Should the devs appologise to the community

[Musashidon]

Yeah, people have to stop with this broken argument. Those people were already there during ShB, and most of the people that complain for EW content longevity were fine with ShB one. The same game in a previous iteration...

yea bozja was so nice doing the same fates and dungeons 60 times to get my relics it was the peak of good content if only SE forced me to do varients 66 times to get a relic this time so i could praise them for making sure good content with such good longevity.

[CNitsah]

yea bozja was so nice doing the same fates and dungeons 60 times to get my relics it was the peak of good content if only SE forced me to do varients 66 times to get a relic this time so i could praise them for making sure good content with such good longevity.

My point had nothing to do with the quality of the content, I just pointed how the argument "Yeah people do the content planned for month in 3 days then complain" is stupid.

Bozja was not perfect but at least it was something. More than what we get now. Since 6.45, I'm at 14 relics up to date without even trying after the second one. Got half 5 or 6 of them farming the mog tomestone event. Relics right now is something you complete while doing something else.

And Bozja had a lot more than the relics. farm for glams, haircuts, mounts, xp, or just because you wanted to get to 10/10/10. Content totally optional, but that kept people involved in the game. I liked Bozja, and not for the relics grind, because out of bozja solution was nearly systematically more profitable than the bozja one. Should I abandon the idea to have a better version of that type of content because you didn't like it? (Also you chose the wrong guy to apply that "yeah, you think relics were so great, I litterally tried to make a summary of what worked and what didn't with previous relics)

The problem is right now, the mentality seem to be "If I can't have it, nobody should".

[Musashidon]

Bozja was not perfect but at least it was something. More than what we get now.

but it's not that's the whole point.