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A real shame, I remember the true "golden years" of online games, where it took time and real challenge. Now, we get a whole generation of instant gratification gamers who need to be spoon fed their victories, or cry that "we don't have time" and thus, make the game easy mode for us so we can rush through as much as we can with what little time we have.
I honestly doubt we will see future mmo's return to the true origins of what made them great because of the dumbed down mindset of this recent generation of gamers.