Content should be challenging to execute... Not challenging to learn

[Outfoxed]

Dear OP, I don't know how to say this in the nicest way possible.... FF14 is EASY EASY EASY game with maybe only 10% of the content is reserved for "hardcore" gamer. There are countless videos (3 minutes long for each guide) to show you the bosses mechanic - and a short description on Wiki FF14 on what you should be doing. ALL of the level 15-50 dungeons teaches you the basic mechanic, you also have guildhest. The high levels 50 dungeons are also fairly straightforward and many players can give you quick tips on what to do on each bosses. Level 51-59 dungeons are rather easy to figure out as well. Bottom line, as harsh as this sound, just get better and use party finder to practice. Otherwise you can just do crafting, or if this is too hard, maybe this game is not for you.

So you call this game easy yet you are consulting a guide? You call this game easy yet you're almost forced to know every single action and mechanic a boss does? I find that rather ironic don't you? How many games do you have to consult guides for to even have a chance of clearing content in a few hours?

I don't know how to tell you this but you have absolutely no clue what you're talking about. If you have to consult a guide to even know what a boss is doing, that boss by definition is unintuitive or extremely difficult.

You dont need skill to fight most bosses in this game. You just need to know how to memorize things. So that would make boss fights in this game unintuitive

But seriously, I'm tired of people who cant even spark together a couple brain cells and realize that difficulty and knowledge requirements are completely different things. You would think people would realize this but apparently not..... For example, any idiot can play soccer. Put ball inside net, don't use hands. But yet how come the number of people who are professional soccer players are so few? Because difficulty does not always equal mechanical overload. Content can be hard without requiring you to read a book.

Let me know when you actually put some thought to your argument.

Oh yeah and fyi, if you can dodge a mechanic before it even comes out, that's not called skill. That's called memorization.

In short, get good and learn to play without having the crutch of knowing everything the boss will do 5 seconds before he does it