Theory #1:
Jihli did receive the authentic Dreamer's Gospel, but completely misinterpreted it.
Others, who choose to remain in the shadows, know that the Gospel is authentic.
Jihli is considered only a minor threat because she misinterpreted the message so badly.
But she is still a threat because she still was a witness to something. Something significant.
If she passes what she knows to someone who CAN figure out the real message ... those Echo Pathwalkers for example ...
They can Echo into her recollection and find out what really happened that night she received the Dreamer's Gospel.
Clearly that cannot be allowed to happen.
Killing her would be too suspicious, raise too many questions, and invite further investigations.
Time for a memory purge.
this is the kind of thing i would like to see in the forums. Thankyou Sorel +256 fame
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I am displeased with it as well, but for the most part, we must help make this game become what it was supposed to be. Everyone has different visions, and it just doesn't work sometimes. People kinda have to think "inside" the box that has a label "Final Fantasy" on it, and not "Other MMORPG Ideas."
That is the bottom line here. Once we establish a common basis for our ideas, and after we start realizing what sort of ideas are being accepted and which ones aren't, only then will we be able to stay on the same page together and fix this game.![]()
I totally agree, this game is still young yet, and Most of the Groundwork patches have already been implemented, Which is the main reason why our first real big patch is coming next month. Only thing really left now is The Battle system changes after that I would expect Content patches and hotfixes here and there till they finally release the PS3 Verison of the game, at which point after the first month of it being launched, SE can decide ok its time to Put a monthly fee on this game now that we fix it for the FFXIV community.I am displeased with it as well, but for the most part, we must help make this game become what it was supposed to be. Everyone has different visions, and it just doesn't work sometimes. People kinda have to think "inside" the box that has a label "Final Fantasy" on it, and not "Other MMORPG Ideas."
That is the bottom line here. Once we establish a common basis for our ideas, and after we start realizing what sort of ideas are being accepted and which ones aren't, only then will we be able to stay on the same page together and fix this game.
And what they are doing right now as far as Letting us play for free, Making this Game playable by the time we start playing, and also the big part, waisting tons and TONS of money to make this game right for us as were playing for free, SE should get some gratitude for the people who are sticking around. Not saying to praise them like there holy god and they do everything right no, but show a little appreciation for there hard efforts they are doing to make this game right =).
I high lighted that first part specifically. These are your own words. How is this any different from the "whiners and complainers"? In all honesty if we are going to call people whiners and complainers, doesn't that include pretty much everyone that has a specific vision for the game and are vocal about it? Everyone does have different visions of how this game should be, and thats why we have people disagreeing on these forums. However, everyone is in fact entitled to their opinion and can disagree with others. Just because they disagree with your opinion doesnt make them wrong or children.I am displeased with it as well, but for the most part, we must help make this game become what it was supposed to be. Everyone has different visions, and it just doesn't work sometimes. People kinda have to think "inside" the box that has a label "Final Fantasy" on it, and not "Other MMORPG Ideas."
That is the bottom line here. Once we establish a common basis for our ideas, and after we start realizing what sort of ideas are being accepted and which ones aren't, only then will we be able to stay on the same page together and fix this game.
The devs for better or worse created these official forums, because they wanted to better communicate with us (which I commend them on). This communication runs both ways. They give us info about upcoming features and what their plans are on a given subject, but they have said many times that they also want to hear from us the players. Is this communication working? Yes. Was it the best choice? Probably not. I see problems with arguments on these forums all the time, and I think that could have been avoided by not having forums and just having more Players Polls instead. From the other angle, while I do appreciate the devs communication, I do think that they hold back info a bit too long.
I definately agree with you on that second paragraph. However, that gets into my issue with this games lack of direction for so long. Now we have Yoshi-P, so I have been looking forward to great changes. The problem is that we dont have specifics and are often not told a general time-line on many things. Now we know that in mid-June we will have the beginning changes to the battle system, but the devs failed to mention how soon the rest of the battle changes would come. And with us being this close to those changes, there is no way that the devs don't know what the new battle system will look like (i.e. they cant make changes if they dont know what they are doing). Given that, I am pretty sure they already know how a lot of the new systems and any changes they make will work out, but they arent telling us????
Once we can get more specific information about what they will do, and not vague or cryptic answers, then we can all get on the same page. Because if Yoshi-P came out on a lot of the topics in one of his letters and told us how things were and what they were going to do, I'd have far less issues. Now I might disagree, but if Yoshi-P told us this is how it will be and you can take it or leave it, then that would be it. And a decent confirmation on things as well as a timeline if applicable. At that point I'd know how the game was going to turn out, approximately when it would have x, y, or z features, and a general layout of the direction of the game as well as a deeper understanding of Yoshi-P's vision. And if I didnt like it I'd either deal with it or leave. And I don't think I am the only one. There are many people that just want to know what this game's finished product will look like so that they can re-dedicate themselves to this game, resign themsleves to the way things are, or quit and move on to another game. And for those that might not exactly love the new direction, but are still willing to stay, you'd probably see far less arguments from them. The arguments you would see would be based upon a common basis for our ideas, and what sort of ideas are being accepted and which ones aren't in accordance with Yoshi-Ps vision.
Not really. We have a very good community - the ones who play. The majority of ppl whining around here just don't play, so these foruns have a very bad community, not the game ;P Everyone in the game is fantastic.
Last edited by SirEdeonX; 05-11-2011 at 08:39 AM.
The ones that are on here more often than the game are the ones that do all the whining yes. In game everyone is wonderful you are right about that, but one thing you can never forgot.. Cant please everyone.
I'm with this guy.I'm going to throw in my praise so SE doesn't think the entire community is made up entirely of a bunch of self-entitled wankers. Others who enjoyed the event should as well. Maybe it'll help offset this incredible negativity from the people who complain and whine and complain yet still don't leave.
This was a fun event, much better than the bells in my opinion. The fluff was a nice addon, especially since it seems to actually tie into current world events. Well done SE, give us more like that.
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