How is anyone fine with the 4-month patch delivery schedule?

[Skiros]

To be honest, I see more negativity than positivity in these forums. I know this place is normally used as a somewhat complaint/suggestions kind of thing but the ratio seems very unbalanced. Although I say this but eh whatever, it really doesnt matter. People post what they want, I just wanted to point out what I see thats all.

The forums have never been so negative. Even I am surprised at how negative it is now. Maybe that actually says something about the state of the game.

[Velnora]

To be fair, both look very similar when someone doesn't really give a damn. People with valid complaints in other far more reasonable threads have been accused of the same. Sometimes criticism involves complaints, it can't all be flowers and rainbows. Critiques aren't always good, and pushing to solve for negatives should be encouraged and not stifled.

That said.



Yeah. And again, I think this game's problem is that it has A LOT. A lot gets added, and not everyone enjoys it.

Zepla herself even said that she didn't enjoy the game all at once, and took every bit of content on her own terms. Some days she was into decorating houses, sometimes she did hunts, she'd do raids on the days her static\friends would agree on, sometimes she'd go out and try to do Vistas or Triple Triad. There is a lot, people just spam the one thing they like, get bored of it, can't seem to enjoy the other stuff the game has and then say "wow, this game's barren" when it's not.

If anything, again, I'd say the game has so much stuff that a lot of it is added in an incomplete state. And the more Square adds stuff like that, the more they end up having to go back and finish stuff.

If we get stuff like WoW, either a) it's FOMO and no one likes that, or b) it's like the Maiden's Raphsody event that no one likes because it's the same old boring stuff every year.

I've always said, this game has the width of an ocean, but the depth of a lake.

[Atelier-Bagur]

The forums have never been so negative. Even I am surprised at how negative it is now. Maybe that actually says something about the state of the game.

I mean to be fair, forums are generally always like this in games anyway, FFXIV is no different.

[SamsaraTrickstar]

Literally no one said they want to add stuff to make people log in daily.

They got no argument so they make up shit.all yoshi did say that if you got nothing to do then don't play. People make what they want of it for some reason as if it changes things. Even if there more long lived things to do ,like pvp, they don't have to take part in it. As they say them self, they can go live life.

[SamsaraTrickstar]

Uh, no? He said you could take a break if you feel the drought.

Well he stayed the rude parts in a well worded way. But it's the same. Take a brake from play not from pay. Or lose the house you worked hard to get.

[Bunnycake]

Well he stayed the rude parts in a well worded way. But it's the same. Take a brake from play not from pay. Or lose the house you worked hard to get.

What? You can stop the sub at anytime lol

[MintnHoney]

What? You can stop the sub at anytime lol

I think they're trying to say that there are certain things (such as a house, if you own one) which you stand to lose if you do take breaks. Which is correct.
They're not saying that Yoshi-P is holding everyone at gunpoint.
Or is he?

[IdowhatIwant]

He's right though, the OP is wanting to add stuff to make people log in daily, something the director himself does not want people to do.

Then why do we have daily roulettes and daily beast tribe quests,

[SamsaraTrickstar]

What? You can stop the sub at anytime lol

You can but you will lose the house and on the progression that is relevant at the time.

[Jaquan]

Demolition time on house is 45 days which is 15 days longer than your standard subscription plan. You can literally log in on last day of your sub, visit your house and unsub for 6 weeks and only after that you need to sub again to keep it. Yes you're still paying for sub though at vastly reduced rate (at the very least half of the cost of subsequent subscription). Although at this point I feel it's more of a fallacy. If you don't enjoy the game this much i don't think you should care if you lose a house.