
Originally Posted by
Razard
There seems to be a lot of misconceptions in your post. First of all sweetie is a verbal tick of a certain community I belong to. Can you guess which one?
No I can't, because A)I don't know you, and B)there are WAY too many "communities" on the internet, of myriad interests. If you're not willing to say where it's even from then why bring up that it's a tic from anywhere? Coulda just said "it's a tic, nothing personal," but meh.
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I wasn't retreating into "loljk". I was mearly pointing out you where so stuck on the sarcasm of the post you missed the point. Your analogy also kinda falls apart, because it is going to a buffet, eating nothing but steak, complaining that there isn't more steak, then calling the host lazy for not putting in more steak.
Right, which is where I think there's starting to grow a disconnect in this whole thing. The original person you quoted is giving their reasons for why they feel 5.0 is turning into a less fulfilling expansion. Your comment to me came of as "I think you're wrong and here's why," and non-relevant bits aside I countered your arguments to side with that person because, yeah, in some ways I feel 5.0 is lacking... for combat-focused players, mainly. I also feel that DoH/DoL are getting slightly less shafted, but that's a debate i'll bring up when the time comes. Regardless; yes if we're sticking with the buffet analogy, there are less steaks being served than what people came to expect there to be.
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You where there, but I only see an Ad Hoc reasoning to the content. Which was not positively recieved. And the fact that the only interactions you had in this game where inside Anemos says more about you.
Wrong. To say i've "only interacted with anemos was in-game" is disingenuous. I've seen the complaints on reddit, on discord, and the OF. I also recognize that, sure, by and large the majority rules anemos wasn't all that good. And yes, with hindsight sure the impact it had on the game and the players is more easily perceived. My whole point is that, firstly that any feedback that was posted on any social platform would only on average come from a small set of the total userbase. The phrase "silent majority" comes to mind. Secondly, for Anemos, despite how others felt, I personally enjoyed it, and want to keep those merits in mind. As well as my own input, the development team had time for Pyros to actually implement features that were impacted by feedback from Anemos and Pagos. So to say Anemos was a failure overall discredits the impact it had on Pyros and Hydatos, which players by and large agree is where Eureka got more enjoyable... At least everyone agrees Pagos was a flop. *shrug*
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That. is. The. Point. Of. What. I said. Keep. Up.
or are we playing death of the (Author) original response.
Nah, because what I said still holds true. It's just you and I, amongst others but for this case alone for now, aren't seeing eye to eye and disagree on things. We can disagree with each other by using the same argument based on empirical information: that SE is a company driven by profit and that the developer's purpose is to create an engine that fuels profit, which for the XIV team means making good content.
Lets look at those debators, shall we?
THIS is what I meant by they give me nothing. They add nothing but white noise to procedings and when called out on it all people get it is "Muh Shill" or Muh White Knight".
There are legitimate criticisms to be leveled at the game, but it is lost amongst a sea of "Content bad, Make good!" Which helps no one. That is why I do not respect such people.
Fair. Just outright dismissal is never good... which if you recall is the first thing I levied against you. But idk, I'm capable of disagreeing with someone and having a debate/heated discussion/open dialogue about it. Bear in mind, like I said before, the initial appearance is those people think {Game not good, make better}, and yours is counter to theirs of {game is fine, be better}. For all intents and purposes I side more with the former, so my arguments will be bent more towards pointing out that case. Which is where I feel the disconnect (at least for me) is stemming from: from what you've just said you think there's plenty of things to say to the effect of "this is wrong with XIV," but you're arguing against a series of arguments stating thusly.
Where do you even stand?