Should this game be tailored for Final Fantasy fans or MMO fans?

[Yumi_Hibiki]

This is possibly a more concise statement of what I'm saying. We shouldn't advocate that the Western playerbase be largely disregarded, simply because sometimes they jump when they're bored.

as i stated in my second post thats not what i meant and if it offended anyone i apologize.
also dont reduce my statement to the jumping alone (which IS annoying) there are many things from the "standard MMO" that are a bad idea to implement into ff14 in my opinion, PKing FOR EXAMPLE which would create a vastly different community mindset.

[trinta]

as i stated in my second post thats not what i meant and if it offended anyone i apologize.
also dont reduce my statement to the jumping alone (which IS annoying) there are many things from the "standard MMO" that are a bad idea to implement into ff14 in my opinion, PKing FOR EXAMPLE which would create a vastly different community mindset.

Well, I'm sure you can see where only giving one example leaves me no choice but to "reduce" your statement to that. My only other choices are to read your mind, or put words into your mouth. PvP is a completely different topic than a simple jump ability; I don't advocate PvP, but neither do I advocate putting a diminished value on the opinions of people who are in favor of it. If I did oversimplify your position, I also apologize.

[gifthorse]

as i stated in my second post thats not what i meant and if it offended anyone i apologize.
also dont reduce my statement to the jumping alone (which IS annoying) there are many things from the "standard MMO" that are a bad idea to implement into ff14 in my opinion, PKing FOR EXAMPLE which would create a vastly different community mindset.

It's true that PKing would create a different environment. One way to introduce an open PvP type system could be to include a new zone where there were no rules, so that while the rest of the game was entirely PvE, there could be an area where people wanting to PvP and such could be able to do so with consenting peers.