G-give it Back T---T; !!

[ty_taurus]

If the Viera/Hrothgar/MSQ/Ultimate Healer threads can go for hundreds of pages why can't the Kaiten thread?

It’s all about perspective. If you agree with a topic, then it’s a valid, healthy suggestion or piece of criticism. If you don’t agree with a topic, then it’s toxic whining from people who just seek attention.

[sindriiisgaming]

It’s all about perspective. If you agree with a topic, then it’s a valid, healthy suggestion or piece of criticism. If you don’t agree with a topic, then it’s toxic whining from people who just seek attention.

.now ur just patronising. There isn't any good substance to why bringing it back is beneficial for the game. Nobody's saying ur being toxic but beating a dead horse is still beating a dead horse. Ppl are loosing interest and the meme just isn't funny anymore its annoying

[ty_taurus]

.now ur just patronising. There isn't any good substance to why bringing it back is beneficial for the game. Nobody's saying ur being toxic but beating a dead horse is still beating a dead horse. Ppl are loosing interest and the meme just isn't funny anymore its annoying

I was speaking about the forums in general.

Also, what are you talking about? There are justifiable reasons why bringing it back would be beneficial for Samurai's rotation, such as that it created anchor points in your rotation that gave structure to how you'd spend Kenki outside of your two minute burst. Now, it's just the Shinten gauge. Kenki is lacking strong alternative ways to spend it, which is sort of the point of a gauge--to act as a resource for a special set of actions. But what I would consider even more important than that: people liked it.

This is a game. A game is supposed to be fun. When you remove something from the game, and the players who oppose feel that their fun has been taken away while the players who support were not bothered enough to complain about it while it was here, then that is a misstep. Your indifference to it existing or not existing is not an adequate trade off for the dissatisfaction generated from the players who cared about it.