Criticism of Shadowbringers and the hostility there in

[NeoDivinity]

I do agree with the topic on most parts and that giving feedback is always a good thing but most of the hostility comes because of extreme casual or hardcore players asking for things that just are not viable right now in the game(already looked on the forum Job Section? lol), like "I want more Ultimates!" or " I want more houses and slots for assets and things to do".

Before SB we didnt even had Ultimates and to fill that void in ShB we got instead of 3 Alliance Raids, The Bozja thing and the savage mode, its not an Ultimate but still it's something to keep hardcore players ocuppied for a little while.The whole Savage Content in ShB is also pretty neat.
Casual content super good i can't even name a game with better quality of contents for those who dont like raiding, even i who plays for years now sometimes finds myself unlocking something that i've never tried out like Ocean Fishing.
*(these are just simple exemples)

Also if you reading this and came this far on the Topic, you already know that hardcore content is way harder to make and balance than casual content.

ShB for me isn't perfect by far, but HW had its problems so as SB too, and i think the sacrifice of some content to open space for a brand new thing, is okay. I do prefer to stick with a game where devolepers are willing to take risks and do something to refresh my experencie ingame than add layers and layers of the same thing every exp.( Maybe sometime in the future we lost 1 Ultimate to give room to a 4-man superhardcore content or maybe we get 3 Ultimates instead, who knows).

I do expect to see some other content for harcore next expansion since most of my friends love to raid and would be nice to not having them taking a break if they clear the content to fast or are uninterested in because its bad designed.

[KizuyaKatogami]

I do agree with the topic on most parts and that giving feedback is always a good thing but most of the hostility comes because of extreme casual or hardcore players asking for things that just are not viable right now in the game(already looked on the forum Job Section? lol), like "I want more Ultimates!" or " I want more houses and slots for assets and things to do".

Before SB we didnt even had Ultimates and to fill that void in ShB we got instead of 3 Alliance Raids, The Bozja thing and the savage mode, its not an Ultimate but still it's something to keep hardcore players ocuppied for a little while.The whole Savage Content in ShB is also pretty neat.
Casual content super good i can't even name a game with better quality of contents for those who dont like raiding, even i who plays for years now sometimes finds myself unlocking something that i've never tried out like Ocean Fishing.
*(these are just simple exemples)

Also if you reading this and came this far on the Topic, you already know that hardcore content is way harder to make and balance than casual content.

ShB for me isn't perfect by far, but HW had its problems so as SB too, and i think the sacrifice of some content to open space for a brand new thing, is okay. I do prefer to stick with a game where devolepers are willing to take risks and do something to refresh my experencie ingame than add layers and layers of the same thing every exp.( Maybe sometime in the future we lost 1 Ultimate to give room to a 4-man superhardcore content or maybe we get 3 Ultimates instead, who knows).

I do expect to see some other content for harcore next expansion since most of my friends love to raid and would be nice to not having them taking a break if they clear the content to fast or are uninterested in because its bad designed.

My only problem with the trade off of the "3 alliance raids" is that it still doesnt cover nearly everything weve lost. Taking into account the amount of bosses we'd have gotten from the extra dungeons and deep dungeon we lost would be more than the bozja alli raids. My problem with ShB isnt even really so much the loss of content as it is the downgrade of content we've had in the past.