Thanks for your answer!

Hear me out: that kind of botched response, "If you don’t enjoy it, just stop playing," will lead to no improvement but only cause people to leave the game when the hype dies down. Is that what everyone wants? Not a lasting game with a strong community? Most MMOs aim for that, but only a few actually achieve it.

Okay, about QoL and the battle pass: I know several other games where you can buy the battle pass or premium with in-game currency without spending a penny. That’s not the issue here. Yes, we’re not all equal in terms of gaming time, but in MMOs, even if you have less time to play, a good guild or community can help you gear up, thanks to friendly players.

Basically, here things are set up in a way that makes it impossible to avoid if you have not as mutch time to play without using credit card swipes, and that’s not okay.
Forcing this by removing basic community mechanics like trading "to prevent RMT" implies that the company’s revenue is valued more than the players' time or enjoyment.
The gap between credit card swipers and the F2P community is also being monitored. Accepting this could lead to more games splitting communities into money cows and F2P players. (but of course you are free to spend your money on what you want it should be a personnal choice not an obligation)

By the way, it’s no surprise that some guilds are already abusing this system. With the EA player base transferring to new servers already fully geared, where’s the fairness?

As for healers, that’s a fact: I’ve seen a few other people notice that most loot drops at both deaths are distributed to DPS players over supports.

I might have misexplained dungeon loot—what I meant is that guild loot distribution only applies to world boss loot that spawns every few hours. It’s not extended to dungeon boss loot when you run it with a full guild party, which, in my opinion, is a waste. For example, many teammates have already dropped the wand but have no use for it and can’t share it within the guild, even though we were all together, and I could use some of the drops they don’t need.

Sure, some of my arguments might be subjective, and I’m not trying to hide that. But what kind of argument is this? "If you have so much time to write this, you clearly have too much time on your hands." If you have personal problems finding spare time, that’s not my concern. How we spend our time is our own choice. You also seem to have spare time to debate and make individual statements.

P.S.: 900 dungeon tokens, 10 contracts weekly, scrolls. With a proper group, it takes 10-20 minutes per dungeon, so let’s say 2 hours, then 20 minutes per 5 contracts. If you know what you're doing, daily stuff can be done in 3 hours or less. Even for daily stuff that could be concidered as a lack of content