I did it for the achievements and because I like collecting things. Nothing Yokai related will ever see the light of day now that I have it all.![]()
The grounded perspective is how I got through this event.
When the yokai event was announced, and I heard about what it entailed and the duration of the event, I looked at weapons I would never glam, a mount I would never ride, and an achievement I don't care to have checked off my completion log. So why do it at all? That has got to be the steaming question, right?
It's not the destination my friend, it's all about the journey. I did this for the experience, and never griped once about the grind. When I got my very last legendary medal, I actually got kind of sad knowing it was over. I met a lot of nice and fun players during the event, learned the rotations and skills of many combat classes which will go a long way to making me a better player, and while I can't take any of the weapons or flashy mount with me, I do take the experience and memories created during the event. That is why I did it.
I completed it because I saw this event as a challenge from the devs, and one that not every player would accomplish. I simply wanted to be one of the players who did.
I think you always knew where I was coming from, but also are aware that is a rare perspective to have on things. So it is understandable to respond as you have.
Though I don't think I would have actually ever put my health at risk to complete yokai![]()
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