Eureka may be flawed but I really like it

[Yllania]

Since you like something I feel a need to write a five page essay on why its bad and youre a bad person for liking it, as is tradition on these forums.

But screw that Eureka gave me easy gil and people actually talk there. With a good group of people it can be damn right enjoyable for the few hours youre there, and I liked having to find bunny chests. Sometimes the grind did get tedious but I liked messing with logos and the death train through the fates.

[Vahlnir]

Since you like something I feel a need to write a five page essay on why its bad and youre a bad person for liking it, as is tradition on these forums.

But screw that Eureka gave me easy gil and people actually talk there. With a good group of people it can be damn right enjoyable for the few hours youre there, and I liked having to find bunny chests. Sometimes the grind did get tedious but I liked messing with logos and the death train through the fates.

It had a few benefits, but I personally hated the place from start to finish. The gil was nice though, I agree. I made millions upon millions as a result of Eureka. Still though I wonder if it was all truly worth it aside from some nice FF XI glamours which I don't regret obtaining.

[Reinfeld]

I was really disappointed with the reality of how the content turned out. It seemed like they were trying to give a nod to FFXI which I was excited for, but it just devolved into a 2.0 era FATE train spam. Except this time, the FATE were all clustered in the middle of mobs that one-shot you and your party members.

[KokonoeAiyoko]

There's just nothing like traversing around in a dangerous world, it feels refreshing. I enjoy the enemies popping up at night too as well as the grind. It feels a lot more relaxing compared to grinding Alex for my Animus in 3.0 and crafting a bunch of garbage.

[NefarioCall]

Yeah, I love it too.
The speed run grind destroys my will to live.

[Raikai]

The main problem for me is that once you got your challenge log done, there's absolutely no means of progressing with the levels in a reasonable way. Killing monsters for xp or NM for xp is not efficient at all.

Also I think losing levels with deaths is a bit too much. I think a good medium would be to yes, lose experience, but not to the point of actually crossing backwards to the previous level. Just losing xp without it would already be a big punishment to let you be more careful with what you do.

Other than that, the worst flaws of Pagos they actually acknowledged and fixed on the following instances.

[Hash_Browns]

IMO, once you get passed Pagos, Eureka becomes some great content.
Really love a lot of the NM mechanics, and models.

I'm honestly surprised they haven't used some of the unique models outside of Eureka yet.

[SoloWingMetatron]

Let's give a moment of thought to these poor souls entrapped by Eureka's Stockholm Syndrome...may flights of angels sing thee to thy rest.

[Hash_Browns]

Let's give a moment of thought to these poor souls entrapped by Eureka's Stockholm Syndrome...may flights of angels sing thee to thy rest.

I feel personally attacked since I did Eureka from start to finish, am currently working on my 2nd, 3rd, and 4th weapon.. and well.. I've been in Pyros a long time.

[Raikai]

I honestly think Pagos left people too scarred.
Even after the "fixes" is still horrible.