Quote Originally Posted by Bobby66 View Post
Here is the million dollar question what data does either side have to prove that their request is wanted or not? [...] Using mods as a metric is dumb in the first place, violates ToS, has negative stigma around it, can be viewed as a hassle, and console players.
You need to reread the thread - it was the the pro crowd that brought up mods, not the anti.


That said also saying no one is vocal about it is also a dumb metric
...huh?

Are you just trying to devalue everything so any metrics are meaningless? Or are you trying to create a level playing field, where even though there's nothing that can back up the pro side, there's also nothing that can back up the anti side?

I'm genuinely curious what your aim is here.


if we are being generous how many people do you think use the forums or social media that player FFXIV, I am willing to grant it is lager number then those that use mods.
Yes... and the talk about unlocking gender based sit poses is nonexistent.

Either way neither side can say if a feature is highly demanded or not.
...no, you absolutely can. How do you think sample sizes work? What % of people do you think need to offer an opinion before you can make an educated guess?

So creating an argument that form PoV is pure speculation.
No.

I still stand by most probably would be in favor of shared sitting positions
No. Why are you giving a lecture on speculation and whatnot and then making a statement on speculation as if it matters AT ALL? You're the one decided that it has no value, so why are you saying valueless things?

how many people would true down more options?
If you mean "turn down", alot, based on what data is available.

Pretty sure the numbskulls like myself that would turn down more options are "uniqueness" are in the monitory
They're not.

Once again, the requirements for making a request differ from the requirements to get it granted.
They're the same thing. They're a business. If there's not any support of the request, they're not going to grant the request.

Clearly there is a want for it or it would not have been requested
Non-point - it can be said for anything. At that point, you're just making noise.