Does WoW have a faster pace than FFXIV?

[Angus-Beef]

Thats ultimately up to what needs to be changed for the game going forward. If this game suddenly became less learn this dance and more if u can dodge a wrench you can dodge this mechanic it wouldnt hurt it, it would just require people to adjust. But who am I to talk about how games become stagnant.

If anything at least introduce higher difficulty dungeons that lean away from dance dance dance all the time.

[linay]

If this game suddenly became less learn this dance and more if u can dodge a wrench you can dodge this mechanic it wouldnt hurt it, it would just require people to adjust.

It's already like that now. If people don't pay attention or they're too close, they have less chance of dodging any wrench. The former is solved by paying attention while the latter is solved by scripted design so you know to put some distance before a wrench is thrown at you.

[Angus-Beef]

It's already like that now. If people don't pay attention or they're too close, they have less chance of dodging any wrench. The former is solved by paying attention while the latter is solved by scripted design so you know to put some distance before a wrench is thrown at you.

It can also be solved by learning fights as well and knowing whats coming, script or no thats just how it is. If you see a mech dodge, being reactionary isnt bad thing

[linay]

It can also be solved by learning fights as well and knowing whats coming, script or no thats just how it is. If you see a mech dodge, being reactionary isnt bad thing

Sure, and a script is a tool to make that learning easier. Being reactionary is not a bad thing, but scripted fight doesn't eliminate reactionary actions.

[frostmagemari]

Sure, and a script is a tool to make that learning easier. Being reactionary is not a bad thing, but scripted fight doesn't eliminate reactionary actions.

Actually, it sort of does. A lot of the fights don't operate under the assumption of allowing you dodge time(And when they do, they are pretty blatant about saying "Go to this side to avoid what's going to happen!"; A lot of mechanics have cast timers that assume you will be in the right spot (or near to it) before the area graphic hits the floor, and if you're not near where you should be before the warning graphic lands, you get hit.
And thing is.. this doesn't make the fights at all harder; this simply makes the fights a test you need to study for.

[linay]

Actually, it sort of does. A lot of the fights don't operate under the assumption of allowing you dodge time; A lot of mechanics have cast timers that assume you will be in the right spot (or near to it) before the area graphic hits the floor, and if you're not near where you should be before the warning graphic lands, you get hit.

It's still reactionary and you are still dodging.

And thing is.. this doesn't make the fights at all harder; this simply makes the fights a test you need to study for.

Harder than what? And a test can be hard, especially those you have to study for.

[frostmagemari]

It's still reactionary and you are still dodging.

No, you're not. You are going to a pre-planned place because you know what event is coming next. That is not dodging, that is not reactionary, that is following a script.

Harder than what? And a test can be hard, especially those you have to study for.

Not really. You are memorizing facts, not trying to understand a concept. Facts are not difficult. You simply have to be in X place at Y point in the fight, and you know you have to be there because Z event just happened.