"Hi, I'm a raider raiding endgame content in a new MMO that just released two months ago. I've completed the endgame raid content just like I did when I played WoW, and just like when I played WoW there is no earthly reason for me to log in to get more gear since I've completed endgame raid content. However, unlike WoW I am dissatisfied and upset there is no more endgame raid content available to me."
I'm a raider. I get it. You don't like lockouts. How else do you suggest they gear-gate? WoW introduced Heroic content for raiders who had completed the normal-mode crap. Extreme mode Primals are coming.
The game is two months old, and some of you have been playing long into the beta, how in the nine hells does it surprise you there is little endgame raiding content?
Were you not prepared for this? If you only want to raid, a brand-spanking new MMO is probably not your game. Not yet, anyway.
No, they won't remove lockouts. That's stupid. That would only increase the rate at which content is consumed. They have two options:
- Increase content difficulty. This is a poor idea because of differing levels of skill. They could make optional difficulties, but that only delays content consumption, it doesn't create new content. In fact, it introduces a new problem: the "I killed Supermega Evilboss on Super-Easy mode, it doesn't feel the same when I beat him AGAIN in Mega-Hard difficulty" (WoW faces this issue with LFR/Normal/Heroic difficulties)
- Produce content faster than the players can consume it. Considering how fast you got tired of Coil, do you really think they can come out with a new raid tier every month or so? Blizzard churns out new content at an absolutely astounding rate compared to its competition and people still burn through it twice as fast. It takes them ~3 months with their absolutely massive team and budget to churn one out and that's considered absurdly fast releases.
Be realistic. There are other things to do. Either do them, or recognize that the game can only produce content so fast and deal with it.