Dungeons we need to talk dungeons

[Jirah]

A majority of your responses simply indicate a blind belief that your side is a majority with no indication of understanding of human behavior or any actual data to back any of your claims up.

If you had extremely poor success rates clearing EX trials in ARR with randoms then either you were extremely unlucky or one of the problem elements was you. And if you're going to post a contrary statement then YOU provide proof. Demanding the other party do so simply indicates you were too lazy to verify your own claim before posting it and just points to you being part of that minority that want everything handed to you without having to work for it which your claims of EX trial experiences are also pointing to. All you've succeeded in doing with most of your post is destroy any credibility you might have had beforehand.

The people supporting the game difficulty being nerfed into oblivion fall primarily into 3 categories.
1. Lazy players that want everything handed to them.
2. People that think siding with them will make them look good and get them likes or make them popular. They jump on the side that they think will make more people like them or think they are a better person.
3. People that are only siding with them because they hope the noisy minority that make up category 1 and 2 will stop being loud and obnoxious.

At the same time the side wanting this formula the game has been following to change is also a minority.

The actual majority of players are indifferent. They simply play the game as it is not saying anything or making any waves or ripples. They play it as it is as long as they get an amount of enjoyment from it they feel is sufficient to pay a sub for (provided they aren't just playing the free version). They stick around because it's something they can play with their friends either IRL or the ones they made in game. There are also those that stick around simply because they have a completionist mentality and want to see how the game ends. The actual majority will just take any changes that happen and roll with it making any adjustments needed to keep going as they have been.

Outspoken as this person sounds, this is the demographic for radical nerfs or radical stagnation. We desire things to remain the same because we don’t want to try and learn new mechs, we desire nerfs so it’s easier for us to clear it.

In all their arguments not a mention of progress or fun, which is how the casual audiences losses me. Modern games knowing well enough how lucrative it is for short term gratification and accessibility, seems the argument is at a loss. Money talks, even if the dim dont