Give Dawntrail the ARR post patch treatment

[Jeeqbit]

Intentionally repeating a message over and over to someone is bad writing, because you don't trust your audience, and treat them like they have goldfish memory.

Right, but that was not actually a writing issue. It was a decision made beyond the writers, since Yoshi-P himself "wanted to portray them properly". So context is important in understanding why it actually happened.

Meeting the legendary Ketenramm aaaaaaand.. what exactly?

We never knew what happened to him. It was all myth and rumor. Gulool Ja Ja basically did an adventure kinda like Ardbert, and to find out he was part of that and was still around was cool. It's unfortunate if you cannot appreciate it, but people here don't appreciate anything so...

Getting to know the origins of the Mamool Ja, okay

Sorry to see you weren't excited for that. I was.

Hrotgar already have a home in Bozja??

Wouldn't call that much of a home. It's a warzone at the time we visit it and they're sleeping at a camp. We didn't visit a peaceful place where they live like we did in Tural. We didn't properly go to southern ilsabard yet, the area still covered in clouds.

Giants and their culture, okay

You really didn't appreciate that? I thought it was cool. The most magical part of the expansion for me.

Yeah, we heard about it there and it was a Whalaqee problem, NOT A COWBOY problem. They just erased the Whalaqee and the ceruleum plotline

They can co-exist... and clearly do. I remember it was even mentioned in the blue mage quests how they were sort of a separate area of that place so we most likely only solved the problems for his specific people and their specific mine.

you're going to have to work harder for that Square-Enix Medal of Honor you're aiming for with all this defense

Why shouldn't critics have to work hard?

[Hallarem]

Right, but that was not actually a writing issue. It was a decision made beyond the writers, since Yoshi-P himself "wanted to portray them properly". So context is important in understanding why it actually happened.
We never knew what happened to him. It was all myth and rumor. Gulool Ja Ja basically did an adventure kinda like Ardbert, and to find out he was part of that and was still around was cool. It's unfortunate if you cannot appreciate it, but people here don't appreciate anything so...
Sorry to see you weren't excited for that. I was.
Wouldn't call that much of a home. It's a warzone at the time we visit it and they're sleeping at a camp. We didn't visit a peaceful place where they live like we did in Tural. We didn't properly go to southern ilsabard yet, the area still covered in clouds.
You really didn't appreciate that? I thought it was cool. The most magical part of the expansion for me.
They can co-exist... and clearly do. I remember it was even mentioned in the blue mage quests how they were sort of a separate area of that place so we most likely only solved the problems for his specific people and their specific mine.
Why shouldn't critics have to work hard?

Honestly, at this point. I WISH I had your ability to be excited for tablescraps worth of a story instead of a full meal that it should be.

[Jeeqbit]

Honestly, at this point. I WISH I had your ability to be excited for tablescraps worth of a story instead of a full meal that it should be.

Maybe it's because I did sidequests. A lot of people don't, and they really space it out so there are gaps of not talking to Wuk Lamat, and teach you more about the lore of the area.