They really want this game to be simple...

[dday3six]

As much as I'm concerned about the casual focus, I'm not concerned about the long run, and what I'm talking about is ultimately what Yoshida wants, to add as many kinds of content to the game and innovate down the road.

I just looked over your classes. You have one 50. Have you done much Second Coil of Bahamut? Because it is not as if there is not content for hardcores.

[Estevo]

I just looked over your classes. You have one 50. Have you done much Second Coil of Bahamut? Because it is not as if there is not content for hardcores.

lol, that's not what I'm talking about, trying to think outside the box here, and yeah I've done a little bit of raiding.

[dday3six]

lol, that's not what I'm talking about, trying to think outside the box here, and yeah I've done a little bit of raiding.

Well you express knowing what your talking about, yet you have not played many classes. So it seems as if you're basing that solely on having played a handful of the endless tide of MMO's out there. You want there to be more meaning to individual skill level. I saw your level 4 Archer and thought "Hmm...No Quelling Strikes." Which if you've done much end-game, and know your your rotation correctly, you'll want or else you'll being pulling aggro once you're well geared, particularly in PUGS. So I asked about Coil, because individually one weak (unskilled) link in the chain can cause wipes over and over. In the end. I question how much of the game's content you have actually experienced, and to what extent. Personally it seems as if you only peaked at it

[dday3six]

Well, don't judge what I know based on what I've done, because I waited two weeks for my friends assembled to start playing again, and in that time I basically researched everything there is to know about the classes...

How you think reading about the game is equal to playing the game is beyond me. There is literally no point in carrying on with a person who doesn't think within the bounds of reason...