
Originally Posted by
Kezzic
Yeah... only on the weekends, when the PVP Discords have decided to play the mode. It shouldn't be like that, Square Enix should find their own solution to pull players into the modes. There are other MMOs out there with plenty of PVP modes that you can queue for at any given time, on any given day of the week, and the queues will pop in a reasonable amount of time. The addition of Daily Challenges to incentivize, or simply even remind/make casual players aware of the modes will improve the queue.
Nobody is saying people don't play PVP just for the fun of playing it. But do you think people would join Leveling Duties if there wasn't a Roulette for it? No. Do you think the ONLY reason that Frontlines queues pop so fast is because people like the mode more than The Feast and Rival Wings? No, otherwise people would be using the PVP category to queue for maps other than Onsal Hakair. Nobody is using the PVP category to queue, they're clicking the "Daily Challenge: Frontline" checkbox because its on the front of their roulettes page, and it includes an XP reward for their alt jobs.
Yall arguing that you have all your PvE jobs maxed-out and you queue for PVP anyway is a non-sequitur, and honestly a weird flex. You are the minority. I am arguing to incentivize all the casuals that queue for Frontlines to also have an outlet to queue for the other PVP modes.
First off, I understand the community, I understand patch cycles, and no, people aren't proving me wrong. Ad hominem attacks on me are a waste of time, and really only serves to degrade the quality of our discussion. PVP Discords being the only reason queues pop for certain PVP modes is ridiculous. Nitpicking the fact that I did not specify that The Feast (Training) is silly, because in the end you all agree that The Feast (Training) would be a good idea for a Daily Challenge, for a multitude of reasons.
My original point still stands, The Feast (Training) and Rival Wings should be added as Daily Challenges to pull more players into the modes outside of peak hours.