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All These Angry/Quit Threads Makes Me Sad

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All These Angry/Quit Threads Makes Me Sad

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Skidrowbro
07.23.2012 , 07:30 PM | #81
Quote: Originally Posted by Darth_Pants View Post
what a load of rubbish. Why cant a game have lfg
MMORPG's were not about self gratification
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dps meters
Is an addon not a feature
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decent ui
Better than WoW and an MMO I've every played
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good looking gear
We don't need oversized should pads
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good lvling content
Awesome Story, maybe try not to spacebar so much
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good endgame?
Not everyone plays 18 hours a day and burned themselves out in the first week

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are you truly so blinded by the big mmo companies that you think its asking too much of a company that spent half a billion dollars on a game to include the features its paying customers want?
Over exaggeration of the cost

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Toweleeeie
07.23.2012 , 07:32 PM | #82
Quote: Originally Posted by GalacticKegger View Post
  • lfg: Already has it. Is it WoW's? Nope, and I hope it never goes there.
  • dps meters: That was dev's choice and they announced in-game mods would not be part of the game long before it ever released. Ill-fit to one's preferences does not a bad game make.
  • decent ui: 1.2 gave this game the best customizable default UI in the genre ... imho of course.
  • good looking gear: Ill-fit to one's preferences does not a bad game make.
  • good lvling content: Already has this in spades unless click n' go speed questing is one's preference. In which case Ill-fit to one's preferences does not a bad game make.
  • good endgame: After only being around for 7 months there's plenty of it at this stage of development. I don't play but 20+ hours a week and am just reaching SMs on my main. But what little I have experienced is a blast.

Bottom line: ill-fit to one's preferences does not a bad game make. Paying customers who demand fried chicken at a new taco stand because Denny's already has both might consider visiting a Denny's.
The gear looking like ***** is facted. After level 40 the gear is not even in the realm of Star Wars.
I like turtles

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Baldness
07.23.2012 , 07:32 PM | #83
Quote: Originally Posted by Reppical View Post
I was just thinking because I remember in almost every MMO i've played... there are always "I quit" threads... but they always varied in different times of the game's lifespan or "life" after its release. Could it be that TOR's content was not abundant enough? Leveling to 50 and completing the endgame in such a short time allowed players to be bored with it so quickly? WoW had the same issues if i remember both in Vanilla and Burning Crusade once the average norm reached the endgame and completed it. So did LOTRO. So I ask again... is it possible that TOR's content did not delay the masses from getting bored quickly enough because history would show that it seems inevitable. Could it be the reason why WoW is still up and running is because of the time it takes for players to reach the endgame and then completing it?
No.

I had a guild that was over 400 strong.

The vast majority of players couldn't be bothered with operations.

The game economy was screwed from the start because there wasn't one.

No real opportunity for players to develop relationships during levelling

Empty world .. didnt bump into many players whilst levelling ... no community

No tools for guild leaders

And lately .. technical issues ..

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GalacticKegger
07.23.2012 , 07:32 PM | #84
Quote: Originally Posted by Skidrowbro View Post
Over exaggeration of the cost
WAY over exaggeration by like, what ... 3x?

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Skidrowbro
07.23.2012 , 07:37 PM | #85
Quote: Originally Posted by GalacticKegger View Post
WAY over exaggeration by like, what ... 3x?
Rumours have it $150-300million. Not sure what percentage goes to Lucas tho, I'm sure it's not cheap

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GalacticKegger
07.23.2012 , 07:50 PM | #86
Quote: Originally Posted by Toweleeeie View Post
The gear looking like ***** is facted. After level 40 the gear is not even in the realm of Star Wars.
My main has mostly level 40 - 50 custom gear stuffed with mods from comms, drops, heroic quest rewards & crafting ... average item level around 126. Looks pretty cool actually. The gear I think looks dorkiest are those ugly cockroach wing shoulder pads. Yuck. But I like what I have. I'll post a screen after my workstation completes its security scan.

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Evgen
07.23.2012 , 08:12 PM | #87
Quote: Originally Posted by Darth_Pants View Post
i thought as much.

saying that wow DESTROYED other GENRES because it was good and alot of ppl played it.

move along ppl, nothing worth reading from that guy here. just move along.

saying that other games sales are effected by the success of wow is one of the most backwards comments i have seen here in a while.

These other games didn't fail because wow is good, they failed because they are NOT GOOD.
Whatever, WoW isn't even that good. A lot of people played WoW, because a lot of people played WoW!
When I first played WoW I quit after a couple sessions. The game was boring. My friends who still played got me to try it again after the first expansion, and the new races had more interesting starting zones and looked better.
My friends didn't convince me it was better, I still liked CoH, they were just playing!
WoW didn't succeed because it was great, it succeeded because it was Warcraft, Blizzard, and it was good enough. Now people expect too much. Wow didn't start with everything, everyone says that we should be able to expect more, but obviously you can't when NO ONE can provide it.
You really should read that article on the effects of not using proper capitalization, punctuation, and abbreviation dude. Almost made me not want to bother replying.

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EduardoJN
07.23.2012 , 08:23 PM | #88
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Well...I have 29 alts now
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I have 29 alts now
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29 alts now
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29 alts
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29
Holy mother of the no-lifers God!!

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Soluss
07.23.2012 , 08:33 PM | #89
Quote: Originally Posted by GalacticKegger View Post
Blizzard president Michael Morhaime probably explained it best: "Players are getting so good that they are consuming content too fast. As a result what we are seeing is churnover between major patches and expansion releases that is difficult to keep pace with." Me thinks that pulling addons from WoW would likely cause its notoroiusly fast progression to come to a screaching halt ... then they wouldn't have that problem.
ToR has notoroiously fast progression with no add ons. The only difference is ToRs content is tuned to be without them and WoWs content is tuned to be with them. The biggest problem of consuming content is MMOs of today are designed with the casual in mind. MMOs of pre WoW were designed to take a long time to level. It took me a year in EQ1 to hit max level, on my first toon. I played way more hours in that then I did here. It took me less then a month to level in ToR....

I believe that to be the biggest issue with games of today. However, if we go backwards... then casuals dont like it. So they need to find a good balance. Whats even odder is they actually make it easier to level as time goes on... as if it wasnt fast enough already.

What I find apparent in threads like these, that the happy people dont realize, it takes subscriptions to keep these games going. You all want to flame us for being negative and not happy with the game. You all want to tell us to just drop our sub and stop playing.... you all fail to realize that's exactly what alot of people are doing. You want to push away the ones, holding on by a thread hoping for a recovery, away. We are the people helping to keep this game alive, with our wallets and hopes and passions for the game. If you think the game is going to live on just the people that are currently happy......... you are sadly mistaken.

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Soluss
07.23.2012 , 08:39 PM | #90
Quote: Originally Posted by Skidrowbro View Post
MMORPG's were not about self gratification
Is an addon not a feature
Better than WoW and an MMO I've every played
We don't need oversized should pads
Awesome Story, maybe try not to spacebar so much
Not everyone plays 18 hours a day and burned themselves out in the first week

Over exaggeration of the cost
MMOs are there to have fun. If a feature helps players have fun .... lol self gratification

Refining your playstyle is a way of life for some MMO players. DPS meters are a tool to do that.

It is pretty good now

My jugg tank looks like a transformer not a sith warrior. Oversized shoulder pads is what you come up with?

When you seen 90% of that story a few times its hard not to spacebar. Let me see you read the same book 4 times in a row.

I play about 4 hours a day on average... exxagerate much?

Was a little... noone knows... we do know it was over 200 million. Irreguardless... this game had the biggest IP, biggest budget and biggest staff. We got a shell of what they should have accomplished.