People enjoying Eureka doesn’t mean that the content as a whole has been successful, much less well-received. I’d wager to say, by all the complaints surrounding it, that it hasn’t been well-received by a significant portion of the playerbase. Even the JP playerbase was complaining about Pagos. Meanwhile, I don’t see any “Please save Eureka” threads being made, unlike the thread made about not cancelling a third Ultimate for Stormblood—which attracted both raiders and non-raiders alike. At most, there are feedback threads made about Eureka that offer more criticisms than not. Too bad they continue to be ignored.
Ultimate wasn’t made to cater to the majority of the playerbase, and the developers never advertised it as such—but I think it’s probably been the most successful of all the new content added in Stormblood. Even with it being designed for the 1%—because more than the 1% enjoyed watching the races on Twitch, and watching their friends and well-known streamers progress and clear the content. Enough that some even stepped forward to ask the developers to reconsider their cancellation of the third Ultimate. Again, I don’t see people asking that of Eureka.
Not that Ultimate’s competitors had much in their arsenal—Eureka and Rival Wings. Anemos was relatively successful, but Pagos flopped and I feel like Pyros is the developer’s damage control to try and salvage a piece of content that was supposed to be a cornerstone to Stormblood, and that failed spectacularly in its second installment. Meanwhile, Rival Wings queues died Week 2 on Aether, so I don’t think much more needs to be said there.
Glamours and the like have barely any comparison to Eureka. As shoddy as the system itself is, and with how much room for improvement there is to the Glamour Dresser and Glamour Plate system, you don’t see people blatantly not glamouring because of it. And I see more RP tags than I see praise for Pagos. But, by all means, continue to create and play with your strawmen.
See above.



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