How did people do Endwalker in 2 days?

[Nekaru_Infitima]

From my experience with friend, they literally skip eating and sleeping for those 2 day straight

That's what I did too.

[TristanX]

Honestly if you just focus the main quest you can finish the Endwalker MSQ in a Weekend, of course it depends a bit on luck with the que time for trials and dungeons and on the groups for trials. To be honest i think the trials should be placed outside the msq, because if you dont get a good group it can be like a stupid content blocker and take hours to finish. For my taste they take to long and are to hard for normal MSQ content and should be placed in savage mode.

Wiped a few times on T1. I analyzed T1 and tell them what to do. One shotted the rest.

[CrayonsAndPaint]

Skip cutscenes and dialogue. The story is honestly not really that good in my opinion. I much prefer single player final fantasy stories, but that’s just me.

[Jybril]

Skip cutscenes and dialogue. The story is honestly not really that good in my opinion. I much prefer single player final fantasy stories, but that’s just me.

I just had this conversation with a friend just this morning.
Don't care for XIV's story anymore tbh and like the others waaay better.
This is probably the worst imo but opinions are just that lol.
Good luck not getting berated for it though.

[KageTokage]

Grinded it out in two 20 hours sessions in interest of avoiding spoilers.

[ArkenaeuxBelmont]

Had off from work. Ignored everything except MSQ. Stuck to only my main job. Took about 40 hours of gameplay total.

I ate and slept like normal, no issues bypassing the queues since I started in the early mornings when queues were tiny. Only had one boot from the game where I had to wait in the longer queues during the process.

So it took 2-3 days. the MSQ wasn't that long to finish. Didn't have to skip any cutscenes.

[Tranquilmelody7]

Skip cutscenes and dialogue. The story is honestly not really that good in my opinion. I much prefer single player final fantasy stories, but that’s just me.

This is my take as well.

[Olinara]

Took me from early access until yesterday, playing when I could. I took my time and didn't rush the story, because I love the characters and the world. My FC had people that finished it very, VERY fast. I could have blitzed it with a day or two off work, but I wanted to let the story "breathe," take it in, and experience it.

My only hang up was in the last MSQ dungeon, which had a couple of boss fight moments that took me completely off-guard and caused me to log out for the rest of the day.

[Gothicshark]

Me and my friend have played almost every day since launch for many hours and we are still not done with the story even now. my friend did the expansion in the first 2 days... every day we say to eachother how the did people do all this content in 2 days? seems impossible...

Game dropped on a Friday (early access) played from as soon as I could get on the server 1am Saturday until I passed out, repeated for that full weekend, was done with the story, no skips, no side quests besides aether currents on Monday Morning around 11am. Took 2 days to recover emotionally. Then spent the remaining time leveling one class for each Role Quest, finished those last night with White Mage. Now to level the rest of the jobs to 90, and get all the Shared Fates finished. Then I will farm Zone 6 for a TV mount.

[Gothicshark]

Skip cutscenes and dialogue. The story is honestly not really that good in my opinion. I much prefer single player final fantasy stories, but that’s just me.

100% dis agree Endwalker is the finishing story of possibly the best single player RPG story I have ever experienced. As a huge Mass Effect, Dragon Age, Neverwinter Nights, Baldur's Gate, SW:KTOR, and Jade Empire fan I put this game above anything from Bioware, and you know why, I took my time reading all the quest text, and realized what was going on the whole time I have been playing since 2015. I can't name another RPG or JRPG that has caused as many emotions in me as FFXIV.