Does anyone like doing Daily roulette?

[FasaiLeFaye]

As a rule, I only do Alliance and Normal Raids. I'll only do MSQ if I'm leveling a job and I'm close to max level and just need an extra push. Same with Trial.

Lately, though, I'll only stay in an Alliance raid if it's Nier or higher. If I get Ivalice, I'll only stay on if I queued as something other than BLM (because BLM is my favorite job at max level but BORING BEYOND ALL BELIEF at anything less than Nier). If it's CT, I'll drop because it's not worth 15-20 minutes of pure boredom. I haven't unlocked the HW Alliance raids on this character and I never will so I don't have to worry about them.

[Hyperia]

Depends on if I am in the mood and if I need to do them or want to do them for fun.

[Shialan]

It might be time for a break, tho I see ppl who are clearly upset at SE and FFXIV but refuse to quit either way, so they remain posting complaints on forums.

Not like I am already taking a break. But I can still hate the dailies.

And SE is not really a company to experiment with stuff.

[Supersnow845]

It might be time for a break, tho I see ppl who are clearly upset at SE and FFXIV but refuse to quit either way, so they remain posting complaints on forums.

It’s almost like you can complain about certain elements of the game and be happy with others. Does that weaken my feedback because I’m not willing to unsub over complaints……yes. But it doesn’t mean I haven’t contracted my spending on this game massively

But regardless you can log in, talk to your friends and maybe do a bit of crafting and still say that daily’s are pretty bad these days

[Rayne6665]

For green weekly tomes yes. I skip expert cus those mechanics is wild . I do High Level Cap, Leveling, Trial, Normal Raid and then Alliance. If I get lv50 AR, I just do it and get it over with lol.

[Xieldras]

Just finished my relic light gathering and don't have to do them anymore. Normally the only reason I would do Roulettes is either to level up jobs or if I'm with friends. Though even Expert I'll simply avoid.

[0blivion]

Normal Raids and Trials are fine until I get A2, A9, Thordan or Bismarck, which instantly makes me regret my life choices. CT raids have great design and music but haven't been fun because of how you skip literally everything and when you don't, it's people unironically wiping on Angra Mainyu... anyway, I just take penalty when non-Syrcus Tower CT pops for Alliance Raid roulette. Syrcus Tower is fun cuz my guy Amon is here and there's lore.

Leveling is okay as long as the dungeon is The Aery or higher. It usually isn't. High Level Dungeons is fine because the pool is ginormous. Level Cap Dungeons get better as the expac progresses but the rewards are not great. Guildhest is ass so I skip it. Expert is often ass as soon as the .1 patch drops because having your roulette be a coin flip is, indeed, miserable... unless both dungeons in the roulette are genuinely fun, which has not been the case very often.

Frontline is good. I don't think, kill some stuff, and suddenly the game is over and there's free Series EXP and sometimes free commendations. MSQ roulette used to be unbearable but it is just mid now. Still wouldn't do it tho. As for Mentor Roulette... It's fine. I'd like more of a reward, but that would encourage the Mentor rep tanking even harder than it already has.

[Shistar]

The most entertainment I get out of roulettes is queueing as a mentor. Otherwise, it's rare for it to be any challenge at all.
I typically only do them if I need something from them such as the EXP or tomes and queue according to my needs. If I'm bored, I might queue into Trials/NRs as a healer in hopes I get a spicy Arcadion run or Shinryu with a bunch of sprouts.
It's also a nice filler activity to do while hanging out with friends, but other than that I have tons of other things to do in-game so I won't do them for no reason unless I'm seriously bored and too tired for anything else.

[Jokerz_93]

I didn't mind doing most of them at first... then Stormblood and Shadowbringers content started getting unlocked in dungeons/trials/raids, and I can't do most of that stuff without dying. I have literally never gotten to the end of Dying Gasp or Seat of Sacrifice without being on the floor multiple times, and that includes the first time I did them for MSQ progress, which completely deflated whatever "big moment" they were trying to go for when the cutscenes didn't match how massively outclassed my Warrior of Light actually was, and by all accounts the bosses may as well have canonically won and the game ended there.

Since I don't find it fun to be dead weight who has to be carried across the finish line, I just stopped queuing for everything except Guildhests and Frontlines. And EVEN THEN I only did Frontlines until I reached Series 30, and then promptly went back to avoiding it because the mode just isn't fun anymore (especially after the addition of Role Actions). Nobody does Guildhests either, so that's often a 30+ minute queue I skip as well.

I'd probably do MSQ Roulette if cutscenes could be skipped, but they can't, so into the trash it goes.

None of the rewards are worth it anymore, I've grown tired of data center traveling all the time to get anything done anyway, and I don't care about making Dynamis queues better by joining content I don't enjoy.

I feel for you. I actively avoid queueing for 'Expert' or 'High Level Dungeons' roulettes as I can't deal with the DDR-mechanics of the new content.

Which doesn't mean I don't get the likes of the Arcadion trials when I queue Normal Raid roulettes. And I always feel like a burden to the teams that I get put in for them.

Do you know you can just walk (literally walking by pressing W or pushing the analog) through the game w/o casting a spell and clearing all normal contents? Including SB/ShB dungeons and Expert/Normal Raids.

I mean, if mechanics or the pace of a particular content feels too much, you can reduce the amount of things you have to do while learning step by step, including your dps/rotation and prioritise getting a better understanding of that particular content.
And if u don’t know what to do simply follow one companion.

I get that there are different players and “level of skills” but I think most of the “I can’t do it” is just a misinterpretation of “I just don’t want to find a solution that works”.

Anyways to each their own.

[Sunhwapark]

At most I would do trials/raids and maybe alliance raid, but I don't even do those daily.
I don't run the dungeons/expert/blabla, but I think I've done enough community service in there in the past anyway.