Please implement something to teach players how to play

[Wavaryen]

Hehehe How do you know about the darlin' card that is a very close family secret guarded by my grandfathers grandfathers late cousin twice removed! Though, you have given an answer, and those are great ideas, but most of the content I have been talking about is the class quests that could use tweaking. If you read any of it. I have not said I want harder content, I want the wonkiness fixed. Everytime you both come into the thread it goes into a sideways loop 'd ' loop of nonsense involving smugness of how 'the toxic casuals are going to take over' and 'get use to it'. This is why 'the darlin' card was used'

There is A being spoken about, than people come in talking about Z but instead of people ignoring Z, because it has no relevant, we have decided to continue to talk about Z. Z has been spoken about for most of this thread. Z has no relevance to the the thread. Why is everyone still speaking about Z, who knows.

Auwe, the first thread I join because of frustrations with my class missions after looking up how to post a bug report has devolved into a slap fight between two cumulonimbus clouds. As the old sailor term goes, Pink sky at night sailors delight, but pink sky in morning sailors take warning or however it is in English. This would be the latter. I'd rather not even sail through it, It would not be worth losing a ship.

Ya but the game design kinda went away from that really. Like with the easy mode MSQ and stuff. I'm a old school spirit. I find that guilds and or Linkshells building a social network is the best way to get what you want and not have to deal with pug groups. Sadly though convenience of push to play kinda made it so players did not need to be social.


So Im trying to look at it from a developer point of view. Like is it really worth adding? As fast as they push content, and hard as they work. They might just not have the time


I do agree with you on the class missions, but our classes have took some major revamp over the years. And it might be a time thing the reason why they don't do a solo duty that teaches players class. Because they would have to update it each time they do some major changes and add new skills. It would be a ton of work. So the community is the only thing that can really fix it I think anyway.