Why do people avoid getting better at the game?

[VelKallor]

That's because Yoshi needs to get his headt out of his rear end and realize they have a mediocre MMO at best.

Your opinion vs the huge player influx and rave reviews say otherwise.

As for casuals they still are a cancer.

I bet you are fun at parties.

If you gave them FFXI they wouldn't know what to do like any other game.

Why would they want to?

Only thing casuals know is how to be lazy incompetent RP'ers with nothing else to do but drag the good players down and cry for help.

......not getting the logic here....

So sick of casuals ruing the MMO games to cater to them and Yoshi encourages because he doesn't have the guts to actually do something.

And what exactly would that be?

Speaking of Yoshi only reason he has made many changes to the QoL of FFXIV was because people made tools to make the UI better and added much needed things then they ban the people AND then implement what they did. Goes to show Yoshi is not the greatest dev for the game and how he caters to cancerous casuals shows it. If people want something brain dead go play another game and if a braindead player gets shown they get called out. I am not sorry for stating the facts

The game is perfectly playable without the need for third party tools. This sounds like a you problem.

we

Who is "we" exactly?

[Velvet_Lunarfang]

Your opinion vs the huge player influx and rave reviews say otherwise.



I bet you are fun at parties.



Why would they want to?



......not getting the logic here....



And what exactly would that be?



The game is perfectly playable without the need for third party tools. This sounds like a you problem.



Who is "we" exactly?

what huge player influx are you talking about last years WoW exodus that doesn't count they went back lmao

[VelKallor]

what huge player influx are you talking about last years WoW exodus that doesn't count they went back lmao

No they didnt, we are seeing a constant stream of new players each week. So, wrong.

[Shinkuno]

No they didnt, we are seeing a constant stream of new players each week. So, wrong.

I bet you can prove that

[VelKallor]

I bet you can prove that

i can, sure. Go to any NN on the Elemental datacentre.

[TomsYoungerBro]

This is sounding like one of those scenarios where the person is like "You aren't playing as well as I personally think you should, therefore you are bad."

That's just your opinion. If they completed the content, then they have done the minimum needed

Aside from the assumption made on my statement in your first paragraph, your point here doesnt disagree with what i said, and does nothing to defend your point whatsoever. The minimum required doesnt require you to know much of anything which was my point :]

[Payadopa]

Slightly off topic but do y'all remember that msq in endwalker when we had to play as a soldier and people literally created threads about it being too hard and the devs nerfed it? So yeah, what are we talking about again?

Normal mode wasn't nerfed. Only easy and very easy as far as I'm aware. Personally speaking, it was an amazing instance. Some people are allergic to fun, apparently.

[Ath192]

Normal mode wasn't nerfed. Only easy and very easy as far as I'm aware. Personally speaking, it was an amazing instance. Some people are allergic to fun, apparently.

I thought I was going to die the whole time. I was genuinely surprised I made it. Lots of fun TBH. It's one of the few moments in FFXIV where I actually felt fear.

[Jojoya]

Normal mode wasn't nerfed. Only easy and very easy as far as I'm aware. Personally speaking, it was an amazing instance. Some people are allergic to fun, apparently.

It's the only one of the RP duties that I've enjoyed myself but I do understand why many others didn't.

A lot of people have extreme anxiety if there's a timer running. They'll do perfectly fine when taking a test that has no timer but the moment a timer is mentioned or shown, the anxiety kicks in and they'll start panicking even if the amount of time allowed is more than enough to finish the test. A couple of my friends asked me if there was a way to turn off the timer display when they were doing it for the first time because its presence made them very nervous. If the normal instance timer was the only one displayed, they would have been fine.

[kaynide]

It's the only one of the RP duties that I've enjoyed myself but I do understand why many others didn't.

A lot of people have extreme anxiety if there's a timer running. They'll do perfectly fine when taking a test that has no timer but the moment a timer is mentioned or shown, the anxiety kicks in and they'll start panicking even if the amount of time allowed is more than enough to finish the test. A couple of my friends asked me if there was a way to turn off the timer display when they were doing it for the first time because its presence made them very nervous. If the normal instance timer was the only one displayed, they would have been fine.

For me, the concept was good but the execution was less than stellar. It needed a few more rounds of testing and a little bit more clarity. Stuff like burning barrels to indicate doorways, or a mob placed somewhere to show an area can be traversed. And a little bit more "sense" to the scenario like masses of enemies that insta kill you instead of invisible barriers.

I spent a lot of my time just trying to find an exit to the city to the EAST of the start position because it was the closest way out and had few enemies, whereas going deeper into the city with the masses of patrols just didn't make sense to me. Easy fix by having a large 1-hit-kill colossus type monster blocking you. Or snipers with some kinda indicator.