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"You must lift the control panel."
"Pathetic!"
"These tomes fail to mention how disagreeably dank it is."
However, FFXIV is an RPG first and an MMO second. And it's a jRPG at that.
I would give the story a chance before writing it off as just another story to tie the instanced content together and keep players playing long. It's not like an action movie where the plot is just there to serve as a means to go from one action scene to the next.
I will say that ARR does start off slow and does have pacing problems, but the quality of writing and the pacing and speed does pick up with Heavensward.
Your loss.
I think a lot of ppl are like what you say. However, if you actually streaming this game or watch other reactions. It’s actually quite different. There are several things about it that a none reader can’t comprehend if you aren’t looking around the way how they build the world as you skipping dialogues and certain events during MSQ. They use alot of vocab that I really rarely see in modern mmo with old English and several region of the world. It’s definitely FF in its core but reaching out by character development and interesting facts that you can Google it.
The Fun is the way ppl play video games, but I think it’s also from what other experiences different from yours. It has depth into it and I think that’s why ppl praise the game for eventhough a lot of immersion moments are limited by the engine itself that you don’t feel they are that important.
Either way, the music is what drawing ppl to the game alongside with encounters design specific for that type of battle in the story. It’s a heavy RP element into the way how they represent it if you actually revisit certain parts of the story again.
You can pay 20 bucks to boost through the MSQ if you're serious about not liking the story, but wanting to play the game. It's that or just go through and skip cutscenes.
The game is a JRPG first, and mmo second.
If you don't really care about the story then this game is not for you. That is unless you're willing to spend days, even weeks, skipping dialogues or fork out some cash for the story skip.