Yokai Event

[Ralts]

As much as I hated this event and everything FATE related, I do believe that the reaction the OP has it's a little too exagerated. Afterall while the event is atrociously bad with nearly zero commitment involved into making it interesting, it was still optional and the time given was quite large.

Good thing I played YW way before this event: I must say that I would've probably avoided the game too, if this was the case.

Way to promote an amazing game!

Yeah, I know it was optional, but i'm someone, who needs everything completed, especially when it's just there, waiting to be finished. But it really killed my spirit; it was literally the only thing I did, whenever I logged in for the first days of the event, thinking it will be just like the other events. I had to stop and didn't renewed my sub for a month. I read that it's not SE's idea for this event to turn out like this, but YW's?

[Welsper59]

Yeah, I know it was optional, but i'm someone, who needs everything completed, especially when it's just there, waiting to be finished. But it really killed my spirit; it was literally the only thing I did, whenever I logged in for the first days of the event, thinking it will be just like the other events. I had to stop and didn't renewed my sub for a month. I read that it's not SE's idea for this event to turn out like this, but YW's?

Speaking as someone who was in your position similarly years ago, take this opportunity to re-evaluate how you look at completionist mentality, at least when it comes to MMORPGs. If you must, without any question, get everything, then you need to learn to pace yourself accordingly.

Even when people say to spread out the grind, that's not always helpful, as might be your case. Some folks come out unscathed from non-stop grinding in as short of a timespan as possible. Others won't. Sometimes, no amount of pacing will help you avoid the burnout. That is where you need to learn when to stop, if burnout or distaste is not an acceptable outcome lol. Clearly you stopped too late, but that happens to everyone.