Sundering stuff established in the Q&A

[Lucida3b]

I'm gonna mostly avoid this conversation myself, though personally I came here because i was getting dogpiled elsewhere for saying my issues with Endwalker and I have not had heavy dogpiling so far.

To give some thoughts myself. I personally don't think this whole thing is unfixable, do some extra cutscenes in patches, talk far more about what venat did ect. What worries me more is IF there gonna do it as I notice a lot of writers in general tend to not attempt to fix things and prefer to go 'out of sight out of mind' with bad writing. Which itself worries me as I feel the Elpis stuff could act as a writing issue that could get worse over time vs say stormblood which was just boring with few greater implications than that

[KageTokage]

I'm gonna mostly avoid this conversation myself, though personally I came here because i was getting dogpiled elsewhere for saying my issues with Endwalker and I have not had heavy dogpiling so far.

To give some thoughts myself. I personally don't think this whole thing is unfixable, do some extra cutscenes in patches, talk far more about what venat did ect. What worries me more is IF there gonna do it as I notice a lot of writers in general tend to not attempt to fix things and prefer to go 'out of sight out of mind' with bad writing. Which itself worries me as I feel the Elpis stuff could act as a writing issue that could get worse over time vs say stormblood which was just boring with few greater implications than that

I feel like the alliance raids are the last chance they have to sort out some of the lingering questions about the timeline of the Ancients...though with them looking potentially take place in the past I'm actually a bit fearful things are going end up getting even more messed up as a result of the time-wimey nonsense.

I'm kind of half-expecting that the "seven heavens" mentioned in Eorzean folklore were originally airborne facilities akin to Elpis that were simply consigned to myth after the Sundering muddled everyone's memories and the Twelve simply officials or overseers whose works and deeds were significant enough to be known far and wide.