More automation for tedious actions? Less clicks, more fun.

[Rueby]

Can I add to this the obscene amount of 'do you really want to open this door to progress? yes/no' bro, literally this is the only way forward. My friend pointed it out to me and everytime I get prompted yes/no over the most meaningless/pointless thing ever my eyes roll so far in the back of my skull I need a rescue team to retrieve them.

Oh no this lever in sastasha is too hard guys, I don't think we're ready for this CHALLENGE. Let's just back out and vote abandon.

[Gwenkatsu]

Oh no this lever in sastasha is too hard guys, I don't think we're ready for this CHALLENGE. Let's just back out and vote abandon.

And while we're at it: get rid of "multiple choice" answers like

• Yes
• Sure
• I don't want to, but have to option anyway

Either make answers meaningful in some way, or get rid of dialogs where we have to choose between 3 different ways of "yes".

[SamSmoot]

Retainers. FAR too may clicks. Let us just walk away to end a session, instead of having to back out of the menu tree one level at a time (with dialogs and delays).

Reduce confirmations, The only times we should get confirmations are for actions that cost gil or take a long time to undo. We don't need them for quick things like opening doors.

Eliminate handovers on turn-in quests. This function is faster in WoW. If you have the items, they just disappear from your inventory and the quest completes.
If you don't have enough items, it generates an error message.

[MayuAmakura]

Funny how we have all those things already implemented if you can access it.

At least 90% of mentors do this because everyone knows crafting is boring. What's the difference between using automation versus clicking on a macro that does the job for you? Same thing except that with macro you waste minutes by looking at screen when it finishes, crazy I know.