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Maybe not quite the spirit of the question but: Endwalker killed FFXIV for me.
Played the game a ton from ARR to Shadowbringers, but can't bring myself to even log in any more. The house I've had for seven years will be demolished later this week and I don't even care.
I know people loved the story but I hated it. Job design, job balance and encounter design are in terrible states. Patches are taking longer. The new content they added for this expansion has been bland and uninteresting.
First time I've heard this take. Both stories were close competition for best expansion for me.
I wanted to love FF14 and tried it after shadowlands in WoW. But I felt like the entire game was terribly dull. The story felt pretty generic to me, and the cutscenes were sooooo slow (long pauses and generic emotes between lines drives me nuts). But the thing I disliked the most was how samey all the dungeons felt.
I played a WHM for the campaign up until SGE came out and actually enjoyed the way that class played, but the world just felt kinda flat to me.
@Harmageddon WHM is notoriously slow and plodding early levels and the A Real Reborn story is a realllllllllly slow burn that drags too long in places.
I wouldn't say EW killed it for me in a negative sense, but I am kinda...done with it? ShB was the absolute highlight and endwalker, despite many flaws, was a decent send off but it didn't really leave me wanting more.
It could also have something to do with the fact that I really hated leveling, inventory management and roulettes, and that's pretty much the only thing you do once you're out of msq. I much prefer gw2 for just moment to moment gameplay and casual fun so I went back to it.