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  1. 08-14-2018 09:26 PM #1
    Deceptus
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    Quote Originally Posted by LaylaTsarra View Post
    The number of threads on this forum decrying the AFK train and how worthless it was were countless. People here supposedly hated it. Now we have a release where people can't afk to level their roles and they aren't happy, they want the afk train back. SE can't win regardless of what they do.
    People want a decent return on their time invested. The FATE train existed because individual mob exp sucked, just like Pagos.
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    Veteran healers don't care if we need to heal, but right now we don't. We want interesting things to do during the downtime other than a 30s dot and a single filler spell that hasn't changed from lvl 4 to lvl 90.
    Dead DPS do no DPS. Raised DPS do 25/50% lower DPS. Do the mechanics and don't stand in bad stuff.
    Other games expect basic competence, FFXIV is pleasantly surprised by it. Other games have toxic elitism. FFXIV has toxic casualism.[/LIST]
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  2. 08-14-2018 09:28 PM #2
    LaylaTsarra
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    Y'sira Kurai
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    Quote Originally Posted by Deceptus View Post
    People want a decent return on their time invested. The FATE train existed because individual mob exp sucked, just like Pagos.
    Working in a party with members of about the same level and farming mobs about 5 levels above your level yields excellent xp return. It is harder, yes. It's a lot more work. The point is people didn't want the afk train and if you look at the standard replies here they want it back.
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