Please at least put in a little effort towards comprehension. What was meant by that snippet is that you're not crossing any new ground by working towards a relic. You're retreading old ground. Old dungeons, old fights, old content. It's not 'new', it's just being revisited.
Genius. Why didn't I think of that? Oh wait, I did. Most of the 'content' in those areas is done within a few minutes, but those Fates can literally take hours to spawn. Great that you're one of the amazingly lucky few who never had to wait, but many of us did. Consider yourself the exception, not the rule. Worthless? No. But going over the same content ad infinity isn't going to carry this game long term. The last few updates were essentially the same. 3 New dungeons, replace old tomes with new ones. Add new gear which is higher item level, but otherwise virtually identical. Feed people the same stuff for so long, and they get so used to it that even a minor change feels like a world-changing one. Plenty of people? Please point me to these people, because so far all I've seen is praise for the initial Zenith weapon quest. It was varied, showed real progression and, while easy, infinitely more enjoyable than the grind which follows. There are means and ways to make things take longer without them being nearly as boring. At the very least some new zodiac-specific content would have been preferable to recycling old dungeons. Oh, I'm so sorry. How exactly was I supposed to tackle the Animus to Novus stage while accomplishing multiple goals? I didn't realise I could craft my way to getting 75 alexandrite, or mine them out of a rock somewhere. Perhaps they drop from meaningful a dungeon I missed somewhere...? Nope. It drops from 2 places. Maps, which require grinding dungeons for tomes to purchase or daily roulette, and Fates.
Incidentally, it's been the casual nature of my progress through Nexus light which is the reason it has taken me months (yes MONTHS) just to hit 80%. With a measly +32 at best given from any one piece of content (and even that's with bonus light) it would take a minimum of 63 runs to accomplish. Realistically speaking, since I'm doing dailies and weeklies, it would take around 167 dungeons to complete. At roughly 20 minutes each that's a total of 55 and a half hours end to end. That's longer than an entire play-through of any previous final fantasy game. And that doesn't even consider finding a party or potential new players on the team.



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