There has not been a single major patch without a critical issue since Endwalker.

[Ryaz]

They've had some hits, but also some major misses. CC and Aglaia were great. DSR is something I can't really speak on, but it's apparently doing okay. Meanwhile, they've been cutting corners in some places, like with Hrothgar and their apparent need to re-use job gear for CC rewards. They've also messed up their housing lottery system is a really bad way. It shouldn't have taken them a month to get it working properly. And data center travel is apparently not doing so hot right now. Could just be the traffic or a bug, but either way I don't think they tested it properly, or at least not enough.

I'm not saying things have been going perfect. There are definite problems. But I also know the dev team is human, makes mistakes and I have enough trust in them that they'll get things fixed. The DC Travel thing seems to be an NA only problem right now. EU and Japan seem to be working well.

I just don't see the whole "we're getting less content" thing because I see plenty of content. It's not all for me, but it is content that appeals to a lot of people and I'm fine with that. I have no problems playing what I enjoy and then going to play some Destiny 2 or Fallout or something in between.

[Vahlnir]

I have enough trust in them that they'll get things fixed.

They eroded that trust for me over the course of a single patch, which says a lot given that I was a stalwart defender of them prior.

[Theodric]

They eroded that trust for me over the course of a single patch.

Likewise. There's room for them to renew that trust, though the 'usual suspects' who make a career out of defending absolutely everything that a billion dollar company does only serves to push yet more people into sceptical territory.

We're not 'hAtErS' for having genuine concerns about the very same pattern emerging that caused World of Warcraft to go from the most popular MMO in existence to a complete laughing stock and constant string of scandals.

[Dionysius]

Likewise. There's room for them to renew that trust, though the 'usual suspects' who make a career out of defending absolutely everything that a billion dollar company does only serves to push yet more people into sceptical territory.

We're not 'hAtErS' for having genuine concerns about the very same pattern emerging that caused World of Warcraft to go from the most popular MMO in existence to a complete laughing stock and constant string of scandals.

I don't think it's hate, else you guys won't be here on forum. More like "Beater", that's how you think people working on the game to you right? Let's keep beating them to moveee.... faster.. faster, not fast enough!