Will we ever see a day when Square Enix apologizes for releasing too much content?

[Fonkiemonkie]

So youre fine with them just catering to the opposite side? Weird stance to take i suppose. Personally i think with them breaking record sales we should be seeing a plethora of improvements. At the very least i dont think we should be missing out on gear sets(level 89 dungeon) or still getting reused gear that isnt even dyable (level 87 dungeon)

honestly i dont see ur point here because raid and dungeon content gets released fairly reguraly maybe if u have been playing the game for a long time it all starts looking the same which is the problem i had playing wow after 15 years so maybe if u get to that point broaden ur horizon and try playing different games ? i dont think square caters to either side but tries to sattisfy as broad a public as they feasibly can its not like they can just wave a magical stick and content appears out of thin air there is time and effort going into patches/expansions and honestly i can see and feel it all troughout the game

[Arzalis]

honestly i dont see ur point here because raid and dungeon content gets released fairly reguraly maybe if u have been playing the game for a long time it all starts looking the same which is the problem i had playing wow after 15 years so maybe if u get to that point broaden ur horizon and try playing different games ? i dont think square caters to either side but tries to sattisfy as broad a public as they feasibly can its not like they can just wave a magical stick and content appears out of thin air there is time and effort going into patches/expansions and honestly i can see and feel it all troughout the game

I think the argument is that we used to get multiple dungeons, trials, etc. per major patch. They've slowly whittled that down to the point we get far less, despite the game being more popular and making more money than ever.

This might actually change for the better since the executives at SE seem to have finally realized FFXIV is basically keeping the entire company afloat at this point. It shouldn't be a surprise, but apparently it was to them.