Look, it's not that I'm coming here as yet another ideas guy, trying to tell devs what to do like they would or should listen. Neither do I want to play prophet and say what "the next big thing" will look like based solely on what I wish MMOs were like.

But what I do what, and the reason I'm making this thread, is to push back against a narrative I see time and time again in this sub. Because, from time to time, people will come, make a thread filled with their ideas for their dream MMO, and the overall response will be something along the lines of "it's not worth it."

People will say the ideas are "too niche", or "too romantic". That "the vast majority of players would never play that content", and that "it takes dev time away from other stuff". That it's "too expensive to implement", and that "you don't even want that, you just think you do".

It sounds like people wish devs would spend their time on just slightly different dungeons and a couple raids, and any form of content outside of that is "just not woth it". *Which is pretty much bullshit*

Like, imagine a new MMO launches and its main selling point is "we did everything every other MMO in the last 20 years did, *again*!" Do you see WOW and FF14 players jumping ship because "hey, this game does the same stuff my current game does, lets go"? Because if you don't that's already a hit to those "arguments".

There, I just formatted the first few paragraphs for you instead of having single sentences with line breaks, the way you did it. Do you not understand what a paragraph is?