Layman's terms

[Pseudopsia]

You just need bacon to make everything perfect. So what's the bacon equivalent in MMORPGs?

[KiriA500]

You just need bacon to make everything perfect. So what's the bacon equivalent in MMORPGs?

Meme dances!

[Eekiki]

You just need bacon to make everything perfect. So what's the bacon equivalent in MMORPGs?

The way Miqo'te's hips sway in their walk animation. Pure bacon.

[Linkurrra]

You just need bacon to make everything perfect. So what's the bacon equivalent in MMORPGs?

Well if you follow WoW's example. It's vanity pets! lulz!

[Siegtaru]

You just need bacon to make everything perfect. So what's the bacon equivalent in MMORPGs?

This. This is the answer. The only answer.

[Wyyote]

This. This is the answer. The only answer.

[Linkurrra]

You just need bacon to make everything perfect. So what's the bacon equivalent in MMORPGs?

To me Bacon equivalent is a sandbox environment! Total Freedom.
But we kinda had that with 1.0 no? but ppl cried and said the classes were not individual enough!
You can't tell who the healer/tank/DD is?

You know the "Trinity" that so many MMO's have been trying to break to be innovative! Well you get it, and now you want structure! So the put in job classes which somehow made the game more Final Fantasy!

Oh the Irony!

TBH, I like the job classes, would be even more interesting if they include XI's sub jobs, or offer a bit more flexibility than only using 2 classes of skills.
Maybe they could add more skills.

Or they could make Paladin with Healing, Damage, and Tanking disciplines. So that job classes would be a bit more flexible. However they would need to do a search for that when you are searching for a party. Because it would be annoying to get a Paladin but he's not spec'd to be Tank. or healer as you were expecting :P

Point is, nobody is happy with what they have and want what the can't have!