What does Heavensward actually bring to the table as an expansion?

[Kosmos992k]

On top of all of that the only people I see defending this game is this aspect are people who haven't done any real endgame. If that is the case then how can we consider you opinions valuable?

Why do I need to have done any end game for my opinions about everything else in the game to matter? You're telling me that the person who plays a minority of the game and complains about end game has a more valid opinion about the game in general, than someone who plays a far wider range of content? Next you'll be calling me entitled... :rolls eyes:

This topic is a great illustration of the gaping chasm that exists between raiders and *everyone* else.

I mean, I only make these arguments because I like this game. I want to play this game. And adding more endgame content gives something for everyone to do, and because by the precedent set by coil it will likely become relevant to even casual players at a certain point. I just don't understand why people are arguing against more content that will satisfy everyone. The only reason is that maybe they'll hit end-game at some point and hove nothing but more hardcore content to do... which at that point you could take your own advice and take a break. Or talk to people. Or mentor. Or literally any other thing you listed in your previous post.

I've not argued against adding content. What I have taken issue with is people who whine about being burned out because the farmed the crap out of the easy mode raid before trying the hard version, or people whining about having nothing to do when they admit their focus is narrow, or claim there is nothing new when in fact they are only talking about raid content...etc... As for taking my own advice, I wouldn't have suggested it if I was unwilling to do as I say. Believe it or not, some people enjoy helping others and just running stuff for fun,and not because its hard enough to nake you want to hurt yourself. There is enough open ended content in this game such that even if I never set foot in an un-nerfed raid, I will always have something to do.