If you don't like the rewards, don't do it. I honestly don't get the complaint the content is optional. I mean, honestly, how many dyes recipes and food do you need options for? in fact, Anet made it pretty clear from the beginning you don't play this game because of a gear treadmill. Really? I won't say that fashion wars is the ONLY reason to play endgame, but it's a significant part of what endgame is about since day 1. In fact, I would argue those are easier, since you don't have to wait for an event to spawn to get them. Yes, coins are easy to get - but so are things like unbound and volatile magic. Even sadder that people are okay with that. It's a sad state if looking pretty is a big part of the end game, however. WC3 is fun for those players, so they keep playing it today, 19 years after the game released.Either recipes or food or dyes or something.or at the very least the ability to click Use All to get rid of them. My last bit isn‘t besides the point, but actually exactly answers your point about content being played indefinately if it is fun. It doesn‘t extend the time content is fun, it just extends the tediousness because players feel the need to play content they don‘t enjoy because of how rewarding it is. So yes, content will be dropped by some once the rewards have been earned, because the content strictly wasn‘t fun in the first place. Content that is fun will still be played even after all the rewards have been gained. If content is only done due to the rewards and only them and then left immediately it is just bad content.

Adding rewards doesn‘t extend the time content is fun. If content is fun, content will be played. Im not disagreeing with that, but thats also completely beside the point im making. Thus the moment they have gotten the rewards their will be people who are in the zone where they would enjoyed the content with rewards to chase but not anymore without them. The whole point i am making is that time it is fun for them gets extended by adding rewards.

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