How many people have no life outside FFXIV Login screen?

[Gucci_Charms]

This thread made me laugh. Thank you OP!

Although to answer your question, simply count the number of people complaining on all the login and affiliated threads.

[surrel]

A lot of us have been waiting years to play this game myself included. But there are other things to do besides staring at the login screen for hours on end trying to get in.

There plenty of other things to do period, no matter what you're doing. The only reason why you think this is a big deal is because you would rather be doing other things. I can't say I blame you as I wouldn't spend a long time logging in, I'd sooner go do something else and come back later. However, that is my decision because that is what I want to do. For other people, trying to log in is what they want to do. That's how they choose to spend THEIR time. Why does it matter do you? I can say to you "why make this thread when there's plenty of other things to do". Clearly, making this thread is what you chose to do so all the power to you. Let other people decide what to do with their time. You make it sound like they are using your time.

[Sivart]

have to say if you can't find the lighter side of things then time to move on and find something else to do till they take the time to get things fixed. hope this link brings a smile to some of you that it brought to me, a friend found it for me so i'm sharing with you all, see you Thursday and have a wonderful day!




https://soundcloud.com/zatchstar/still-logged-in

[Capita]

I have a couple of ways to get in.

I made a C++ program to hit each prompt (Start, Character, Ok on 1017) when they come up until I'm logged in, upon which it closes itself. I'd use AutoHotKey but my Num0 key doesn't seem to work.

I also have a turbo controller that I just tape down and it spams the A button until I'm logged in.

Then I do whatever I want; catch up on Breaking Bad, hang out with friends, go out to eat, etc.

When I finish and/or get home, I'm logged in. Zero effort.

Work smarter, not harder.