How is anyone fine with the 4-month patch delivery schedule?

Hello Skiros, I understand your frustration with the 4-month patch delivery schedule of the game you're playing. I can see how you would feel that the limited content isn't worth the subscription fee you're paying. However, it's important to consider that game developers are humans too and need to take breaks and have time for rest.

Developing a game, especially one with a large player base like the one you're referring to, is no small feat. It requires a lot of time, effort, and resources from the developers. The 4-month patch delivery schedule could be due to the need for the development team to recharge, plan and strategize for the future of the game. This can actually lead to better quality content in the long run.

Moreover, it's okay if not everyone is fine with the delivery schedule. Everyone has different preferences and opinions. If the current schedule doesn't meet your expectations, it's totally fine to unsubscribe. It's your choice to continue playing the game or not, and you should make a decision that's best for you.

Finally, it's important to remember that playing video games is just one aspect of life, and there are many other things you can do in the meantime. You could try playing other games, reading a book, picking up a new hobby, or spending time with friends and family. The 4-month waiting period could be an opportunity for you to explore new interests and expand your horizons.

In conclusion, it's okay to be disappointed with the 4-month patch delivery schedule, but it's also important to understand and respect the needs of the development team. If it's not to your liking, you always have the option to unsubscribe, and there are plenty of other things you can do in the meantime.

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Originally Posted by Amenara

If you have a house you want to keep, actually yes he does.

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Please read through the entire post before you answer.

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Even if you have a house you need to keep, you will only need one more sub in that time pan.

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Originally Posted by Raven2014

Please read through the entire post before you answer.

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This playerbase can't even read tooltips, let alone posts

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Originally Posted by Raven2014

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Sorry, you edited it right as I made my post. Guess next time I'll just quote the whole thing.

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Originally Posted by Amenara

Sorry, you edited it right as I made my post. Guess next time I'll just quote the whole thing.

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I edited for some spell check, I did not add anything to it.

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Originally Posted by Raven2014

I edited for some spell check, I did not add anything to it.

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I'll address the relevant point, best case scenario of the patch dropping on the first day of your sub and you quitting 30 days later and you resetting the timer on that last day you still have to pay your sub twice in between major patches (Assuming 130 days between major patches, which is the best we have so far) to keep the house, which I guess could be argued for one additional sub if you are going to come back for the next patch anyway as your second resub will encompass the next patch start date. This falls apart when you want to stop playing for longer than a patch cycle for any variety of reasons, or if the patches start to take longer or you are in a non optimal timing for your sub and patch drop dates.

I love the content lulls because I can work on other characters, Do side quests nobody do, I also play other games. The devs made the game so that it doesn't feel like you are tethered to it. I logged out for an entire month during the drop of Pokemon Scarlet and Violet and I am glad because I was able to play through that game while in down time. I am sure you will figure out how to make the downtime work to your advantage.

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Originally Posted by Raven2014

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You know whats funny? If Skiros/Titanmen/Aveyond are the same person (and I have reasons to believe they are), they probably have lowered subscription fee (~$4 month).

1. Party Finder Extremes
2. Blue Mage Spell Collection
3. Blue Mage Static for "Blue Justice"
4. Eureka
5. Bozja
6. treasure hunting with Friends
7. Hunts
8. Shared Fates
9. playing bard music at community events
10. take a break and play other video games
11. triple triad
12. Chocobo racing
13. RPing
14. Palace of the Dead
15. Heaven on High
16. Housing
17. Pvp Achievements
18. Final Fashion 14 Glamouring (outfits)
19. Help people in the guild (become a mentor)
20. become an expert of the lore

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Originally Posted by Smollett

You know whats funny? If Skiros/Titanmen/Aveyond are the same person (and I have reasons to believe they are), they probably have lowered subscription fee (~$4 month).

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They aren't. Skiros can structure a coherent sentence, as mundane as the point might be... Aveyond on the other hand cannot. Both are trolls, but the way they present themselves are too different to be intentional.