few hours doing fates for gems or gathering new materials to buy the latest rare materials you can just send them out to gather it and in a literal hour you can make anywhere from 20k+ because you had 1 retainer come back with a resource no one can get yet.
Oh also if you're willing to commit to a entire year of your FF life you can do Free Company Submarines and get 4mil a week for basically free but this is a new player guide and highly recommend against that. It stunts your social life in the game because your character is locked to that FC and it also requires a house. If you ever wonder why there are so many people buying small FC houses that's why, each one is about 4mil gil a week. That's pure gil as well which is why the inflation in this game is insane.
Thanks for the info! I seem to spend more than I make doing ARR relics.
I just passively made 2mil by doing daily roulettes, greeding on all the loot, exchanging it for GC seals and then selling coke on the market board. I usually make a passive 100k per week just by doing that
That's the thing. That isnt alot of money end game wise
wow 200k ... i have like 12 mil (spended like 4-6 mil on some glam weps, prolly 1-2mil on lvling cooking, 1-2 mil on raid mats and random shit like housing) and i never even really tryd to make money idk how u can be that poor in this game. (im a noob btw)
I am so happy that TH-cam recomanded me this video after losing all my money doing death rolls!
Thank you for this!
Two million dollar-gill ? :o
What hat is your character using on the video? It looks so cool!!
The Forgiven's Circlet of Maiming! It's a drop from the Mt. Gulg dungeon.
I use to farm water an sell it 🤣🤣
To everyone earning gil that way, you welcome. I am one of those lazy people xD
@@Phoenix-cc7xb It's okay I get bout 200m a month for 30 minutes of clicking some buttons every day
im still broke as I dont liek to gather or craft it's boring
honestly i just gather shit and sell it
Thats it folks. We've reached the day where NOT playing a video game is considered lazy.
Whats a $ gil lol
Because people are lazy? How about "i earned 2 mil gil, by helping people who cant commit long hours to gameplay." Seems unfair to just call people lazy, ive gone back and forth from grinding to barely having the time to play.
dude its not that serious
I mean you'd be surprised how lazy ppl are in this game
Did you even watch it to understand that the “laziness” was mostly people being too lazy to read the tooltip that tells you if a vendor sells that item and how much for? People are so lazy they’d buy items from the market board that a vendor 5ft away is selling for much cheaper
2 million gil is literally like... maybe 2 hours of "lazy" work for me i could be raking gil like no one right now but im burn out of xiv so im taking it easy until 6.4 comes
if you're in a girl avatar, just beg. simps = money, kek. Well, also if you're training your crafters, people know that shits expensive and will help you out.
have some pride man lol.
@@B1az1ngSuN Prides a sin you heathen.
Hmm guess it’s time to change
@@unironicallydel7527 so is lying xD
@@B1az1ngSuN aint nothin about lyin in the bibble. Jesus ly'd with whores and thieves and he done gone to heaven. So checkmate heckler
Making Gil very easy 😂 before they added the gear npcs in cities there were npcs in different areas would sell different lvl gear, go buy a lvl15 top 300gil resell mb 10k. If ppl wanna make Gil they will, what works you may not work for them. Another Video of you telling ppl what to do when you know nothing 😂