The Direction of FFXIV

[yukikaze_yanagi]

Yeah, frodo and sam used a lot of common sense to enter in the shelob's lair /trollface.
Also, this is getting old. You don't like it, don't use it. Carebears will use it and possibily your entire party don't wipe for that.

[Rokien]

Yeah, frodo and sam used a lot of common sense to enter in the shelob's lair /trollface.
Also, this is getting old. You don't like it, don't use it. Carebears will use it and possibily your entire party don't wipe for that.

The people who use it will ruin the experience for the people who don't use it.....

[gifthorse]

Yeah, frodo and sam used a lot of common sense to enter in the shelob's lair /trollface.
Also, this is getting old. You don't like it, don't use it. Carebears will use it and possibily your entire party don't wipe for that.

Yeah, because that example is so relevant. Heaven forbid two ficitonal characters make a mistake in order to add conflict to a novel. Do you actually think that discredits anything I said, or do you just like wasting your time typing out pointless statements?

Regardless of whether there is a toggle, it's beside the point. SE has chosen this direction of making the game less and less about adventure and intrige, and more and more about cold, sterile maths.

FFXIV's biggest fault was making guildleves simply because they flew in the face of MMO questing. They were story-deprived drivel that was so systematic that it almost seemed foolish to call them leve-quests. They were more like antiquests than anything.

It's amusing to see that SE has not learnt their lesson and continue to destroy the atmosphere of their world even more by introducing further systematic content such as aggro indicators etc.

It's laughable.