Just wait, it will get better!

[Tupsi]

I knew people liked to hate this game, but I didn't know people were willing to throwaway their credibility if they want to imply ARR hasn't improved upon 1.0 vanilla. Opinions are subjective yes, but there is a fine line between having your own opinion and being ignorant.. and being a troll.

Note on the above post: Trolling = "I disagree with what you wrote." No one here trolled - If anything the statement of people are "ignorant" because they don't share your same opinion or agree that ARR is absolute perfection (basically how it comes across when someone says ARR is vastly superior) is more so than people saying "no."

Let's be honest, ARR is well designed compared to the 2010 XIV released in September 2010, aka version 1.0, but vastly superior to version 1.23? It's more like it's a lot more streamlined by being designed with every system found in modern MMORPGs, so superior may not be the right word for it, it's more like it's a heck of a lot more playable. The whole "it'll get better" is pretty much what people were saying all through 1.0's beta phase and..almost every other MMO that came out the past 5 years.

Let's wait and see, ignorance is bliss but the reality of the situation is if ARR is a superior product, everyone would be playing it and have no legitimate complaints (lack of content is one of them, even Yoshi admits it) not just 1.5 million supposed active accounts.

[Yagrush]

That's the thing, a game could descend upon the heavens, be objectively considered as the best game of all time, and there would still be people complaining, it's just how people are, and I agree that they can feel that way, but their opinion definitely loses value.

Your criteria for ARR being a "superior product" is unreasonable and doesn't even apply to your statement, there's definitely more people playing ARR than 1.23, so with that you have an objective fact that ARR is better, but you don't have to agree with it. << That's a fairer example of gauging whether or not ARR is a superior product.