Actually, the question is how long will they continue to pay for a game they clearly don't play.
Actually, the question is how long will they continue to pay for a game they clearly don't play.




At this point Im convinced they watch somebody else play, and judge everything on 2nd hand experience; Vicariously through somebody else. Because their Profile doesn't exactly reflect recent play, or give any idea that they are still actually playing the game..
But hey, maybe this is all a front and its another Alt for all we know.

I don't know, maybe wait a few days before complaining about a lack of content?




their fans cannot wait a couple days. they want the OP's endless fals... truths on as they can turn on their computer. besides, mid term patches are never going to be as full of content as anyone would want. most understand that, but some, just need reasons to scream against the wind I suppose.
Keep telling yourself things like housing are easy fixes while tuning out sane voices and you'll always be disappointed.




All I know is that it is embarrassing that this is the state the game is in nearly 11 months into Endwalker. We somehow have less fresh new content than we did back in Shadowbringers and worse rewards besides. We have no promise of something worth logging in more than once a week for until 6.35’s Deep Dungeon, assuming that they don’t strip it of rewards and leave it in a state as bare as Variant/Criterion’s rewards. Not to mention the writing – as pointed out in this other thread regarding the disastrous state of the Omicron quests.
My praise is hard earned. Once a standard is set, I will hold things to that standard and analyse based on that. Endwalker so far has not proven satisfactory, but I want it to be successful and be more than what it is right now. I don’t go looking for reasons to be dissatisfied with the game. I like looking for things that I can give honest praise to but aside from Pandaemonium’s writing there hasn’t been much in the way of that. This isn’t a position I like being in, but someone has to speak openly about the issues FFXIV is facing. Because goodness knows that none of the influencers in SE’s pocket are willing to do so.
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You can't really talk about influencers in SE's pocket...when you yourself still pay a sub for a game you claim is in such a bad state. By that logic you're no better than them realistically because the monetary gain doesn't change.All I know is that it is embarrassing that this is the state the game is in nearly 11 months into Endwalker. We somehow have less fresh new content than we did back in Shadowbringers and worse rewards besides. We have no promise of something worth logging in more than once a week for until 6.35’s Deep Dungeon, assuming that they don’t strip it of rewards and leave it in a state as bare as Variant/Criterion’s rewards. Not to mention the writing – as pointed out in this other thread regarding the disastrous state of the Omicron quests.
My praise is hard earned. Once a standard is set, I will hold things to that standard and analyse based on that. Endwalker so far has not proven satisfactory, but I want it to be successful and be more than what it is right now. I don’t go looking for reasons to be dissatisfied with the game. I like looking for things that I can give honest praise to but aside from Pandaemonium’s writing there hasn’t been much in the way of that. This isn’t a position I like being in, but someone has to speak openly about the issues FFXIV is facing. Because goodness knows that none of the influencers in SE’s pocket are willing to do so.
Example, Bethesda has no reason to release bug free n complete games when the community will still constantly buy n just fix their games for them.




Skyrim, the game we are sick of seeing Re-Re-REEEEEEEEEEEEEE-Released for the 50th time....yet we keep on buying it.
Man I want Elder Scrolls VI already



Was never a Skyrim fan myself so I was sparred. I've bought...Mass Effect mutiple times for different consoles but that'd about it lol
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