Allegedly could touch the top of the backboard , was a great long jumper , arnold Schwarzenegger said he could lift more than the body builders at some gym . years after he retired 1 in a trillion athlete . 5124581 heres some of his track times and what not <| sep |> And 2 . 5 ahead of Green Bay <| sep |> I wish I made it . Took this at the museum of contemporary art in Denver <| sep |> I ' m ready and , depending on the rewards , willing , but there ' s still going to be a riot if we have to repurchase the book . <| sep |> What sort of fears ? I ' ve been in several long term relationships and I just went with the flow . <| sep |> This is only partly true . Yes , what you said is necessary when the approach is taken as you described . Now , HERE ' S what should have been done . FFXI was a bit different than most MMO ' s . It was a very intricate online world that WAS keyword was always expanding . The game can grow with it ' s playerbase while still having an equal spread across the levels . A few things they should have done different . First of all , FFXIV was one of the biggest contributors of FFXI ' s decline . Instead of moving on to the next thing they should have sat down and revised ways to perfect and expand FFXI . New content and the path to accessing new content is a great way to keep players playing and keep players excited . Every year or two , ad an expansion and add new missions , quests , events and gear inbetween . This keeps the veterans busy and coming back . Furthermore , people for QUITE some time kept BEGGING them to drop PS 2 and Xbox support so that the graphics could be updated . FFXI could have been made as pretty and modern looking as FFXIV is , all the while Vana ' Diel could have continued it ' s expansion . Now , as people stay , new ones come and a few old ones will inevitably go . This is the life cycle , much like the real world we live in . You would still have a heavy , healthy amount of veteran players which would keep the game healthy and contribute to new players joining through hearing of it , through word of mouth and through marketing a successful platform but as a few of the veterans would leave now and then , those previously new players could have taken their place . This is part of how FFXI could have kept expanding and flourishing . Unfortunately , to SE it is just a business venture and they didn ' t want to think so far out of the box or take any risks . I guarantee that right now they are already dreaming up a replacement for FFXIV . They just want to get their money ' s worth of of something for as long as they can before moving to the next and not realizing the potential that sticking with something can bring .