A game for 4 year olds

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I have to agree with you on this one. EW's story is supposed to be about marking hard decisions and learning to move on; it's not supposed to be funny, which the Omicron tribe quests seem to miss. It's not that humor or lightheartedness is a bad thing, far from it - it just feels like it's moving a bit too quickly in terms of heaviness vs. humor.

Endwalker's story line has ended. We're now 2 patches and ten months past that point. The story line in question is not even part of the MSQ. It is, however, probably the only 'resolution' we will ever get about the echoes that still exist in Ultima Thule. The alternative is an eternity of ... blech.

This expansion's theme, by the way, was Hope -- that thing that was at the bottom of the pithos that Pandora opened. The Greek word in the mythos is 'Elpis'.

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Endwalker's story line has ended. We're now 2 patches and ten months past that point. The story line in question is not even part of the MSQ. It is, however, probably the only 'resolution' we will ever get about the echoes that still exist in Ultima Thule. The alternative is an eternity of ... blech.

This expansion's theme, by the way, was Hope -- that thing that was at the bottom of the pithos that Pandora opened. The Greek word in the mythos is 'Elpis'.

That's very much true; I just think that the Beast Tribe questline is moving just slightly too quickly concerning the Omicrons' history and such. Granted, that's just me and my fondness of having everything developed as much as possible talking - I admit, I get very invested in FFXIV's stories in general - but I do think the quests should have been either longer, or spread out over multiple quests and such. Give a bit more time for character and lore development and such.

That said, I'm still Ok with what we got; I do feel that they could be better, but I'm not gonna cry over spilled milk.