Do you find Dungeons fun?

[Antonio_Xul]

I enjoy dungeons only with my FC mates! They are totally cool and fun to do stuff with. Doing dungeons with strangers tends to make me hate dungeons, because there is always that one whiney player who likes to talk crap to any new person or when someone makes a mistake. That's just annoying as Hell! I'd rather do open world stuff. That's more relaxed and don't have to worry about other peoples opinions.

[Addicted]

They're fun the first and second run. After that I can't say I paticularly enjoy doing them, only ever running them out of obligation to cap poetics. Maybe if they were less formulaic. Most are just a hallway with trash followed by a boss, repeated 3 times, the only thing changing being the zone itself and the music (which is usually top notch).

I just don't feel dungeons have their own identity gameplay wise to make each one stand apart from the rest, notwithstanding some bosses with fun mechanics. Visually and in the music and sound department, most are excellent. The rest just falls flat, quickly becoming a repetitive and plain experience.

[Ghishlain]

I enjoy dungeons, as it allows me to play around with other players and see how I can adapt to their play styles and habits. As I main healers, I personally believe a healer so be adaptable to any situation and thus working around differing variables helps with that.

Bonus points to enjoyment if the group is talkative, laid back, and respectfully funny. I tend to ignore douches when they do pop up.

[DrOstler]

Hell no. They're painfully boring. Extremely monotonous with no challenge. I avoid them as much as possible and it pains me to grind the exp dungeons to cap my poes if I haven't managed it some other way by the end of the week

[FranSeara]

I still find them fun. I love running with newer players (its why I do Low lv Ro everyday) I like the lower lv dungeons better then Ex or Hm dungeons. The Ex dungeons are too short and are full of speed runners and rude players (IMO).

I love running Low level Dungeons because they make for good practice. You can't overpower everything, you must do the fights right. This makes for great training. All in all, I give Dungeons in FF 14 7 out of 10. I'd like to see DFs become longer in the future with Added bonuses for clearing all rooms.

ps: Low Level DFs is how I trained myself to be a healer on Scholar, after only playing DPS roles up that point.

[Maero]

I have enjoyed dungeons, but then came Zodiac for Relic.... now i am tired of dungeons

[stardrifter]

I do like them, dev team has made some really fun boss fights. Although I feel there could be changes. Trash mobs serve no purpose besides XP and the making the dungeon longer, this too me is not fun at all. I'd like to see some puzzles like in single player FF (there are some dungeons with "puzzles" but the idea needs to be refined). Boss fights including other mechanics besides dodging telegraphs, make it epic and long like Shadow of the Colossus with ways to earn XP within the fight without the grind of trash mobs.

Dungeons are fun but I feel really need some work and different mechanics to keep them fun and not so much of a grind since most of the game's grind requires dungeons.

[Moqi]

I enjoy them on their own, but I do not enjoy all the silly excuses they've put in the game to make me run them again and again and again (see: TT, relic, rare drops for furniture, vanity gear, desynthesis items, any kind of light). That made me sick of them.

[Yitan]

I enjoy those that have different things like Halatali HM with the traps that give monsters vulnerability. They need to add more things like this!

[Seniade]

I enjoy them for the most part. The environments are nice and, with players of the right mindset, are fun.

My biggest problem is when I have party members that expect everyone to have it memorized and try to speed through as fast as possible. I see dungeons as a way to interact with other players. Speed runs, especially in df, feel like the player only joins parties to service their own needs and would be content if the other party members were just npcs.

Then there are the players so focused on the end result such as tomes. They find the "most efficient" method for farming what they need, they tend to run the same piece of content ad nauseam that it's no wonder they tend to be irritable.