If people survived ShB leveling dungeons there's no reason they couldn't survive EW content if it was harder. Do people become worse upon finishing ShB? Games are supposed to become harder or at least stagnate after a point, not become grossly easier.
The issue with the EW dungeons is that they hit like wet noodles while restricting how much you pull too much.
Holminster Switch or Mt. Gulg for example were great because players had the option to push themselves and go for big, painful pulls. Not having this option make EW dungeons an absolute bore.
"Dungeons are boring" but they don't have to be.
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This confuses me. The "restrict how much you pull" has been in place since as far back as HW. Endwalker was nothing new in that regard, and it applied to every single dungeon in ShB as well. Heck, ShB even had places like the last part of Holminster Switch where only one pack at a time even spawned. And since you used it as an example of "big, painful pulls" - the most you could pull in there was still just 2 packs + a pat, which you can also do in EW's Tower of Zot. Frankly, the EW dungeons have significantly more going on with most of them than the ShB dungeons did (just compare the final battle of Zot to practically anything in ShB).If people survived ShB leveling dungeons there's no reason they couldn't survive EW content if it was harder. Do people become worse upon finishing ShB? Games are supposed to become harder or at least stagnate after a point, not become grossly easier.
The issue with the EW dungeons is that they hit like wet noodles while restricting how much you pull too much.
Holminster Switch or Mt. Gulg for example were great because players had the option to push themselves and go for big, painful pulls. Not having this option make EW dungeons an absolute bore.
"Dungeons are boring" but they don't have to be.
Mostly the first pull of HS and first and last pulls of Mt. Gulg. The last w2w pull of Mt. Gulg pretty much needs everyone to be at their best to be done somewhat comfortably. There is no such pull in any of the EW dungeons.This confuses me. The "restrict how much you pull" has been in place since as far back as HW. Endwalker was nothing new in that regard, and it applied to every single dungeon in ShB as well. Heck, ShB even had places like the last part of Holminster Switch where only one pack at a time even spawned. And since you used it as an example of "big, painful pulls" - the most you could pull in there was still just 2 packs + a pat, which you can also do in EW's Tower of Zot. Frankly, the EW dungeons have significantly more going on with most of them than the ShB dungeons did (just compare the final battle of Zot to practically anything in ShB).
im baby
That 5 pack pull in mt.gulg really pumps adrenaline!![]()
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Your hurt emotions are a self inflicted wound because you continue to insist that I am referring to ALL people with disabilities. I will repeat one last time, SOME people who are aged and/or disabled will find the MSQs to be too difficult to complete if they are made harder. I am glad you are not having any such difficulties with the game but I am NOT REFERRING TO YOU. Your abilities are clearly not impaired enough to make MSQs difficult for you if you are able to clear Savage Tier content. I am talking about those people like myself who ARE having difficulties due to their conditions. People who are disabled are not a monobloc. Some are more capable than others. This is just another attempt by you to point the focus away from the fact that making the MSQs more difficult WILL end up excluding some people from being able to play the game.
Why do you keep bringing up your opinion when the only issue I had with your statement is that you worded it badly, which you even admitted to?Your hurt emotions are a self inflicted wound because you continue to insist that I am referring to ALL people with disabilities. I will repeat one last time, SOME people who are aged and/or disabled will find the MSQs to be too difficult to complete if they are made harder. I am glad you are not having any such difficulties with the game but I am NOT REFERRING TO YOU. Your abilities are clearly not impaired enough to make MSQs difficult for you if you are able to clear Savage Tier content. I am talking about those people like myself who ARE having difficulties due to their conditions. People who are disabled are not a monobloc. Some are more capable than others. This is just another attempt by you to point the focus away from the fact that making the MSQs more difficult WILL end up excluding some people from being able to play the game.
I even said if you did worded it better that your opinion would be valid.
Last edited by Mosha; 08-02-2022 at 04:55 AM.
I've already clarified my position several times over and you keep bringing up your same original opinion. You are NOT the kind of person I was referring to because for all intents and purposes, you lack any impairment that would prevent you from playing nearly all aspects of the game. I was referring to those people, like myself, who WILL be adversely affected if the MSQs are made harder. I keep bringing this up because you keep going back to your original opinion. If that is no longer an issue for you, I would appreciate it if you would stop trying to reset this argument back to the original statements.
Last edited by Mosha; 08-02-2022 at 05:58 AM.
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