Minor Gripes You'd Like To See Changed or Fixed: A Thread

[RitsukoSonoda]

Just thought of another one, the fact that I can't save my login info to skip the login process. It's one of the best features of the launcher for WoW (you can even have it skip the security token login on your machine if you want) and the other Blizzard games.

Also I don't care about any excuses not to have it, if there's a risk than taking it should be *my* choice, not one made for me.

Issue is numerous people have proven repeatedly all over the internet that they aren't qualified to make that choice. As such in the case of SE they decided not to give that choice to avoid issues later.

[glitteringcosmos]

2 MINOR & 1 MAJOR FOR ME.

Minor:
1. Revisit squadron. Add more squadron dungeons from level 61 - 70.
2. Allow Trust to do AOE

MAJOR:
When upgrading tomestone gear, PLEASE SQ-ENIX, quick making us have to get the coin from the previous 24 man raid along with the coin from the present 24 man raid to upgrade the present tomestone gear. The coin from COPIED FACTORY to upgrade phantasmagoria gear is for that gear upgrade only. The coin from Puppet Bunker should be for the upgrading of the allegory gear only. Both tomestones have nothing to do with each other like both tomestones gear has nothing to do with each other. When we get our 3rd 24 man raid, we have obtain a coin from the 2 previous 24 man raids along with the coin from the 3rd 24 man raid to upgrade the revelation tomestone gear. That's just too much. Dont force us to have to go thru the previous 2 24 man raids, so we don't forget them. That's what Wondrous Tails is for.

Definitely agree on the squadron. Pleaseeeeeee revisit squadron. Make them do mechs like Trust does.

[tdb]

Issue is numerous people have proven repeatedly all over the internet that they aren't qualified to make that choice. As such in the case of SE they decided not to give that choice to avoid issues later.

It's actually possible to lock the autologin down pretty tight, so it works only from that particular IP address and doesn't reveal your password. An attacker would basically have to get access to your computer to be able to use it (there are some other, mostly theoretical possibilities which require the attacker to be in a high enough position in a specific organization - and they'd still need some sort of access to your computer to steal the autologin token). Now, gaining remote access to someone's computer is not unheard of - there's a whole category of scammers who try to trick you into allowing them access on the pretense of providing technical support to some made-up problem. As well as various malware. But if you fall for a scam like that then you're vulnerable to a good old phishing attack as well.

[NanaWiloh]

The slider that controls lighting in player homes. Get rid of the 1 2 3 nonsense and just have it be a normal slider letting the player choose how dim or bright they want the lighting.

[tdb]

The slider that controls lighting in player homes. Get rid of the 1 2 3 nonsense and just have it be a normal slider letting the player choose how dim or bright they want the lighting.

Also allow it to be adjusted per floor so I can have a dimly lit cellar without making the entire house dark.

[Theodric]

Indoor furniture available outdoors. Outdoor furniture available indoors.

[Masked-dingus]

One tiny thing that has been in my mind recently
Rename the Expert roulette or add another dificulty level for existing dungeon to fit the naming '' expert ''

i've been thinking about it a lot recently since in the end, '' Expert '' dungeons are nowhere more difficult than the ones in the 8 roulette, and also i've recently found myself in parties with people that at best didn't know what a rotation is...

So i know it will sound useless for a lot of people but There is nothing deserving to be called Expert in actual dungeon design, for me

Have a good day everyone

[Absurdity]

Definitely agree on the squadron. Pleaseeeeeee revisit squadron. Make them do mechs like Trust does.

Actually...nah, I prefer the Squadron as it is. You know why? Because while the Trusts perform mechanics they do absolutely nothing else and once they are done performing mechanics they also do absolutely nothing but stand around for atleast 2 GCDs.
Every low level dungeon that they added to the Squadron has been completely doable with said "stupid" squad AI and not only do they deal significantly more damage than the Trusts (and more than players could ever do at certain levels) but they also don't stop to run out of every little aoe while stopping every other action.
The next time I have to spam Brayflox 20 times to get into level range of the next Squad dungeon I would prefer if that still only took 12-15 minutes instead of 40 per run.

Also allow it to be adjusted per floor so I can have a dimly lit cellar without making the entire house dark.

Definitely supporting this. I just fear that the different floors count as 1 room or 1 "cell" you load into and that adding different lighting to each floor individually could lead to additional loading screens in your own house...which is certainly not a thing anybody wants.
The only zone I can think of off the top of my head where you have lighting changes within different parts of it would be East Shroud.

[tdb]

The only zone I can think of off the top of my head where you have lighting changes within different parts of it would be East Shroud.

Limsa Lominsa has fairly noticeable brightness changes between covered and uncovered areas on a sunny day.

In Eulmore the interior of the Beehive is clearly brighter than the outside walkway in night. Possibly the other way during day but it's nighttime ingame right now so can't check.

[RitsukoSonoda]

It's actually possible to lock the autologin down pretty tight, so it works only from that particular IP address and doesn't reveal your password. An attacker would basically have to get access to your computer to be able to use it (there are some other, mostly theoretical possibilities which require the attacker to be in a high enough position in a specific organization - and they'd still need some sort of access to your computer to steal the autologin token). Now, gaining remote access to someone's computer is not unheard of - there's a whole category of scammers who try to trick you into allowing them access on the pretense of providing technical support to some made-up problem. As well as various malware. But if you fall for a scam like that then you're vulnerable to a good old phishing attack as well.

Honestly a very miniscule amount of account takeovers or unauthorized accesses are a result of actual hacking or malicious programs. The primary driving cause is usually human error or just natural stupidity and lack of common sense. Since people can't just go to a facility and install a better brain or more memory in themselves we aren't allowed to have nice things.