Why do casual players seem entitled to cosmetic items added in game?

[NamiRocket]

And that's assuming the Field Operation also doesn't get hit with a sudden difficulty spike, or the rewards are actually worth the wait, or how there's nothing stopping hardcore players from doing it too so they basically ended up with double the goodies anyway. It's a whole lot of waiting just to end up disappointed while STILL being crapped on too.
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Far be it for me to tell you what should or shouldn't be seen as difficult for you, but given that field operations haven't really been anything but casual thus far (outside of some of the raid content found within), I have to imagine none of that is going to change any time soon. But that's just my humble opinion as a relatively casual player.

Hardcore raider attitudes AND casual player attitude are a contributing factor here. The lack of content sucks, sure. There's a vocal majority of hardcore raiders "happy" that they are the target audience and don't want to stop BEING the target audience. On the flipside, there's a vocal majority of casual players who are "upset" they aren't currently the target audience and feel like the hardcore raiders are being catered to at the moment.

No one on the forums is a majority on either side. Normal people don't come here.

[Lilapop]

Far be it for me to tell you what should or shouldn't be seen as difficult for you, but given that field operations haven't really been anything but casual thus far (outside of some of the raid content found within), I have to imagine none of that is going to change any time soon. But that's just my humble opinion as a relatively casual player.



No one on the forums is a majority on either side. Normal people don't come here.

Vocal majority. Majority overall don't use forums.

[NamiRocket]

Vocal majority.

The term is vocal minority. There is no majority here, just the loudest cross section of players, which is a definite minority within the community. It's not vocal majority. That's not a thing people say.

[Lilapop]

The term is vocal minority. There is no majority here, just the loudest cross section of players, which is a definite minority within the community. It's not vocal majority. That's not a thing people say.

No, no. The term I used is vocal majority it's fine if you disagree but you don't get to dictate what my point is, it is my point, and I am making it. I have seen the term used a fair amount, just because NamiRocket doesn't use the term doesn't mean nobody does, every, anywhere, at all.

[NamiRocket]

No, no. The term I used is vocal majority

Nah, you're wrong. But being wrong is fine. Everyone is wrong sometimes, some people more than others.

[Lilapop]

Nah, you're wrong. But being wrong is fine. Everyone is wrong sometimes, some people more than others.

I'm wrong about the term I used? No, no I'm not. The term is in my original reply. Objectively, that isn't wrong. You tried, I guess.

[NamiRocket]

I'm wrong about the term I used? No, no I'm not. The term is in my original reply. Objectively, that isn't wrong. You tried, I guess.

My face? In my hands.