Eureka is a core feature of the Stormblood expansion. See for yourself.
https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/stormblood/
Just decided you didn't want to read what I wrote? I asked for specifics.I don't like racing games
Let's approach this a different way, since I'm starting to wonder if you're merely arguing to appear edgy and cool, or if you actually believe the drivel that you type. You clearly aren't reading what I am typing because you keep mentioning this 'stop working' nonsense when I clearly explained that wasn't what I was saying.Content is designed for more than yourself deal with it. I've said plently that PVP is trash tier content for me but I don't ask for them to stop working on it even though imho it would be the best thing ever since it won't ever work, but honestly I deal with it since it's fine that not everything in a MMO is designed to be of my liking or suit the masses.
Heck remove savage then it only works for 10% of the playerbase! I mean seriously....
Please - answer this question for me (a simple A OR B will suffice). Do you:
A) Believe that designing MMO content for an isolated narrow audience is a better solution? This would mean getting rid of both normal (so ARR CoB raids) and 24 man raids, and removing the "harder" floors of PotD to keep low difficulty consistent. Removing EX trials and only having story trials.
or
B) Believe that designing MMO content for a multiple playstyles is better. I.e. having normal mode raids and Savage, harder floors in PotD, Eureka with more than just FATEs/AFK Train, etc.
If you're answer is A I want to see you say it. Loud and clear that you believe that to be the better solution. If your answer is B then we agree and you look like an idiot for arguing when you agree.
Please - choose an answer. Show me where you stand.
To be abundantly clear - you're advocating that if LoV was 30s to 1 minute long it would be "too popular".Lov is overxtending because they wanted to add too many things to the table just making it a short minigame would've made it too popular instead they wanted to make several pointless additions to it for no reason
I have no rebuttal for this. You saying this says it better than I ever could.
Bad implementations can make even the greatest things bad.Duty recorder is not really a bad thing but they limited the use of it to 1 duty alone/patch for apparently no reason, they made you impossible to watch it unless you are in an inn, otherwise it would be very useful to raiding, True you can do that already with twitch and other media, but it's not a bad thing per se only the implementation has been ass
Streamers are invited because they are a cheap and easy mass dissemination of information and hype, not because they're aggregates of community information. IMO of course.I don't know that they take infos from streams, I DO know that they watch them, I DO know they've been using them for promotions too as such they DO use them in some forms. Yes it's my opinion but I have enough evidence to make the claim that companies have been using streamers as Class A gamers for some times now and eprsonally speaking I'm not okay with this. Ofc they also take infos from other sources I'm not saying that streamers are the only source, but considering how streamers were invited in the press conference well I do think that they hold them in high esteem
That's a flawed argument and you know it though. For instance Ultimate may be something barely any of the population touches, but it BY AND FAR brings the most exposure to the game; which is good for the game. Your suggestion would lead to a mass exodus of the raiding community which would not be good for the game btw, but I know would be good for you (bias and all).
I'm inclined to agree with your Machinima point. I think it'd be a good marketing tool for the community. Not to mention user created content goes a long way, something SE would do REALLY well to adopt.The Duty Recorder was something introduced too late into the lifecycle of the game. It is still the only way as PS4 user can do anything remotely like what some pc players do with unauthorized tools.
It has two uses that SE kinda missed the boat on
1) Machinima, this kind of thing would have made "Final Fantasy XIV: Dad of Light: Season 1" that much easier to produce, as the game engine could be used to play back any arbitrary combat or overworld data, and to make "cleaner" videos, one could change NPC's or players to protect their privacy or exaggerate a gag or something.
2) Combat replay, which is what it seems like it was designed for, but someone could produce an unauthorized tool to record all the incoming packet data and then play it back on the client offline and accomplish the same thing. Since the current version is tied to the maintenance cycle, it seems like it literately does something like this, where it's playing back the data as it was recorded, and is thus not compatibile after maintenance due to whatever minor adjustments or cleanup is done.
The Duty Recorder could easily be the next best thing for video producers the game has where you could play the Duty on the PS4, and then replay it on a PC at 4K later to produce your youtube video, and have the game client render the video slower and higher quality than recording it live would.
Regarding the PS4 thing. PS4 users can pretty trivially save recordings of their play sessions...