Is there a point in caring about the game?

[ForteNightshade]

Frankly you could probably just take advantage of the free login periods to do the MSQ, try out the exploratory zone, and do the raids. Unless you do Savage/Ultimate I'm not sure there is enough content to last more than a couple free login periods anyways!

The irony is you could have waited until 7.2 drops to purchase Dawntrail, which is currently on sale, and still had enough time to catch up on everything from 7.0 to Crescent's release in 7.25. Excluding raids, of course. That's how shallow the casual content has been. And yet if you look at Xeno or Zepla's video or comb through XIV's subreddit, you'll still found people staunchly defending this game. Heck, I've been arguing with someone today who insisted it's impossible to have finished all the casual content in Dawntrail specifically by now. Which is downright laughable, especially when they added "even if you played for 10 hours a day."

It's remarkable the lengths people will go to defend this game.

[Catwho]

The irony is you could have waited until 7.2 drops to purchase Dawntrail, which is currently on sale, and still had enough time to catch up on everything from 7.0 to Crescent's release in 7.25. Excluding raids, of course. That's how shallow the casual content has been. And yet if you look at Xeno or Zepla's video or comb through XIV's subreddit, you'll still found people staunchly defending this game. Heck, I've been arguing with someone today who insisted it's impossible to have finished all the casual content in Dawntrail specifically by now. Which is downright laughable, especially when they added "even if you played for 10 hours a day."

It's remarkable the lengths people will go to defend this game.

10 hours a day could probably have done it, but there is a lot of 7.0 specific stuff I still didn't accomplish, because I took my time and got all my classes to level 100 first.

Ugh, I really need to go back and finish those FATES..... the bicolor gem grind is real.