The Ifrit Fight is Dangerous to the Community.

[SilvertearRen]

This is how I see your one sided little "person A person B" crap.


person A: I cant beat Ifrit, he is too hard!
person B: Keep practicing, also, level Gladiator, it has a good skill you will need.
person A: I don't like gladiator and I should be able to do it without gladiator!
Person B: You can, but it makes it easier. Have you looked up a strategy? Or tried asking for help?
Person A: No, but why should I have to? SE needs to nerf the fight if I cant kill it with one rank 50! Make "tiers" so that we can learn the fight! If "I" cant do it, then it needs to be nerfed!
Person B: Seriously? You think that an underdeveloped character with no subs leveled and no experience on the fight should be able to kill it without any practice or skill?
Person A: Yes
Person B:

It's mutual, then. Does it mean we can't compromise? I don't think so. We don't want this forum to get compared to the quacks leading governments worldwide, do we?

I'm going to add that I've already offered compromises on my part. Instead of outright demanding that the original fight be nerfed...

Plus, this kind of system COULD be applied exclusively to dungeon content as opposed to Primal fights, if we're going to end up leaving Primal fights alone.

[Rentahamster]

It's mutual, then. Does it mean we can't compromise? I don't think so. We don't want this forum to get compared to the quacks leading governments worldwide, do we?

I'm going to add that I've already offered compromises on my part. Instead of outright demanding that the original fight be nerfed...

Plus, this kind of system COULD be applied exclusively to dungeon content as opposed to Primal fights, if we're going to end up leaving Primal fights alone.

While the idea has some merit, I tend to think that such a feature would take more time and effort than it's worth, really. I'd rather the dev team spend their resources developing more content and having to only balance it once, instead of multiple times for multiple difficulties.