I gave realistic reasons behind my arguements against them. Developer time in creating content to put the extra gear in that has to be on a level of difficulty with the gear they are adding to. So that would be 3-4 raids for example, increased dungeons, and other content. Content that takes time to design, create and implement. Plus each set has to be multiplied by the different races to make the gear for each of them. Cant put a Roe in lalafell sized armor. Which increases the development time significantly.
Not to mention designing of the stats on the sets, balance between to the sets to not make any useless, otherwise there is no point in adding them. Which involves extended testing.
If you are ok with content updates once a year, good for you. FFXI had extended periods between content updates by making the requirements insanely high with lock outs. (Im looking at you relic and empy weapons. Or putting the drop rates below 5%. Less than 2% for some. With high requirements to even attempt the content with the insanely low drop chance. Dynamis, Salvage, Nyzul, Assaults, etc, You were running the exact same content for literally years.
I prefer new scenery, new gear and new mobs to punch in the face every 3 months over having to grind the exact same content 1000s of times.
Would be very surprised if the majority would be against that idea.
It's all nice and danady to ask for stuff. But without actually looking into what it would entail.......
Also, heres an update for you. I'm playing and enjoying FFXIV for what it is, not for what it isn't. Why would I want to change it to "EQ2" or FFXI when I have an accoutn with FFXI I can play, and I gave up on EQ2 years ago when it changed from the game I enjoyed, to not liking it.
Gotta laugh, players accuse FFXIV of being a clone (where in reality it is heading in it's own direction) then turn around and ask for the devs to turn it into a clone of something else.
Your turn.