End game... Bored. The facts.

[Aegrus]

If your bored, but aren't trying to do binding coil, then obviously this is not the game for you. Sounds like you are lazy ad want the gear handed too you. Even if you got it you would complain that it was too easy to get the gear. If you aren't playing this game to craft, do dungeons, do endgame content, or be social, why are you even here?

[KiriA500]

How is this game fun? I thought the real game was going to start at 50! Can I have Tanaka back to develop 3.0?

Haha, so end game could be even less fun? Thanks, but no thanks.

[lololink]

Because i see absolutely no reason to do binding coil... Because i know once i complete it and get the best possible gear that i have absolutely nothing left to do that will be new to me. Hence the "4."th point in my post. Until 2.1 comes out and we have PVP, which will become boring very quickly regardless as it will be the only endgame content once you have everything PVE wise.

So you are complaining that devs can't create content as fast as you do it ?

[Blimbeard]

Because i see absolutely no reason to do binding coil...

So you're complaining that there's nothing to do at endgame, then deciding not to do certain endgame content because there'll be nothing else to do once you've done it.

The game has been out less than a couple of months, there is no way any MMO developer can create decent content fast enough for the content locusts these days, even if there were 10 level 50 instances and 5 raids some people would still finish them within a month and then complain that there's nothing to do. If you choose to be one of those players whose aim in MMO's is to burn through everything to get leet gear asap, you're probably better off playing another MMO that has been out longer and has had a lot more time to have additional content made.

[DimerNL]

AK and CM isn't even real endgame imho. Only BC is, and turn 1 through 4 are pretty faceroll... Not that i'm not ejoying myself, but just saying...

[Thotor]

Because i see absolutely no reason to do binding coil... Because i know once i complete it and get the best possible gear that i have absolutely nothing left to do that will be new to me. Hence the "4."th point in my post. Until 2.1 comes out and we have PVP, which will become boring very quickly regardless as it will be the only endgame content once you have everything PVE wise.

So basically, you don't like MMOs.
Ofc, once you complete last dungeon and get best possible gear, there is nothing left. That's what MMOs are all about.

Now are you ABLE to clear it ? This is the real challenge. You make it sound as coil is easy but no one has cleared turn 5 yet. And once you manage to clear it, you will still need a few month before you get your lst gear.

[Norister]

so tired of these threads

you are ruining my immersion~

[Luda]

So what do you actually suggest Mr. Spiral?

More content? it's coming. the games been out for a month atleast we had end game content on launch..

Harder content? try Coil.

Or would you just like gear quicker? well you're shit out of luck here. It's quick enough as it is.

[IgnatiusCrumwald]

Some of us have been through this multiple times with multiple games.

The answer is to take your time and not rush through all the content like a lunatic, because when the content is gone - it's gone, son. Nothing left for you to do but go do something else and wait it out, now. If you so called serious MMORPG players were indeed that serious, you really should have figured this out by now, seriously.

I learned there is nothing wrong with being casual, it's better than being grumpy and bored.

[Blimbeard]

And no, i wouldn't be better off playing another MMO? Why? Because every other MMO is EXACTLY f***ing like this....

I think you've answered your own question here. It does genuinely sound like MMO's are not the sort of game for you. In an ideal world it'd be lovely if there was a way for developers to create quality content faster than players could consume it, but in reality this is in no way practical. Think of the amount of man-hours needed to design everything involved with a new instance or raid compared with the time it takes to actually play it.

Enjoying MMO's comes with the understanding that there is going to be degree of repetition between content updates, especially if you aren't interested in alternative pursuits like crafting, levelling other jobs etc. Alternatively you can try to pace your gameplay or play different MMO's in rotation - there are plenty enough out there to be able to play for a few weeks to taste new content, then move onto the next.