Nope, what I remember from FFXI:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jinko
-Log on
-See what time it is
-Got 2-3 hours to spare? Build a party, craft, farm or level a low level job for conquest points.
-Event time, gather together at (location)
-Run Event
-Next event, gather together at (location)
-Run event
-Events over for the day, finish what I started earlier
-log and sleep depending on day and event timing.
If anything, I remember running around most my time in FFXI lol.
What I think you meant to say was "I think some of you didn't have the same experience as I did in FFXI."
Depends purely if they do cross-server dungeons. You basically go into "limbo", which is why FFXI/XIV was one of the few MMOs that people cared about their server community because you're confined within your community (which seems to be a bad thing to newer MMO gamers) and you live out life with your fellow (server)ians. Cross-server basically takes out the need to build a stable community because you can just load up a finder and do it with anyone on any server.Quote:
Originally Posted by Antanias
So it works for people who just want to play a video game, not people who care for or bother with the community aspect of an MMO.
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03-03-2012, 10:38 AMElexia
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03-03-2012, 10:58 AMChardrizard
The only reason content finder ruined community aspect of an MMO is because in game like WoW you have many characters hence there is no real need to keep your reputation except 1 or 2 of your character. It's difference when you have only one character.
I am sure community will came out with Blacklists thread if cross-server dungeon content is ever implemented. I personally pro on content finder because it helps out alot of people especially when our subs number will never soar as much as WoW does. -
03-03-2012, 10:59 AMZetsumei_Tsunarashi
Only thing bad I can really see about it, is it might lead to more ninja looting, especially if need/greed loot is put in place. People won't feel bad about taking something, if they go into an instance with people not of their server, and then return to their home server without anyone able to tell anyone what happened.
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03-03-2012, 11:01 AMRokien
^ Another reason why need/greed system is terrible and why this idea is terrible~!
Don't need to have subs of that of WoWsQuote:
Originally Posted by Chardrizard
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03-03-2012, 11:06 AMChardrizardOf course no, let's ignore the problem that FFXI faced, where some classes needed to wait hours for an invite to an exp party, whether it was because of the class or just timezone in general, it was definitely an issue.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rokien
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03-03-2012, 11:08 AMRokienAs I said in my previous post, I didn't have to wait for a party. I made my own, and took mostly up to 30mins to make. Not that long. I was a thf as well. Also with JP/EU/everyone else, you always had people on at all time to play with, not just 4-12Quote:
Originally Posted by Chardrizard
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03-03-2012, 11:11 AMChardrizardhttp://images.cheezburger.com/comple...96173ec1b9.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Rokien
Just because it wasn't issue to you, does not mean it wasn't issue for others, it was a well known issues for alot of people in FFXI, how can someone be so ignorant? -
03-03-2012, 11:23 AMRokienWell, we can see how it was an issue for you :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Chardrizard
Simple tip: Don't be a jerk. :D -
03-03-2012, 12:08 PMFironHonestly he is not trolling cause i can't even count how many times i would see who is lfg around my lvl would be like 20 ppl and no one is trying to make an pt they just sit there and wait in jeuno.whitegate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rokien
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03-03-2012, 12:53 PMJinko
Hey Rokien, I welcome these changes, Content finder, need before greed, more like WoW this game is the better.
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