The best part of Dawntrail?

[Volgia]

The dungeons were a highlight for me. I also enjoy Solution 9 and Heritage Found, just really enjoy the Cyberpunk aesthetic.

Storywise I think I liked fighting alongside RoboOtis, I wish there had been more playable instances like that, when you were getting overwhelmed by the a lot of orbs going into the beast it felt like a real moment that you lived through instead of watching through a cutscene while you stood around doing nothing.

[ZXN]

The best part of Dawntrail was when it was finished.
The 2nd best part was Cornservant.

[Midare]

The 2nd best part was Cornservant.

Can I please go on another, longer, adventure with the Cornservant? I'll forgive everything if I can do that.

[Dorito_Burrito]

I can't recall the last time a game made me hungry for pork tacos.

[genuine_stranger]

The best part was that it ended and the MVP, Cornservant.

Probably more important is that more people finally realized that the writing is a steaming pile of crap.

It already happened in EW, but it got a pass since it was the end of a saga. DT had no such option, so it was overly obvious how bad it was.

[Aurumis]

The best part was that it ended and the MVP, Cornservant.

Probably more important is that more people finally realized that the writing is a steaming pile of crap.

It already happened in EW, but it got a pass since it was the end of a saga. DT had no such option, so it was overly obvious how bad it was.

Agree. EW was very bad, BUT, it had more good parts than DT. Elpis was good, and the part of the beginning with Garlemald and the WOL body's gone and etc. I love the twins parents, etc. The game is bad after the moon... I just liked Elpis and from there is went down.

also best part of DT: the mounts, I like the capybara, also Cahciua (Erenville is from EW so he doesn't count's for DT)

[Striker44]

Probably Living Memory for me. I found it very poignant, and I liked the counterplay between us gradually "turning on" Ultima Thule in EW vs. "turning off" Living Memory in DT.

As a runner-up, I'd say the side-quest chains. Usually, I get annoyed when I do the group of sidequests that pop up in an area, but then there's that one single quest that turns into a never-ending chain. DT started the same way for me, but then when I saw how they made those chains start connecting to each other, it put a smile on my face and made me actually look forward to the rest of them.

Meh, I'll add second runner-up: the zone music. DT is the first time since SB that there's been multiple zones where I just really enjoyed the ambient background music. Zones 1, 2, 4, and 6 all stood out to me, and the town theme in the second half of the MSQ is the first time since setting foot in Ul'dah at the start of my journey many years ago that I found myself just sitting in towns to let the music play.

[Mapleine]

I like Pictomancer a lot, but there's really little additional content I want to do in the game with it. Wish at least Unreal was active for a speck more.

Didn't like the MSQ so it's been a very hollow expansion. Probably just play another game and check back in 7.2, hopefully the Field Zone has some actual, meaningful work done on it and they don't treat it like secondary dyes or... the entire 7.0 job system.

[Rithy255]

The actual content itself is fun, Job design is still pretty "meh"

[Lyndina]

Still trying to find the best part of DT. Maybe i'm just burned out but the stuff you can do is just boring. Yeah...dungeons and raids were fine, but you can only run them so much until you cant see them anymore. The normal raid was "back to only doing the 4th boss" after 2 weeks...with crafted gear which you get easier. Guess if you are not a Raider you quickly run out of things to do, when you played since Arr :/ hope they bring something "longlasting" out and not the Endwalker route where there was literally no open world/ instance content like Bozja.