It's about time to add Coil story mode, isn't it ?

[Kuwagami]

MMO's literally fail because of the lack of a rewarding end game for those "ultra-hardcore raiders." It's the number 1 reason cited when MMO's fail. So no, it's not negligible.

MMO usually fail when they catter to hard to once side of the player base totally ignoring the other or when they never decide what to do. And I have high doubts a MMO would fail because of "no rewarding end game" alone. there are MMOs without any relevant endgame and still going.

On the other end, FFxiv 1.xx didn't fail because of whatever endgame might have been back then but because the game plainly failed to see what the players wanted, or so they said themselves.

Not trolling. You asked in the original post, and I quote "[For] a version of the coil which would only serves the purpose of giving the story to players." You didn't ask to experience the story, so I "gave" you the cut scenes to feed you the story like you wanted. I don't see how I'm wrong. You received exactly what you asked for..

playing semantics doesn't reduce the amount of trolling.

In regards to the reference Adamant made about the player on LoL, his point was that with enough effort anyone can achieve their goal. But I guess that went right past you and you saw it as a game comparison and needing to be disabled to get anywhere...I won't ask how you came to that conclusion...but I'll let you be.

And his point is still invalid because what that man did, many others would not have been able to come any close. You draw your own conclusions on my post and said they were mine. I merely said that because one random guy is good at one random game despite being disable/blind/whatever does not mean anyone is able to do something else, much less on a totally different field.

I'll say it again :
This guy is good at LoL even though he's disabled. OK, fair enough. He's even better than I am on that game. Yet this is totally irrelevant when it comes to other people's ability to do anything, especially is what you expect them to do is unrelated to the example you give.

Wanna hear an example ? I hard carried a guy through T5 back then. He died on every single mechanic of the fight the whole 20 hours we went in training him to help him, and in the end he was so desperate that we just stopped intentionally wiping in last phase and got it done. He would just never have done it. Should he feel ashamed because a disabled guy is good at LoL ? That's what the argument says