Do We Remember That a Game Is Meant to Be Fun?

[Kishin12345]

The game well over a decade later is still trying to discover what it wants to be, I don't really think they have a clear direction in mind, and to be honest I would not be surprised if they rebounded in some ways... Just as we saw going from SB -> ShB, and then again from EW -> DT.

It's great that you have fun, really, but your idea of fun is not necessarily the same for everyone... Personally I've tried savage, did Eden's Verse, and came out of it feeling more relief for the fact it was over rather than the fact I cleared it and pushed myself, in a way that I hadn't since Final Coils of Bahamut.. Personally, I am not complaining about the game being easy or not. I just don't think in recent history it has been fun -- Hence why I find myself in Eureka far more than I do Occult.

Given it's an MMO, you will probably find there are far more people interested social interaction than there are not.. --> "Just because you don't relish in the idea of interacting with a community, or because you don't enjoy it doesn't mean there is no fun to be had for others."..

Well, i don't talk to strangers, strangers don't talk to me. Has been like this for over 12 years. Sometimes you do casual smalltalk with someone you meet in an extreme farm or something. That has been my general experience. I don't think this game is good for socializing at all. I do have friends in the game but i only meet with them to do ultimates and savage.

I just don't understand why you would keep playing a game that you don't find fun? If friends are the main reason you're playing then just play a game with them that is fun to all of you....

This might come across to you as not saying much, but i really mean it. Game won't just change over night. Stop playing, check again later, literally. I also spent a lot of time in eureka. That was peak content and i was hoping that OC would be more like eureka again, but the truth is that a lot of content is made with solo queue in mind and that people don't really want to communicate or strategize.