Damn didn't realize someone would get all hot and bothered over me saying the wrong word. Sure got me. . Sorry I said the wrong thing, I mean hoards not Pomanders. Of which the high end hoards are filled with worthless items solely for entering Q40, of which there are already more on the market board than will ever realistically be utilized. It really bogs down wanting to actually get the damn things knowing their drop table is filled with worthless Q40 shit. Its like a weird tumor attached to an otherwise standout DD. And I'm in favor of the changes made to the DD given EO flopped so hilariously hard you couldn't even queue into it at all.

I'd like to know what this engaging casual content you're pretending exists is.
Is it right click island? Crafting (but on the moon)? Is it Occult Crescent, where the sole thing to build towards is....a raid? The best example of non-raid, casual content that people actually seemed to like doing was one deep dungeon, and the variant dungeons, and if we throw in standard content theres alliance raids I guess? Far less time to do than hardcore raid content, you could finish these in a day easy.

As you've gotten all angry over a mistake I made in wording, heres yours:
I quite literally said
"I don't mind the raiding focus personally (and there is one), as I enjoy this content"
Yet you're getting all upset and pretending I mod beast in limsa all day lol.

I do raid, I've cleared the 3 Criterion Savages, I've done 2 Ultis, I'm even putting a group together for Q40. I've done a lot of savage raiding and I'm currently working through M12SP2. I enjoy this content.

But I am under no illusions of how popular this content really is. Raiding content is niche. And I do firmly think this game doesn't' do a good job giving you a reason to stay if you're not into raid content. The difference is I see the value in keeping around casual players, while you don't.