Quote Originally Posted by Abriael View Post
Actually no. It had a LOT to do with the content of the game. The engine was only part of the problem, and a lot of Final Fantasy fans would have dealt with the engine if only they had something to do in the game.

The biggest problem is that 99% of the activities to do in the game for several months after release were guildleves, and that's it. There wasn't anything to do besides doing moar guildleves and leveling just another class. And you can bet your underwear that that problem is the primary cause why a ton of people quit.

A game can have the most amazing engine ever, but if you don't have stuff to do in it, you'll quit. It's that simple.
right lol. that is what i'm saying too. but still has nothing to do with what types of content they add and tweaks to them to fit players way of enjoyment.