A "Good Community" doesn't excuse content from being unfun

[Zojha]

In what world do the rewards suddenly make the content FUNNER???

Pawlows world?

Connecting one stimulus (for example a bell/content) with another (for example food/rewards) repeatedly will cause the two to get internally connected as well. That sort of conditioning is only temporary, tho - When stimuli become disconnected again (bell without food/content without rewards), the internal connection quickly fades.

It really makes sense that people think that way.

[RainDurell]

Pawlows world?

Connecting one stimulus (for example a bell/content) with another (for example food/rewards) repeatedly will cause the two to get internally connected as well. That sort of conditioning is only temporary, tho - When stimuli become disconnected again (bell without food/content without rewards), the internal connection quickly fades.

It really makes sense that people think that way.

No, when you get rewarded for doing something, you feel like it's something worth doing, not that it's something that is necessarily FUN to do. When you think of doing any content, in any video game, your first thought should be "I enjoy doing this content", not "I want that reward"

[MageBlack]

No, when you get rewarded for doing something, you feel like it's something worth doing, not that it's something that is necessarily FUN to do. When you think of doing any content, in any video game, your first thought should be "I enjoy doing this content", not "I want that reward"

What is content in this game that you enjoy doing and why do you find it fun? Just curious to find a basis for comparison.

[RainDurell]

What is content in this game that you enjoy doing and why do you find it fun? Just curious to find a basis for comparison.

When it comes to battle content, dungeons are enjoyable every now and then, normal mode trials/raids are fun to experience, and I enjoy the extreme content too.
What I don't find fun are mobs that don't do anything except an AoE attack every few seconds, and killing them over and over and over. NMs are like S Ranks, they're big, require lots of people to defeat, but are ultimately also a brainless experience.