Over 36 RL hours farming my last Atma and counting

[KenzieLynch]

Fair, in this sense, is a very grey area. But the ranges of which people acquire these items is so ranging that it does make people question things.

Also, your reply to Djeserit's comment actually reinforces his idea. You say that as long as a rule applies to everyone, then that rule is fair. His idea would apply to everyone, and by your own logic, is fair.

A lot of people just want a more tangibly visible progression. Even if you were to double Djeserit's suggestion it is, at least, a better way have handled this feature. In its current form you can get the item you need for this quest 1 min from now, 1 hour from now, 1 day from now, 1 week from now, etc, etc, or never. A player's ability to progress on this quest is directly impinged on this.

First of all, I'm not interested in the type of debate you want to have. Only seeing 2 or 3 of your comments it's clear you resort to trying to sound intelligent rather than saying anything worthwhile. If you want proof of this, your comment that I was 'reinforcing' Djeserets proposal only makes his solution an alternative and doesn't refute my original point at all. You are, as they say, arguing for arguments sake.

Secondly, you make it increasingly clear that you do not understand WHY Square Enix have opted for this route of progression. So yeah, to be short i'm just not interested in what you have to say.

[Deathscythe343]

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It's not my intention to sound intelligent or unintelligent. You don't care about what I have to say, and that is certainly your right.

Your orginal point was that RNG was fair because it was a system that was applied to everyone. The alternative solution, as you put, it is simply that. Another way this feature could have been done that was as fair as RNG.

I know exactly why SE chose this route. It's a time sync. The longer it takes for this to be done, the longer you are playing the game. The longer you are playing the game, the more revenue they have coming in. They don't want people to blow through the content quickly and then have nothing to do. Except that this has already happened.