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[Suggestion] Why does the Miko quest has be so long?

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#1

I’m trying really hard not to think what are the developers thinking about that quest.

I mean, is not hard, is not challenging, is just boring and consume a LOT of hours of the day.

At least, i decided not to take miku, is just too much things to do :disappointed_relieved:

I guess you guys could change it at least a little… Like collect some itens that are global, things that everyone can drop from monsters, that way you could at least buy if you don’t want the trouble to grind 12 hours scatered from you week to get a class that makes your character more strong/cool.

Anyways… I guess i’m not the only one who thinks that way… I have a job and a kid, so there is not that much time to play in the first place, waste that time on grind hours waiting for a spirit to spawn randomly is really frustrating…

Thank to you who read to this point. Hope to be helpfull on that request.

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#2

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The answer: That way whoever get tired or bored of doing it or know how long it takes will buy the Hidden Class Miko Unlock Voucher.:haha:

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#3

Because Miko has to learn many things (especially dancing&playing the azusayumi [i.e. an instrument], there is no other Class in TOS yet that dances) before she can be a full-fledged Miko. It’s actually a crazy thing to do a simple jobchange quest and become able to learn every single technique the job excels in within a few minutes.

A better approach would be to split the tasks into learning all skills and their effects separately,
and only afterwards graduating you into the Class as you’ve mastered the application and knowledge required to be one of them, thus gaining the acknowledgement [similar to e.g. the trade test/journeymans examination in German artisanry; you learn all the techniques one by one and after the course of two years of continuous learning and working + a test-like examination of your skills, the preparation of an advanced craft product based on your trade, you will graduate from being a simple novice to a fledgling artisan(aka journeyman/assistant)].

It would also make the Class advancement feel more rewarding and make the use of an reset less frequent, because people would actually see and understand what a certain Class does, thus enabling him to find the fitting Class for himself with more ease.

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After watching Konohana Kitan it’s come to my attention that you can’t just hand in a CV and become a Miko, you have to train your ass off for it like a British SAS.

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