Live Letter/Life Question Suggestion

Whenever the producers ask questions to he fanbase, they should include a GLAMOUR/Mog Station request section, near the end of every session. Sharlayan goggles? Really? We already have them in the mog station. Male bunny outfit? I get that it was suggested a long time ago, and is reasonable to ask, but I was disappointed about the lack of actual Stormblood questions. Hell, even I was asking for more eternal bond features on the forums, and yet I struggle to see how it relates to Stormblood, unless we got stormblood regional themed ceremonies. I was literally counting down the days for more information, all the way to yesterday, due to purchasing the CE edition, and now I'm just disappointed. I'm bummed that I'll probably have to wait a bit longer for anymore news. It's sad that the interviewers asked better questions than the live stream, and even those were too few. I wanted to know more. Edit: I meant live question in the title.. its 6:30 am and I'm tired. Please excuse any bad writing or grammar.

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Originally Posted by DamianFatale

they should include a GLAMOUR/Mog Station request section.

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lol, no thanks ! (check other mog stations post for the "why")

A lot of the fan base are mainly interested in common sense questions it seems, instead of asking interesting and new questions. For example, raising the level cap on mentor buffs? Like, is that, or is that not common sense?

What a waste of questions, stupid people at PAX.

I'm glad they asked about the bunny suit even though the answer was a bit depressing. One day!

(It doesn't look good for Duskwights either :()

Honestly though, most of the actual SB questions don't have proper answers yet. If people keep framing SB questions in a way that will only get a 'please look forward to it' response, they're 'wasting' just as much time as people asking about butt sliders or cracking jokes instead of asking serious questions.

I just want them to stop answering repeat questions. We know that at some point there's a 'bunny outfit' for men being added. It's inevitably going to shown in a patch trailer under the 'new outfits' section if it arrives in a major patch. Or it may simply be thrown into the game in a minor patch and word will spread pretty quickly through a combination of patch note information and word of mouth.

In short, we know it's coming and don't need precious question time wasted on asking very similar questions across multiple Q&A sessions.

While I would have liked to see more information regarding the upcoming expansion myself, I think that the complaints and behavior we have seen on the chat itself, are unnecessary. That's not how we should be displayed as a community, and quite frankly not all of us are like that. Instead of complaining and bashing people that were actually there and asked questions, get a ticket next time and you'll have the opportunity to ask questions yourself. Questions that might have been too casual for some, or waste of time for others, doesn't implement that the whole community feels like that. It's nobodies business to define what's the right or wrong question during live meetings. It's time to let it go, in my personal opinion.

Horrible Q&A session. I think the glamour questions deserve answers too, but I agree with keeping the glamour stuff separate. We learned next to nothing about Stormblood; all of the decent information coming out of PAX is from external interviews.

Aesthetics, glamour, /gpose and things like that matter way more to me than normal questions generally-speaking since it's the main draw for me, but I understand it can get a bit out of hand and I can imagine it must be really frustrating at times for the average player, so I would support something along the lines of this so that each segment gets due and a balanced amount of attention.

At least glamour questions usually get real answers. The things we want to know, like about combat changes, just get answers like "trust me" or "I hate cleric stance but we're keeping it".

I think they should just give up completely on Q&As and come prepared to talk about things they will actually talk about.

I don't wanna be rude but the audience is absolutely rubbish asking relevant questions, specially on this last PAX. just embarrassing.

Please if you gonna go to this sort of events don't make a fool of yourself and the community.