Sub-Dividing Patches & Patch Schedule

[Exmo]

If its 5 months between patches, and you're paying $15 a month, that's $75. That's almost double the price of the expansion itself. Are you getting 1.5 times the content during that period? Probably not. That's the issue I have. Expansions are being sold as a: "This is what's included!" Except it isn't included; its promised. Its coming. Its a lack of transparency of when its coming. This is especially important as- over the years- the size of each patch has been reduced. Less patch dungeons. Less MSQ. Less optional/extra content in the game and yet a longer period between the patches themselves.

If you find there's not enough in the game to retain your interest for 5 months between patches, you should unsubscribe during that period. Pay when you want to play, don't pay when you don't play.

[LilaIronman]

If you find there's not enough in the game to retain your interest for 5 months between patches, you should unsubscribe during that period. Pay when you want to play, don't pay when you don't play.

You did not read this thread at all did you?
Just unsubbing because yoshi p says its ok to play another game in downtime doesn't make sense for anyone because people have houses and the lottery system for it sucks more than clicking the sign before it

[Exmo]

You did not read this thread at all did you?
Just unsubbing because yoshi p says its ok to play another game in downtime doesn't make sense for anyone because people have houses and the lottery system for it sucks more than clicking the sign before it

Did you not read my post? I said if you are not playing the game, unsub. Not because Yoshi-P says so but because you are a thinking human being with free will. If you choose to pay your subscription fee exclusively to keep your digital house alive, that's a decision you have actively made. If you're unhappy with your own decision, that's on you.

[Clockworks]

Did you not read my post? I said if you are not playing the game, unsub. Not because Yoshi-P says so but because you are a thinking human being with free will. If you choose to pay your subscription fee exclusively to keep your digital house alive, that's a decision you have actively made. If you're unhappy with your own decision, that's on you.

Actually nope, SE made that decision with the artificial scarcity in order to force people to stay subbed for their houses (except if they want to spend their entire time bidding for at the very least a few months), but thankfully people like you will defend it. Go you !

[LilaIronman]

Actually nope, SE made that decision with the artificial scarcity in order to force people to stay subbed for their houses (except if they want to spend their entire time bidding for at the very least a few months), but thankfully people like you will defend it. Go you !

I will never get people that say "just unsub" lmaooo

[Supersnow845]

I will never get people that say "just unsub" lmaooo

It’s simple

They don’t have a problem with the game and because don’t have a problem with the game they don’t want to see others discussing problems with the game because people have weird parasocial relationships with MMO’s and believe when they aren’t doing well it’s something to be personally sad or depressed about (I went through that song and dance with RuneScape 15 years ago)

Because of that it’s easier to just politely say f….. off but in a square enix supported way because yoshi p said to unsub

[Exmo]

I will never get people that say "just unsub" lmaooo

It's a matter of self-respect. I don't spend my time and money on hobbies if I don't view them as worthwhile.

[Clockworks]

It's a matter of self-respect. I don't spend my time and money on hobbies if I don't view them as worthwhile.

Your point literally makes no sense thanks to auto demolition of house, that means that you've worked months if not years to get a house, only to see it lost because you're taking a break until the next patch, only to have to do lottery again for the same amount of time. What would be a lack of self respect is to take a break for 3 months and to lose something you've worked for far longer for, and to have to do it all over again instead of simply staying subscribed.

Your point and position on this topic isnt the cool thing you think it is.