i agree with ur opening post. But the above was uncalled for. there are a lot more casual then hardcore nowadays. And honestly as long as ppl play who cares. Not all casual solo.Casuals only reason to have an impact in an MMO is to put Gil into the pockets of the hardcore players, for the hardcore is what puts the servers into progression, puts information in FFXIV yellow gremlin, and gets "casuals" decent gear for monies. Other than that they don't do much.
And as far as multiple ways to level, I agree, makes the game a bit more adventerous for everybody.

MMOs by definition are hardcore. They have and always will reward players who can play longer. He is 100% right in his statement.
now he isn't mmo are games that are played over time the longer you stick to an mmo the better. Playing longer just means you get stuff done much quicker.
And i wasn't saying he was right or wrong, just he was being rude. And it is true also not all casual players solo. I used to play ffxi 2 hrs a day and still joined parties. This was when getting a group was much faster.
Since you played FFXI, if you played 2 hours a day, yes, you could do some things, but if you were in an HNM LS where the REAL good stuff was, then no, you would haven't made it a week.now he isn't mmo are games that are played over time the longer you stick to an mmo the better. Playing longer just means you get stuff done much quicker.
And i wasn't saying he was right or wrong, just he was being rude. And it is true also not all casual players solo. I used to play ffxi 2 hrs a day and still joined parties. This was when getting a group was much faster.
Whenever there's the possibility of a mob taking 4 hours to spawn, you need to play hardcore.
The casuals are like sheep to us hardcore, just get to know your place.
Now that we're done witht hat I have come up with a good amount of ideas of implementing a bunch of ways to exp while being able to explore a variety of ways to get it.
Will be in OP soon as I collect the good ideas from here.
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