Quote Originally Posted by Synfrag View Post
1) Do you play the game at all ?
A) Yes, a lot with the exception of this last week and Skyrim being ultimately more enjoyable. Though I have almost beaten it.

2) Do you realize the game you're playing is lacking of journey, fun while process or for you party & grind is fun ?
First I will attempt to convert this into something resembling English
2.1)
Do you realize the game you're playing lacks a sense of journey or provides a fun environment as you progress in level or in partys.
A) Completely, and this is something both the playerbase and SE already fully understand. This entails much of the major changes being implemented into 2.0 and was realized by the developers nearly an entire year ago.
It also has nothing to do with leveling speed.


3. Do you prefer to pay ticket to a theme park where you have to wait 2-3 days to a week before you can enjoy it or you prefer to pay ticket to a theme park where you can enjoy from the very start ?
This is a terrible analogy and does not clearly illustrate your question.
Is this regarding the move to paid subscription or does it relate to the grind? If you are talking about the entertainment value of the grind then I can honestly say it's on par with any other game. We have multiple methods to accomplish it, although they are not extremely fleshed out at the moment.

Let's compare three titles and their methods to leveling.
Aion: Run instances, solo grind and quest
WoW: Run instances, solo grind, quest and Battlegrounds PvP.
FFXIV: Toto-rak, solo grind, party grind, leves, behest and a little from the story your first time around.

Of these I see no one as being better or worse in any way. The trip from 1-cap is no better in any of them but clearly we don't have the endgame that the other two have.
your convert is not what I mean.

I dont say they do either. There are 2 thing in this thread I request, exp reduce, and the other part you answer is my idea of the "quest" I want to add into the game