Why does it matter that half the party was dead half the time? there's no enrage in normal so deaths just make it take longer.And it's not an issue of learning the fight, because that I can do, but we don't do this content alone, you know? I think it was the 4th time I was doing Valigarmanda when I finally managed to finish without dying myself, but that's a moot point when half the party was dead half of the time, even knowing the fight doesn't make it any less of a disheartening experience.
Thank you for the pass with their terrible color blind options. As one though like many others with disabilities I know I have cleared these fights, Extremes, and Savage just fine. If someone wants to get better they will. They should look up their rotations on Balance who do a ton of work for this community, look up guides on fights they are struggling with, many creators put a ton of work in as well to help the community, ask for help from other players in the game to help them in whatever they may be struggling to understand, and as many have said before me learn that is ok to die/wipe then get back up again and learn from their mistakes.This has gotten to a ridiculous point.
I can't believe, of all things, this is what get me to post in this hellhole where neurons go die, but you guys have been coddled by the game getting easier for so long you can't even realise you could have almost played the whole of endwalker raids on a second screen while watching a tv show.
This game is a snoozefest, quite literally, to the point it became known as the retirement home of MMO players, if not other types of games too.
If you can't play at this level, learn to play your job and to dodge aoes, because all this game bases its mechanics on is those, counting to 8, and recognising shapes or colours (you only get a pass at complaining if you're colourblind because the options for that in this game are bad).
You can't do normal raids at this level? Don't. You don't need them.
You want to do them anyway? Learn how.
It's about time we started demanding competence in duties, instead of side-eyeing that pug in PF that can't even 1-2-3 because the game didn't require them to before that point.
If you can't handle social interactions in a game, don't play an MMO.
No one wants to cater to whatever issue you have becaue you picked a game you couldn't handle due to such a crippling disability.
As harsh as that can sound, get therapy and try to get better before you attempt social interactions, cause we have no obligations to play up to that, and neither do the devs.
If your physical condition makes it hard, there's ways to alleviate it, albeit it might take getting used to it - as someone with only six functioning fingers and one working eye, plus an absurd amount of wrists pains, trust me, it's doable.
If you'd rather just complain that the game is too hard on the forums, praying that the devs give up and dumb the game down again because you cba to learn how to do optional content but still want to have a clear badge, rethink your priorities and consider a different, easier game that fits your needs.
OP reportedly could not download Sims 4, EA app mechanics seemed to be way complicated.
Idk why folks weren't expecting challenging content, normal raids have been escalating in challenge since 2.x. Get yourself a party of 8 and learn the fights. I promise you, you can do it.
Honestly, the fact you're doubling down on this instead of looking inward and growing, makes me feel that you probably don't deserve to play this game and/or play with others.
I am going to be really honest with you rn, as another person with anxiety. You are perpetuating the issue further by never challenging your anxiety and never jumping out of trusts or duty support. You are just going around in a circle and you are not going to be able to ever improve your skill or make your own enjoyment of this game better.
No one is forcing you, ofc, but I saw this reply and needed to say something because that level of anxiety needs to be addressed and doing what you are doing is not properly addressing it.
On the other side of someone with Anxiety issues:I am going to be really honest with you rn, as another person with anxiety. You are perpetuating the issue further by never challenging your anxiety and never jumping out of trusts or duty support. You are just going around in a circle and you are not going to be able to ever improve your skill or make your own enjoyment of this game better.
No one is forcing you, ofc, but I saw this reply and needed to say something because that level of anxiety needs to be addressed and doing what you are doing is not properly addressing it.
Looks at me having a panic attack during Perfect Alexander or Dragon King Thordan trying not to die during the Victory Laps to something like Ordained Stillness or Exaflares
I dunno if means anything but I was so used to the faceroll dungeons and bosses, I was frustrated with boss mechanics going through DT....until I wasn't. I just finished the 4 new raids and I gotta say they felt a lot more manageable and fun then some of the EW 8 man bosses. I realized going into DT that I had gotten so used to easy mode content all it took was a little smartening up and these bosses are all par for the course now. There are only 2 bosses I legit hate in this game and feel they're unfun and just badly designed and it's the first 2 bosses in stray. There's is big difference between irritating and challenging and even though the esthetic of that dungeon is interesting, I don't appreciate getting F'ed in the ear as I'm dealing with it.
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