I missed my cap for tomes for the first time last week.

[Kewitt]

I have not capped many times. I still enjoy the game.

Real life stuff > in game stuff.

On that note. I could likely have gotten a PHD with all the time I spend playing MMOs over the last 10 years.

Sometimes I log with only enough time to do Trials.
Sometimes I log do every roulette, DoH, DoL Hunts.. I log because I have done everything beside leveling another DoM or DoW


Finally looking at OP http://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodest...acter/9807057/

There is still a lot of class quests you haven't done that bring everything together.

[Kuwagami]

I haven't been in Alexander normal with the intention to get a loot since savage came out (only a few times to help out friends).

I haven't capped eso for 2 month, and haven't gotten any eso at all for a month


for all of these, I have yet to see a single change in my game experience. Nothing forces you to cap, except yourself.

[Twilite]

...So really. I am the only one that enjoys the content in the game as is..

[Averax]

...So really. I am the only one that enjoys the content in the game as is..

Well that's fine for you, but the rest of us want more endgame content than two dungeons and a raid with 4 bosses.

[Tizzy_Tormentor]

I haven't capped in a while, hell I haven't played in 2 weeks, I still need the rest of the MCH set, but I just don't have the motivated to log on daily for expert roulette.

I used to be dead set on capping each week and used to play all the time, but this is the first time I am really feeling the content drought.

[Akuryu]

People act like if this game was the only game in existence.

I pay a monthly subscription for this game. If I'm having to spend 90% of my time in other games just to have fun, there is no reason to continue paying that subscription. Telling people to go play other games is a bad strategy, because anytime a group of people leave there is some percentage of them that will never return.

"You should go play the competition's game for awhile!" -said no developer ever.

[Aniforani]

The game does need a better variety of things to do to reach endgame goals, but with that comes people that complain if they don't like the other options to reach them. I don't like pvp! I don't like crafting! I don't like Fishing! I don't like<insert anything you don't like here>!
If the only thing you enjoy is killing things in this game, you kind of have to accept there are only so many ways to present that method of progression.

[Twilite]

Well that's fine for you, but the rest of us want more endgame content than two dungeons and a raid with 4 bosses.

I didn't say that's all I do now did I? My point is I'm playing with people who hate a game they are playing.

I do the roulettes more than once a day and sometimes I just pick one I like doing.(I just don't do expert except once..damn neverreap). Lot of those dungeons are fun.

I don't do raids because you people are generally unpleasant and take raids way too seriously.

I find the game fun. What isn't fun is when I have to deal with buzzkillers like yourself.

[Malevicton]

snippity snoopity

Sure, you have to accept that there are limits and the game can't have exactly the level and amount of content that's best for you personally.

But there's still such a thing as too little content. 3.0 was an expansion that made the game smaller. There's less to do at cap than pretty much any other time in the game. Arguably 2.0 launch, but if we have to compare the game with years of content and just introducing its expansion to where it was right when it launched before a comparison can be made, then it's already a bit messed up.