This live letter was a massive disappointment

[Y2K21]

We back to pretending doing the bare minimum every non .0 patch is something great again?

[aveyond-dreams]

We back to pretending doing the bare minimum every non .0 patch is something great again?

Apparently yes. I remember the days when content wasn't so stretched out, I only wish I had spoken up more when we lost more and more dungeons and now we've seen beast tribes pushed to the .5 patch when they previously launched at the .0 one.

[Valkyrie_Lenneth]

Apparently yes. I remember the days when content wasn't so stretched out, I only wish I had spoken up more when we lost more and more dungeons and now we've seen beast tribes pushed to the .5 patch when they previously launched at the .0 one.

You didn't speak up at all. Those changes started in 2015. You didn't join the forums until 6 years later lol.

[Oizen]

You didn't speak up at all. Those changes started in 2015. You didn't join the forums until 6 years later lol.

Since when has posting anything here lead to any notable change in anything though.

SE is honestly embarased of these forums lol

[Valkyrie_Lenneth]

Since when has posting anything here lead to any notable change in anything though.

SE is honestly embarased of these forums lol

It's made lots of difference over the years. You may not be able to see it, joining as late as you seem to have. The game in 2013-2016 was very different in terms of qol.


People also only tend to remember negative changes not positive ones.


Most people don't remember that food buffs wore off when you died. You used to have to wait for CDs to come back up after wiping. Prog was delayed so much if the PLD used hallowed ground just before a party wipe and they needed that skill in their rotation early on.


Beast tribe currencies used to be in your inventory. Gear used to drop directly from savage bosses, not coffers, and there were no tokens. You just had to keep praying the pieces you needed would eventually drop.

[TowaIsBestGirl]

People also only tend to remember negative changes not positive ones.

This seems to be how the logic works, regrettably. For better or worse, humanity as a whole recalls negatives and atrocities with far increasing regularity than saints and revelations of great benevolence.

Burn cream, STAT.

This is honestly embarrassingly petty for one who often counsels wisdom and patience.