Thread: 2.1 Delayed?

Originally Posted by LoLo

If all this is true then why does the game continue to get new subs each day?

Cause the game has an astonishing appeal, but an even more astonishing lack of endgame content. The unsub rates are prolly just as high as the new subs.

Originally Posted by Noutaja

Cause the game has an astonishing appeal, but an even more astonishing lack of endgame content. The unsub rates are prolly just as high as the new subs.

"prolly" is not good enough for me to accept.

I did a quick google search and found this link :

http://www.siliconera.com/2013/11/05...r7FHL86rSAW.99

If those numbers mean fail after having a game out for 2+ months than I will gladly take that cash off their hands so they can relaunch the game to cater to self-made economic experts like yourself lol.

Originally Posted by ZohnoReecho

http://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodest...bc3399670337c6

On the 22nd there will be a new live letter.
However the post shows:


Since the gap between live letters is 1 month kinda, will 2.1 be delayed to january?

November 22 Live Letter, December 22 another Live Letter. December 25 or 31 is probably 2.1, so I don't see it delayed until January. I think a lot will quit since there is no way Coil will hold people for another 3 Months.

Originally Posted by Noutaja

Dude, i just expressed my opinion. What am i asking you to accept?
And now im a self made economic expert? Having a tough day huh? Or just high on something?

no, but pulling out of thin air (you never said "in my opinion") that there are more unsubs than actual subs is not accurate. I googled accurate information and posted it here, big deal that I didn't take your word for it. lol

Originally Posted by LoLo

no, but pulling out of thin air (you never said "in my opinion") that there are more unsubs than actual subs is not accurate. I googled accurate information and posted it here, big deal that I didn't take your word for it. lol

And where did i state i had accurate information or information at all? I stated my hunch as a vague opinion, with even using the word "prolly" as you referred. Your reactions seriousness is ridiculous.

Originally Posted by Yagrush

Those saying that CT is "easy" by definition just because its an option in DF. I'd like to remind you the nightmare of DFing Titan HM. Yeah.

No one DFs titan anymore.. it's sad. They are all buying runs. The same will happen with CT.

Originally Posted by OxTitan

No one DFs titan anymore.. it's sad. They are all buying runs. The same will happen with CT.

There is no need to buy CT runs because Square themself said that it will be doable with DF, just like the rofltool from WoW.

Originally Posted by Alcyon_Densetsu

I would have been totally fine with waiting 6 or even 9 months for the release of ARR if that meant getting a finished, polished MMO (with PvP, Housing, more dungeons, right-clic features, a secured server-side, a better netcode…) worthy of comparison with the best titles in terms of gameplay consistency (worldwide), endgame content variety, and replayability (a decent alternative to FATE).

Hell, they could have skipped the PS3 altogether and focus entirely on PC/PS4 for that matter, saving time (before release) and probable future complications (managing many different platforms, among which the PS3 is quite an alien architecture to accommodate for the game's engine, which they must now support until the very end). It could have been a much more robust product to begin with. Granted, they might have sold a bit less boxes at launch, due to the PS4 installed base being much smaller than the PS3, but in the long run (think from now until 2020…), I'm confident this would have been a pretty sound business and technical call.

And lose yours, mine and other players money we have given them these 3 months? They are getting paid and developing meanwhile.

Originally Posted by Alcyon_Densetsu

I would have been totally fine with waiting 6 or even 9 months for the release of ARR if that meant getting a finished, polished MMO

DAT SIGNATURE THO:
“Focus on the journey, not the destination.
Joy is found not in finishing an activity but in doing it.”