Board 8 > Article: How I played FF14 wrong and wasted 400+ hours

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This also led to me not learning you could even change Jobs for the entire 400+ hour duration I played FFXIV.

Man what the fuck

What a weird article lmao

"I started an MMO even though I don't like multiplayer games, dropped a ridiculous amount of time into it, never really learned how to play it properly, and now I hate the game. Just wanted to tell everyone!"

Cool story bro

This article reads like an AI wrote it.

Not due to the actual events or statements, I mean the repetitivenature of the verbage and actual sentance structure, as well as how it keeps alluding to stuff without ever clarifying, feels AI generated via prompts.

This article reads like an AI wrote it.

Not due to the actual events or statements, I mean the repetitive nature of the verbage and actual sentance structure, as well as how it keeps alluding to stuff without ever clarifying, feels AI generated via prompts.

But Ive always heard that FFXIV could be played entirely solo; this quite understandably intrigued me. I, of course, had a difficult time believing it, though I was constantly told how this was the case. If I had to attach a percentage, Id say around 97-98% of the people I asked said that complete solo play was possible, so I was inclined to believe that crowd.

The only reason I became an Arcanist was because that happened to be the first Job quest I selected.

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On the other hand, this is such a stupid premise that it is only believable coming from the mouth of an online video game journalist.

I have a theory: the concept was devised by the author to make people mad and generate clicks, and to save work they had text generated by AI.

That would still mean that it didn't actually happen.

This article reads like an AI wrote it.

Not due to the actual events or statements, I mean the repetitive nature of the verbage and actual sentance structure, as well as how it keeps alluding to stuff without ever clarifying, feels AI generated via prompts.

Couldn't he just go to the area 5-10 levels before and grind a bit to get decent armor and job exp for a few hours? I can't imagine you can ruin your whole character permanently just by playing poorly.

There is such a thing as bad writing, and the people who write clickbait articles probably aren't world-class talents. I was also thinking that 400 hours into an MMO the author hated would be difficult for a professional writer, but these articles are sourced from anyone willing to freelance for a quick buck now.