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When you get to speak to someone, make them wait first. Then yell something along the lines of "SEE, YOU KNOW HOW ANNOYING THAT IS YOU LITTLE ****!?" after a bit.

Yeah, I posted before I saw your edit.

What do you need them for anyway?



You know, aside from complaining about their terrible service.

Wasn't FFXIV released like... over a year ago?

Ohh, is it going to suck less this time around?






Also, Japanese street fashion is ******* insane. The Rick Owens sneakers (high tops with the zipper that half of them seem to wear) are amazing though. If only they didn't cost €750...

From what I gathered, the original was pretty much a giant pile of **** so better in every way isn't all that descriptive.


Also, why is it that designer stuff often looks so much better than anything I can afford? Although I'm not a big fan of the whole goth ninja/next level stuff aside from those sneakers.

The original complaints that come to mind was that there wasn't enough to do (like nothing), it was tons of grinding, the market system wasn't enjoyable, and the class system was meh.

So they completely redesigned the game. They ended FFXIV with a giant invasion event, and reshaped the zones and world accordingly for ARR. It's more like a sequel, in that respect.

But now there are quest structures from start to finish, they added a ton of guild leves (their dungeon quest thingy), added FATE events (public events a la GW2/Rift), added a bunch of other PVE content pathways. I haven't actually looked into those too actively, because I don't like going into MMOs knowing everything. I have fun discovering stuff.

Oh, and they changed the class system (dropped one class by fusing it into Gladiator, added the Arcanist class). Classes now specialize into jobs at high levels (Glad -> Paladin, Arcanist -> Summoner or Scholar, etc.) These essentially replace the ability to slot cross-class skills (like giving a Conjurer, the main healer, stronger nukes, too) with dedicated, specialized skills for specific roles. Right now, only Arcanist has two specializations (one is support and damage, like the Arcanist, the other adds healing capabilities to create a second healing job).

It looks like it will be an interesting system. And their crafting stuff looks really interesting.

I know nothing about endgame.

I never understood how fashion design works. They come up with completely insane concepts that no sane person would wear in public. What's the point?

The stuff at that level of fashion isn't expected to last more than a season, if that. It's ludicrous from any remotely practical ideas regarding clothing. It's sort of a huge blow-up of current trends, cranking them to their highest points.

But, even though those fashion trends change subtly at the consumer level from season to season, when you're talking about extreme exaggeration of those features even a change to something like color palettes and sleeve length renders most of your wardrobe out of date.

It's insane, yes. But whatever, if the rich want to be absurd (or the non-rich want to make people think they're rich), I couldn't care less.

Is the idea behind Japanese Street Fashion to hide the sex of the person wearing it? Because a couple of them chicks were sporting a sweet goatee.

As far as fashion goes, everything has already been done. Some dope playing with shoes and drawing them with zippers on the side and five tongues is not creative. But like digg said, maybe in a different context, "if the rich want to be absurd (or the non-rich want to make people think they're rich), I couldn't care less."

Androgyny is hot.

Yes, but that leads to an eternal feedback loop, which is an absurd way to live.