So you want a reward for doing content that you find too boring to do normally?You fail to understand how grind content works. People want an exclusive reward being locked behind it so they can work for it. This is what relics were in the past. Doing a grind for no reward or making up a grind isn't the same thing.
And most players are fine with this exclusivity so long as it's not an item that is absolutely needed, which a relic is not.
Since when did the raiding community dislike eureka and Bozja, BA is still the most beloved raid in the game except maybe OG rivenroad and nobody explicitly dislikes DRS
Exploratory content zones fit around raiding very well
I don't mind this. I'm so busy with other things now days I don't have time for a super long grind. Not that those grinds were ever fun to begin with.
I finished 2 HW weapons, I started on the SB one but didn't like Eureka so I stopped about 3 or 4 zones in. I did finish my ShB weapon as I didn't mind Bozja. Meaning don't talk to me about not wanting to put in effort.
I did all that before I started doing what I do now which takes up most of my free time. If I wasn't doing that, I'd have the time but still not be looking forward to a super long grind.
Since always. I personally liked that sort of content, but a not insignificant portion of the raiding community was not happy. The relic grinds from ARR and Heavensward were similarly received, in that a portion of the raiding community felt getting the weapons was "mandatory" since a lot of them were in actuality stronger than their raid counterparts due to having better secondaries. These are probably the same crybabies that planted the idea in Yoshi-P's head that relics should be useless until the very end of an expansion.
The relics are only BIS long after the final tier is out, sure in some situations they can be the best prog weapons if you are struggling with a tier but you shouldn’t ever be relying on relics to clear a raid tier, and I’m still not sure why that links into not liking eureka, I mean it’s not like launch anima was any faster than the eureka grindSince always. I personally liked that sort of content, but a rather significant portion of the raiding community was not happy. The relic grinds from ARR and Heavensward were similarly received, in that a portion of the raiding community felt getting the weapons was "mandatory" since a lot of them were in actuality stronger than their raid counterparts due to having better secondaries.
You're aware there is a thing now that lets other people see your mods right? Got like 15-20k people active on it most of the time and rising. I have friends that don't even use mods/plugins for their character in general but have that installed for the sake of seeing their other friends. The argument of it just being for yourself is slowly becoming innacurate.The game with mods IS an entirely different game, one devoid of Final Fantasy charm, and that can only be seen by you.
Why would I want to play a game as a Second Life bimbo with an exaggerated body shape and Disney fan-fiction outfits, while everyone else see's me as a generic unglammed character?
(yes I know you can mod whatever, but let's face it, most people have terrible taste)
The whole point of playing an MMO is playing with other people. There's no point if I'm the only one who sees it. You're literally living in your own world, as if you've stumbled out of your basement flat with unkempt hair after going three weeks without showering, but you've convinced yourself you're a glamour model because that's what you see.
You're doing it for the gpose shots that only you can see, so you can post them to social media. So yes, it IS literally playing a different game, because it's not playing FF14.
Last edited by LianaThorne; 03-08-2023 at 01:32 AM.
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