Yoshi and Team treading that fine line

[Prototype909]

So much of the content in this game is already dead on release for people who raid, why can't we at least have the challenging content remain challenging when it's literally the only end-game level raid in the game at this point?

[Wyrmnus]

So much of the content in this game is already dead on release for people who raid, why can't we at least have the challenging content remain challenging when it's literally the only end-game level raid in the game at this point?

Maybe they should take a damn break. Or be a model player and assist up and coming players.

[Sapphic]

So much of the content in this game is already dead on release for people who raid, why can't we at least have the challenging content remain challenging when it's literally the only end-game level raid in the game at this point?

I agree with this. SE add multiple content that is accessible for pretty much everyone and one content that gives a modicum of challenge to those who want it. I don't really PvP in FFXIV, so should they remove it for those who don't? No, because there are players who enjoy the PvP content, neither should they remove (removing the challenge is the same as removing the content as it is no longer the sole challenging content in game) for those who aren't willing to put the effort into to find a people to run it with, something which can be done with limited time so please don't use the "I only play 2 hours a day". As a couple in our static that has 2nd coil on farm for weeks have very limited playtime also (7 turn 9 clears).

If something is worth the effort then put in the effort. Don't expect everything to be handed to you.

Also, how is it that everyone who complains about content always says it's the other players? Remember if you only get bad parties, that they all have one thing in common. You!

I've seen enough players in too many years of playing MMOs that fall into the pattern of transferring their own mistakes onto the rest of the party due to their egotistical inability to take personal responsibility. It's why they never improve. Those who progress, not just in games, but in the real world do so by recognizing their own mistakes and learning from them.