Famitsu interview with Yoshida after NA's FanFest

[FinalWolf]

And so you would read your tooltips, ask your friend for a quick advice if things are unclear and thus figure something decent out in 10 minutes?

Or are you one of those people that needs a guide to realize that a flat 20% more physical damage with no tradeoff is good, 180 is bigger than 140, 15% more overall damage is good and 110x5 = 550 > 320 ?
It's not rocket science >_> Until you get to raiding and want to unlock those last few percent of your potential anyhow.

I don't read guides for jobs. I know how to read my tooltips and apply them in combat but nice projection though.

[Zojha]

I don't read guides for jobs. I know how to read my tooltips and apply them in combat but nice projection though.

Then why are you implying the people who jump would be causing trouble due to not being good enough at the game...? Do you think that for some reason, they are unable to do the same you can or what? You aren't making any sense.

[FinalWolf]

Then why are you implying the people who jump would be causing trouble due to not being good enough at the game...? Do you think that for some reason, they are unable to do the same you can or what? You aren't making any sense.

Because not everyone can grasp how to play at the same pace. Others take a little while longer, some might learn faster. I was speaking personally about myself that I would want to get better at the game so I wouldn't cause the friends I play with trouble.

But at the end of the day who knows if they'll even add jump potions.

[loreleidiangelo]

Then why are you implying the people who jump would be causing trouble due to not being good enough at the game...? Do you think that for some reason, they are unable to do the same you can or what? You aren't making any sense.

God, this. My two highest ilevel characters in World of Warcraft are my boosted Shaman and my boosted DK. Regularly outperform players in my guild who have been playing since BC.

The concept that a boost potion enforces a design philosophy of "the game doesn't start until endgame" is honestly a valid concern (if not subjective in regards to which model is better), but the idea that people somehow l2p from sniffing chocobos or collecting goblin cheese is just laughable.