[dev1000] Dynamis Reborn!

[Ilax]

I edited the petition message, and put size of letter bigger, maybe some just miss it idk, still not too late to delete your post in it, that way your name is not part of it anymore. Till you do, i assume you did sign up the petition.

[Alhanelem]

I edited the petition message, and put size of letter bigger, maybe some just miss it idk, still not too late to delete your post in it, that way your name is not part of it anymore. Till you do, i assume you did sign up the petition.

Nobody really cares. As far as anyone who reads it is concerned, I'm not supporting it. And you should be aware, that no "petition" in the history of the internet has ever done anything, no matter how many "people" "signed" it. Internet petitions are a futile guesture. There is no way to verify that every "signature" is from a distinct person.

Look, lets be clear here. This is not personal. I don't hate you, I don't hate your position. I don't agree with it in any way shape or form, but I respect your right to have that position. If I could, I would convince you otherwise, but that's not likely to happen. You've established that you love the current dynamis system, and nothing different from the current system in any way shape or form would be workable for you. Most other people are not so inflexible or resistant to change. However, that's your choice and your right.

The changes to dynamis are not aimed at making it "easy button" (though I would argue that it's been "easy button" for the last several years anyway), but to make it easier to ACCESS and find people to work with without having to build up a large team. SE stated in it's letters on the FFXIV website that MMOs are currently trending towards smaller groups, and SE is now designing its content (in both games) to cater to that trend. Dynamis was originally designed to be done by multiple alliances. Now they are retooling it such that it is built for the size of groups and types of people that are actually doing it at this time.

[Naturebeckles]

Nobody really cares. As far as anyone who reads it is concerned, I'm not supporting it. And you should be aware, that no "petition" in the history of the internet has ever done anything, no matter how many "people" "signed" it.

LMAO.... a lot.