No, we do have enough content

[KillaKilala]

I would posit the return question..

Have you ever thought that the reason why so many comments are non-constructive yapping is because the developers never really actually deigned to listen to much of the feedback in the first place?

It's easy to come here and make the comments on non-constructive yapping, but many people have actually been providing feedback, consistently since as early as Stormblood, and the developers, if they have given recognition have demonstrated little thought to actually action it.. Or have only deigned to present a dismissive response such as "If you want engaging healing experience then go play Ultimates"

If you want more constructive threads then how about arguing about the severe lack of communication from developers?

Also, probably wouldn't go along and comparing playing Elden Ring or games of that nature to doing something like 30 minutes of custom deliveries.

I hope you never, ever have a complaint until you've done those 15,000 levequests.

Well I came around 5.5, and at that time everyone was saying how great the developers are and how they listened to the community and saved the game. So I can't say what was happening during Stormblood, except the thing I heard from Xeno, that the devs created 2 minute meta because players was complaining that aligning skills was too hard. As for the Elden Ring that's exactly what I meant. These games are too different, so they either shouldn't have delayed the expansion or should've made it harder.

That makes High-End content really, really good and lengthy content for most people. The problem is that a lot of people avoid anything that is "High-End", which leaves only the rest of the content you mentioned. And it's that other content that gets too repetitive or simple for many players.

It's their problem they're avoiding High-End content. Even the Utimates aren't that hard.

What kind of parties have you been in?

I've included the quests

Most of those asking for content want to be actively engaged. Pushing skill buttons. People are not asking for visual novels.

It's really not about the amount of content, but how engaging some of it is.