Normal editor tools. When?

[Solowing]

There are hardcore gamers who enjoy mastering difficult content. I might even agree with them if it involved combat—where skill, efficiency, and knowledge of cooldowns matter. But when it comes to simply moving objects from point A to point B, that isn't difficulty; it’s a chore measured in hours of invested time.

So the folktale story of John Henry, Its not a story of grit, overcoming adversity, and the test of human spirit against automation. Its a story of a fool who died for nothing because the machine did it easier and quicker...

You are attempting to tear down the very stories of humans struggles that we humans look to as inspiration. Nobody remembers a friction-less journey.

Endwalker is the communities cognitive dissonance, between the performative struggle that makes them feel deep when watched secondhand, about the messages of overcoming while demanding a friction-less experience when experienced firsthand.

If friction is the crucible of creativity. The current housing system is that very friction that sparks creativity. You didn't pay the sweat tax, you didn't get creative, you turned into a operator and curator. The tools don't define what I can create. They define what YOU can create. Which is why you designs tell the story. An over-engineered home built by someone complaining that the current tools are terrible. Your ideals say one thing, your creation says another. Turn the mods off and let lets see what happens when you don't simply bypass the friction. Because the friction will dictate your design, and it wont be ANYTHING like you've shown in your pin-interest...Not. even. close.

Your creativity stalls out due to friction, El Tigres friend, kept going despite it. And guess who earned that respect. You made a pretty house, El Tigre's friend made an impressive one.