mechanic replacement

[Jeeqbit]

They shouldn't be changing encounters to this degree just to accommodate for NPCs.

Again, it's pretty obvious it's not being changed for NPCs. We know NPCs can do some of these older mechanics because of how simple some of them were. If you analyze all the fights that were changed to figure out what was consistent about all of them, it's that new players frequently failed to figured them out, even on subsequent attempts. That they were not obvious.

In contrast, any normal content made now, things are obvious and as you go through the fight it all clicks without having to solve a riddle in some text or read the status effects, and this is so obviously why they are changing them.

[Izar_Chillen]

Again, it's pretty obvious it's not being changed for NPCs. We know NPCs can do some of these older mechanics because of how simple some of them were. If you analyze all the fights that were changed to figure out what was consistent about all of them, it's that new players frequently failed to figured them out, even on subsequent attempts. That they were not obvious.

In contrast, any normal content made now, things are obvious and as you go through the fight it all clicks without having to solve a riddle in some text or read the status effects, and this is so obviously why they are changing them.

If this is the case why dont they alter the trust version to be thoughtless and easy for people that cant communicate with others to learn what to do with these neutered mechanics and leave the duty finder versions alone.

It seems like the game is going to become so boring over the next few years because they are making roulette content even less desirable to run . They should be encouraging team work, communication and the rewards for players to join in roulettes to help MSQ travelers or we will face a desolate duty finder experience in the future because people are bored senseless and have had enough of being coddled.