Thread: Reintroduce Maat in 2.0

Originally Posted by Eekiki

I know! Let's have the devs make two versions of the game. One that they make themselves, and one where they implement every fan-made suggestion without question.

Which game do you think would be better?

The first... that should go without saying.

Still, SE ran the ship aground with FFXIV release, so they are asking for our help to get it up and running again. They filter out the stupid suggestions for the most part~

On Maat... I thought he was a great concept in FFXI, and I love/hated fighting him (had to do it as RDM back pre-CoP @_@' )

I think what people really want is a challenging solo battle that is tailored for each job as an advancement hurdle... I know I'd like to see that.

...but Maat by name? nah..

I'd rather have Gilgamesh be given that role in this game

Originally Posted by TheVedis

This is not FF11

we DO NOT need Maat

Don't worry it won't be Maat but will have the same concept and will be called Taam

Originally Posted by TheVedis

This is not FF11

we DO NOT need Maat

We don't NEED anything.
How about that?! Throw away the stupid game right now! WHO NEEDS ANYTHING AT ALL?!

Originally Posted by Vingtdeux

They should find something else than Maat, it can be original.

Why? Why can we not have Maat, but the Crystal Tower, Magitek, and Materia are all A-OK? Why is any reference to the other Final Fantasy so damn toxic?

Originally Posted by Alhanelem

and OP: What the hell business is it of yours if casuals reach a certain level or not? WTF is with the hate? It's not like you have to play with them.

Being at a certain level implies you have certain knowledge on how to play a job/class. However, because you can just easily solo to it now you can just rely on a few techniques that you might not fully understand. Having a character to 'test' how you play before you can move on is a good thing.

This is a team based game. Being able to learn how to play a job and contribute well to a party is necessary to take part in it. You can easily say: "well I'm paying for it with my money, I should be able to play however I want" and that's fine and dandy, but if you're just diking around and half-assing it, you're taking enjoyment away from others in your team who really want to do a good job. You have to take others into account and learn how to be a part of a team in these kind of games.

You don't need to 'rush' to the final level to experience and enjoy a game, especially if you're not getting experience with your jobs proper game mechanics.