Why is the game Accessable but not Accessable?

[MintnHoney]

I don't know why there's an argument going on about something so banal, but if there can be an optional menu item that would simply guide you, in game, with a simple encyclopedic catalogue on what quests or quest chains unlock what duties (and where to find them), I don't personally see the problem.

More options for all means more options for all, and if even a small thing like this can be considered an improvement (and in a game like FFXIV, where the developers were celebrating the addition of what appeared to be a once-in-a-lifetime-achievement shopping cart function to our online optional item shop only a couple of years ago, basically anything goes), then I say sprinkle some of that cheese into the spaghetti coding and let the acid reflux hit.

[Midareyukki]

I don't know why there's an argument going on about something so banal, but if there can be an optional menu item that would simply guide you, in game, with a simple encyclopedic catalogue on what quests or quest chains unlock what duties (and where to find them), I don't personally see the problem.

Hmm... So either expand on the Journal or the Collection menu? o:

I'm asking bc your wording, "a simple encyclopedic catalogue on [what] quests or quest chains" (ignoring the 'what') already exists, technically. So those can be expanded further to allow people to know what they're missing and where they can start.

Kind of like how Mentor Roulette looks like when you haven't done the stuff that unlocks the content, except a bit more accessible. Such as...

"????" -> (player clicks on the missing questline and a prompt says) "Unlock Requirements: XYZ. Unlocked by speaking to the NPC at Place."

[MintnHoney]

Hmm... So either expand on the Journal or the Collection menu? o:

Sure, if that makes it easier.
...Why not?