"Use key to progress the dungeon?"

[Lilyarel]

Nah, I'll just stand here.

[MaethusXion]

Useless menus, WHY do we have to click yes for this?

[SekhmetM]

Why are keys even a thing? As soon as the enemies die, just open the doors.

[Gunspec]

But what if there are monsters behind the door? I can't wait for the day I can go Gonzo on my party.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...V6P4Yv3c#t=245

[Ecks007]

Player interaction with dungeons. What a concept. Granted, opening doors is about the most basic you could go with the concept.. but it's something.

[Lilyarel]

Player interaction with dungeons. What a concept. Granted, opening doors is about the most basic you could go with the concept.. but it's something.

Im all for interaction. But asking me if I want to use a key is a little redundant. Is there a reason I'll never want to use it?

[Rhindas]

I suspect it's to deter/slow botting. Not really as prevalent these days I guess, but making a force interaction will keep the scripts from being able to just run through the place.

...that or immersion, whatever works for you.

[Garlyle]

I think there's about two dungeons in the game where you might actually not want to - Tam-tara normal and I believe Haukke normal both have doors that, once unlocked, will generally cause the mobs right behind it to immediately come after you.

That said yes it's so frequently redundant.

[Riepah]

I'd very much love for those confirmation windows to be removed. Playing from Europe, clicking the door always gives me a second of delay, then shows the confirmation window which I'll confirm, only to have another second of delay before my character actually starts opening the door. It's very annoying.

[Alyko]

It seems to be a common theme with Japanese games where you're faced with useless confirmation prompts for almost everything. Not unique to XIV