Mini-Lottery: Maybe a BIT more fairness?

[RobinRethiel]

Actually you speak for 1 person, yourself. Quit being an arrogant troll trying to tell everyone that something is a problem for the masses when you seem to be the only one who has a problem with it. Nobody here is trying to prevent anyone else from enjoying the game, get over yourself. Oh someone disagrees with you, they must not understand you or just be an elitist jerk. Great logic there.

You are an "elitist jerk" as yo call it, because you are arguing like one. That's not my fault, you behave like that, I'm not forcing you to do this. When you look at this forum, it's pretty much dead. There are not many threads and posts in comparison to the mass of people who play it. And that many people like you are here, who shower anyone who wants to make this game better for casual and normal gamers with hate, may, on the long term, become a problem for Square.

It's not a good thing, when people avoid an official forum, because they think it is toxic...

Name me one mmorpg that isnt a grind. Everyting in mmorpgs is a grind. It just depends on how long.

It's still not an inherent part of a MMORPG, no matter how often it occurs. Grinding is bad and easy game design. That's why many bad companies are using it.
Slavery has been a part of human societies over thousands of years. Still, slavery is no inherent part of a society. It's just very lucrative, so it occurred very oftern.

[DarkmoonVael]

It's still not an inherent part of a MMORPG, no matter how often it occurs. Grinding is bad and easy game design. That's why many bad companies are using it.
Slavery has been a part of human societies over thousands of years. Still, slavery is no inherent part of a society. It's just very lucrative, so it occurred very oftern.

Please go read the discourse Immanuel Kant has on this in the Moral Law, then go and read Rousseau's Social Contact on the theorising of the surrendering of personal liberties. Then after all this please come back to the forums with a little insight and humility on why this analogy was very very very poorly chosen. I am actually shocked that someone would actually compare MMO grinding to slavery.

[Synestr]

Please go read the discourse Immanuel Kant has on this in the Moral Law, then go and read Rousseau's Social Contact on the theorising of the surrendering of personal liberties. Then after all this please come back to the forums with a little insight and humility on why this anaolgy was very very very poorly chosen. I am actually shocked that someone would actually compare MMO grinding to slavery.

GD! Not enough like buttons so I just repost for emphasis. But for real...indentured servitude = MMO Grind. Ok...now that that is sorted out. Let's talk about loot tables...