Nier Raid 3's mechanics are dangerous for epileptics.

[Arkevorkhat]

*snip snip*

This post needs to die. Let It Die.

All discussion that occurs here is 100% counterproductive, and draws attention away from the other thread that actually has a chance to find its' way to the devs.

[Vahlnir]

https://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/...adigm-s-Breach

I would post there to keep this topic contained to one thread. Others have mentioned epilepsy in that thread as well as other things. There's a "better" chance of being heard if there's not a bunch of threads talking about the same thing.

[Enla]

https://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/...adigm-s-Breach

I would post there to keep this topic contained to one thread. Others have mentioned epilepsy in that thread as well as other things. There's a "better" chance of being heard if there's not a bunch of threads talking about the same thing.

This. Sadly the devs go by the size of single topics, rather than the amount of topics when gauging the severity of a community issue. It's best to add your voice there.

[Vahlnir]

Eh, guess it makes sense, Squeenix have never been known for handling anything in a reasonable manner.

Keeping an entire topic in a single thread is reasonable, and it is much easier to see all the feedback in one place.

[KayRadley]

This. Sadly the devs go by the size of single topics, rather than the amount of topics when gauging the severity of a community issue. It's best to add your voice there.

And that's even if they look in the forums at all. They're more likely to glean the FFXIV subreddit than this forum.

[Iscah]

This. Sadly the devs go by the size of single topics, rather than the amount of topics when gauging the severity of a community issue. It's best to add your voice there.

Why "sadly"? It's much easier to keep all the responses in a single place where they can all be read together.

Starting a hundred threads on the same issue just gums up the forum for other discussion, while making it difficult to review all the information.

[Enla]

Why "sadly"? It's much easier to keep all the responses in a single place where they can all be read together.

Starting a hundred threads on the same issue just gums up the forum for other discussion, while making it difficult to review all the information.

Sadly because most people coming here aren't aware of it until we have to direct them. I don't necessarily mind it but I do mind that it's something we have to tell the people coming here to voice their complaints, rather than it being part a Sticky all it's own.

[Lanadra]

Sadly because most people coming here aren't aware of it until we have to direct them. I don't necessarily mind it but I do mind that it's something we have to tell the people coming here to voice their complaints, rather than it being part of the Welcome to the Forum! thread or a Sticky all it's own.

Part of it is people's own responsibility. Plenty of people never look at any threads before posting their own, including welcome or rule threads. They conclude 'I have issue, I make thread raising issue' and are then told there's an ongoing thread about the issue that has already gained some traction. Look at all the 'Viera hair' threads.

[Vahlnir]

Part of it is people's own responsibility. Plenty of people never look at any threads before posting their own, including welcome or rule threads. They conclude 'I have issue, I make thread raising issue' and are then told there's an ongoing thread about the issue that has already gained some traction. Look at all the 'Viera hair' threads.

Yeah. Logic would dictate that if someone has a problem, they would look to see if anyone else is having said problem before creating their own thread. Well, that is the logic I follow at least.

[MrPresident]

I don’t think you know what malfeasance means.