Please implement something to teach players how to play

[Wavaryen]

Only 1 in 5 people in M+ can lose anything. The loot reduction for a failed run has been long since removed. The only "loss" unique to M+ now is for the keyholder to not increase the level of their key. You still get the Valor. You still get the loot. You still get the rating, as long as you did even a fraction better than your last run (as rating is literally just a quantitative summary of your personal bests).

The largest actual loss is just as present in XIV as in M+: time. You will have wasted time.



We don't "need" a good game, either. But alas, they're generally far more fun to play.

I mean this is a good game? Content for all players. You want to change content for people who enjoy playing it like it is. While having options for harder content. Sorry, but no. The developers agree as well. That is why it is top dog right now, because it does not listen to silly requests.


The system they have in place is fine, what reasons does it need changing? When it has this huge of a player base and keeps growing because it caters to people who just play and the content is design to let them just play. What reasons does the developers have to listen to this feedback when clearly what they have is working.

[Shurrikhan]

people who enjoy playing it like it is.

At the expense of those they leech off, of count at only an nth the value of their own interests, all because they can't be bothered to learn even the basics, you mean? That's literally the sole group under the scope here.

[Wavaryen]

At the expense of those they leech off, of count at only an nth the value of their own interests, all because they can't be bothered to learn even the basics, you mean? That's literally the sole group under the scope here.

It is not leeching because the content is so easy, that if we get a full group of people playing like them. They will still get content done.


That is why the content is so good and why they are having fun. How is it leeching if they don't need you?