Hey LuckyLS,

It's been a couple months since I last played FFXI (probably over the 3 month limit for character expiration) since I started playing a lot of WoW.

EDIT: I started my subscription up again. I want to get BSM to solo content, and right now I'm a WAR (waiting to patch). I'll be needing some leveling help to get to 30 and do the quest.

Well, right now the guild I'm establishing has pretty much unanimously decided to wait until Cataclysm comes out to start doing anything. As a result, I have nothing to do other than play Wii games (my 360 was taken by my brother for college) and StarCraft II, and I'd like at least some kind of MMO to fill the void.

I played a little of the XIV beta, but the game is far too system intensive for me to be able to enjoy it (and believe me, I enjoy it even with the lag), and I don't really have the money to spend on upgrading and then buying the game itself. So I figured, I haven't experienced much of XI, why not start that back up?

I want you guys to give me some convincing arguments to push the last inch to restarting my subscription. This school year I'm under a very tight schedule, which prevents me from doing very many scheduled things during the weekdays (I have something to do after school every day of the week, especially Friday), so being bound by my crazy schedule, what ways can I make some FFXI time enjoyable?

My experience is that I need to spend at least an hour during a gaming session to get any progress. I'm three missions in to Windurst and have everything except Visions of Abyssea content on my ID.

Hello, Lucky LS.

I'm applying to Lucky because you all seem very social, helpful and inviting overall, and I am fairly new to the game as a whole. I've only just started playing a few days ago after playing the trial.

My experience with the game has led me to believe that I need the help of others to gain ground and play the story out. So, I wish to join Lucky in hopes that you will be the ones to help me and, eventually, I will be able to help in exchange (either with other newcomers or in end-game content).

Currently I play World of Warcraft at the end-game level casually, so I have experience with common MMORPG antics such as class roles, terminology and encounter mechanics.

I'd also like to bring some friends with me to the linkshell, in the event that I am accepted, so I can show them the social part of the game and hopefully get them hooked. One has as much experience in MMORPGs as I.

Thank you, and I hope to see you online!

Furyhunter [Phoenix] 8 WAR