bash my previous reply all u want, if u accept SE's bs in a bottle and defend it then u must not know good gaming this game can be better now if they want it to be....

bash my previous reply all u want, if u accept SE's bs in a bottle and defend it then u must not know good gaming this game can be better now if they want it to be....
QFT. SE's goal is to expand the player base, not appease the small one they have now. The game needs to be more approachable, and the only way to do that is to take market norms, add their own unique spin on things and make a really interesting but fun experience. There's a small vocal minority who just want FFXI-2, and it's obvious that SE doesn't want that. Personally, I don't want that either. I don't want to have to seek for hours to level up, I don't want to wait outside another appolyon-like area to farm chips, I don't want to have to level 10 different classes to 37 to use as support for my primary class. Give me a reason to play this game, aside from "XYZ's pop window is open!!!!1111" We're past 2002, Push for more Instanced, dungeon/raiding content.

i dont at all want a ffxi-2, but at some point completely ignoring what they did to make that cash cow rake in money and gamers for hmmm how many years is crazy..... inovation is fine, great awesome but trying so hard to stay away from the simple aspects that most mmo's know as just solid ground work for this genre is obviously not working. every game that has any gameplay or presentation aspects that are simular to wow are called copy cats but who cares that lable doesnt stop them from being good games..... all i'm saying and i know its cliche' but it just holds true is that if it aint broke dont fix it
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