Was any of the 6.3 content worth waiting 4 months for?

[Melorie]

I guess my question would be, are people expecting the devs to suddenly just work more? Or are they going to hire a bunch of more people (which means higher sub costs/monetization/etc)? Or should they simply reduce the scale of expansions more to make content more consistently drip fed? Even IF they did that, mmo players are notorious for consuming content way faster than devs can make it.

I guess I just don't see the reality of how exactly they're going to be able to make MORE content for every group of players that they're trying to please.

I don't feel like this is a matter of "more content", at this point. And more like, how to make content which actually bonds people and gives a sense progression? I can't play PVP with friends, I can't do Blue Carnival with friends, I can't enjoy my island with friends and my island has very little "building/customization" aspect, so I can't truly progress inside it or plan a visual for it or whatever, it's a way to click on rocks and generate glamour. All custom deliveries and tribes work in the same logic, if you did one you did all of them. I can't even do the dungeons from the expansion because my roulette only throws me in Brayflox Longstop even if the whole party it 80+.

I feel like these aspects, combined with the fact that a lot of the old content combat is REALLY boring to do - the syncing of this game and the way powercreep works are terrible, and, unless you're trying for a specific extreme, progging savage/ultimate, you're left with very little options of combat at the cap, adds up to the sensation of "there's nothing to do".

We're already in a tight formula which I believe that many people that plays this for years have already accepted. I'm not even going to question that. But the social and the feeling of progressing in the current content we've been getting are kinda lacking.