The Final Fantasy XIV Problem.

[Canadane]

The game actually teaches you a lot if you go back and play things over again, but it seems like people just want to one-and-done things to get to the end. It's not the developers' fault people are like that. It's an unfortunate mentality that just exists.

I find this one a lot, people really don't understand the games concept of teaching you via your failures.
Death and wipes are fine and expected as you learn new difficult things. As long as you learn from it you can move forward.

[Raoabolic]

I find this one a lot, people really don't understand the games concept of teaching you via your failures.
Death and wipes are fine and expected as you learn new difficult things. As long as you learn from it you can move forward.

Do you not remember when the modern player had that hot take that they are owed a victory/ending because they purchased the game? This is the mentality you are fighting against, good luck! lol

[Midareyukki]

Do you not remember when the modern player had that hot take that they are owed a victory/ending because they purchased the game? This is the mentality you are fighting against, good luck! lol

wait what? xD

So you buy a JRPG. Solo experience. Some boss kills you. Game clearly has the tools for you to beat it, you just need to train, figure out a strategy and stuff... but you insist the boss should now harakiri itself because you paid money for the game? It's a game, the whole point is to learn how to play it and go for the objective and have fun while doing it.