

Well no, not entirely, as it was backed up with facts. You actually don't need gear if you aren't raiding, and there's nothing 'toxic' about that. I'm sorry you took it that way though.
Honestly if you consider that toxic, I don't know what to say, that was really tame lol.




Facts? What facts?
You talked about the story only needing i90. Fabulous, do Shiva EX with i90...wait to even do the DF of it you need i95. Though even with i95 you are going to be hard pressed to down her unless you are in a premade.
You don't even need the gear FCoB drops to down FCoB. Its a gear treadmill MMO, so players enjoy getting progressively stronger gear to have progressively stronger characters. You said those that work hardest should get the best rewards and they do.
Adding the upgrade materials to hunts and a weekly and the end of a raid's life cycle isn't lazy its a smart and helpful move to allow players to progress their characters outside of raid content. Dreadwyrm weapons are i135, other than Zetas you can't get that anywhere else. For months i130 gear was restricted to Coils. Then only for the main bodies pieces and finally i130 can be obtained 1 at a time through a weekly, with FCoB unlocked to allow those raiders capable of it to farm i130 and i135 weapons to their hearts content through raiding.
So yea, I found what you wrote humorous.
i don't think your opinion was "toxic" but there was nothing factual about it other than that FFXIV caters to the lazy. many many many many MMOs let you get the best gear in the game a lot easier than this one. in TERA for example the best gear is crafted. and then must be upgraded also with money. you can legally make money in that game with RMT through the publishers. so yeah..... and that is but one exampleWell no, not entirely, as it was backed up with facts. You actually don't need gear if you aren't raiding, and there's nothing 'toxic' about that. I'm sorry you took it that way though.
Honestly if you consider that toxic, I don't know what to say, that was really tame lol.
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