The thread name should have a name change to Endgame content is appropriate where it is at. Anyways this is in regards to: http://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/t...r-me-out%29%21
I want people to stop for a moment and think about endgame content and it's difficulty. Why do we play MMO's? What kind of thinking made these games so popular? People striving to solve an insanely difficult puzzle? Hard workers who wanted to do something that felt so incredible they jumped up and cheered? These are the kinds of things that make me consider playing a game. I simply do not understand people who want things handed to them. Do you know what your asking for? Your asking for everything to be so simple that, if you played WoW and can relate to this, loot is just handed to you from a box on an island and requires no thinking, trying, or motivation whatsoever. This kind of player should not be welcome in our FFXIV: ARR community. People need to work extremely hard to get down the current content and when they do, well let's just give an example. http://www.twitch.tv/itstort/c/3050629 Fast forward or watch the whole thing if you like. But do you see my point? We worked on that fight forever. When we got it down, well just listen to the end we cheer and are super excited. That makes the loot so worth all your hard work. And gives a sense of satisfaction you cannot believe. People may argue that it's a video game we just want to put in a few hours and have all our stuff. Mechanics are too difficult. We don't have the time to put in to get these things. Well here is my reply to that. Are you that selfish that you'd ruin the game for all the people that work hard for those things? I'm going to start calling this the WoW disease. We need a cure, FFXIV is it. Please everyone we need to stick to this and work hard for the things we want. If you agree the content is at the appropriate difficulty please like and say something. Give me your thoughts. I want casual players to understand this way of thinking so they don't complain and actually embrace it!