The fact DRK hasn't been fixed in 10 months is disgraceful.

[Seraphor]

Maybe you should start a Kickstarter campaign, or register a new charity?

I mean, I agree, but there's no need for the outrage and entitlement.

[Tint]

Maybe you should start a Kickstarter campaign, or register a new charity?

I mean, I agree, but there's no need for the outrage and entitlement.

of course there is! i am paying my sub, so i am entitled to get the same attention like WAR. or do WARs pay more monthly? :O

[Tegernako]

of course there is! i am paying my sub, so i am entitled to get the same attention like WAR. or do WARs pay more monthly? :O

Wouldn't be a DRK thread without resorting to this.

TIL asking for a class that has had issues since the expansion release to be fixed is entitled.

You're right, it is not entitled to ask for it, but let's be honest most of you all aren't being constructive.

That's not a valid argument for leaving DRK with its current issues for so long. They should not be waiting for such a long time to fix/balance a job.

While I'm not sure what the good waiting period of time is considered to be in an MMO for class changes I do again agree with this to an extent and always have.

The thing is, this should apply to everyone. Not just one job. No one should be called entitled for wanting their likes to be better. I mean it sucks to have to deal with people calling you entitled for wanting changes to your job though right?

DRK isn't terrible, it could just be better. Just like how WAR could be better. Or PLD.

It's my second main, I want it to be better.

[Deceptus]

Maybe you should start a Kickstarter campaign, or register a new charity?

I mean, I agree, but there's no need for the outrage and entitlement.

TIL asking for a class that has had issues since the expansion release to be fixed is entitled.

[Rongway]

TIL asking for a class that has had issues since the expansion release to be fixed is entitled.

You didn't ask. You insulted and demanded.

[WhyAmIHere]

Maybe you should start a Kickstarter campaign, or register a new charity?

I mean, I agree, but there's no need for the outrage and entitlement.

paying customers are not completely satisfied with a product they are spending their money on, and want to voice their disliking said service and wish to receive a proper return on their investment. That's not entitlement, that's just business.