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Perception that the game is dead

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Jak-Jak
09.14.2012 , 11:58 PM | #51
Quote: Originally Posted by Whitewalkers View Post
Why all the hate? Oh idk maybe it has to do with all promises that they made before the relase of the game like 700 hour of game play the dev talk about per toon or maybe all the bugs in the game that dont get fixed or maybe it has to do with that the content that they do have is worthless like crafting (biochem) is the only one worth having or maybe that everyone look exacly the same just to name a few.
Well said.
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limenutpen
09.15.2012 , 12:15 AM | #52
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EUROPE PvP server is still doing well. Despite the fact that since GW2 launched PvP servers have suffered the most.

We still have two instances in fleet, and every non major planet has like 30 people in the evening. BH area has like that every time. Did my weekly 0200 in the morning CET Friday 25 people in the area.
LFG pop is ok for HM FP, couple mins in a bad day. WZs less to a min.

So when I come to the forums games feels death, I go and play and it feels alive.

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Kubernetic
09.15.2012 , 03:40 AM | #53
Quote: Originally Posted by Whitewalkers View Post
Why all the hate? Oh idk maybe it has to do with all promises that they made before the relase of the game like 700 hour of game play the dev talk about per toon or maybe all the bugs in the game that dont get fixed or maybe it has to do with that the content that they do have is worthless like crafting (biochem) is the only one worth having or maybe that everyone look exacly the same just to name a few.
I'm well over 700 hours of played time.

Not sure what you did, but it was wrong.

Cybertech has been immensely valuable for all of my characters, and even Armormech is now making itself useful with augments and augment kits.

Do you even know what you're talking about, or is it just blah blah blah for the fun of seeing your typed words?
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smilefunk
09.15.2012 , 07:39 AM | #54
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Superawesomerman
09.15.2012 , 12:38 PM | #55
Snrk. Good showings on both sides, keep it up.

I can't remember what the other crafting offered, but slicing and biochemical seemed the only useful disciplines. And biochemical got nerfed. Everything else can just be gtned..
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Cakellene
09.15.2012 , 01:45 PM | #56
Quote: Originally Posted by Superawesomerman View Post
Snrk. Good showings on both sides, keep it up.

I can't remember what the other crafting offered, but slicing and biochemical seemed the only useful disciplines. And biochemical got nerfed. Everything else can just be gtned..
And where do those GTN items come from? Other crafting skills.
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09.15.2012 , 01:45 PM | #57
Quote: Originally Posted by ahduth View Post
Yeah, the game certainly launched into a period of relative economic weakness. Incomes have been going down for well over a decade, but more recently the housing bust and stagnant unemployment certainly contribute to a general sense of malaise. Meaning possibly all the lost subs for WoW, SW:TOR and other games is potentially just due to household's interest in saving more.

Is it possible all the people who are citing the lost subscribers as a "Bioware-fail" are missing the big picture?
It is a myth that economic conditions mean less subscriptions. In times of economic troubles, the relative inexpensiveness of a MMORPG subscription for unlimited entertainment is one of the best values you can get. It is a lot cheaper than cable television, the movies, just about anything else you can think of. There was a university study done on this back around 2008 or so, but I can't find the link now. I wish I saved that paper, people constantly claim that subscription losses are due to the economy, and it just isn't so.

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Tiek
09.15.2012 , 01:57 PM | #58
Quote: Originally Posted by Imhotep View Post
The other day, not realizing Juyo was an origin server, I rolled a Sniper there (Im full up on slots on Harbinger). I load in, nothing about it being an origin server, no offer to transfer. I walk around for a minute and realize I am one of 3 people total on the server.

I realized ah this must be an origin server and looked at the list and sure enough. Now I read and post on the forums I was well aware of the transfers. I just had a brain fart when I picked Juyo. But for people who quit and are returning who either arent active on the forums or just havent been paying attention to the game I can see where this would be an issue.

It makes me wonder if people do this and then think screw it this game really is dead.

BW you guys need to make it plainly clear for people that these are origin servers. Lock character creation and get these forced transfers done.

In the mean time I looked at all the origin servers and deleted all of my toons off of them as I've been on The Harbinger since day 1 and dont see a need to roll anywhere else.
so you didnt notice that Juyo is padlocked, greyed out, and listed as population locked on the server selection screen? i mean honestly, thats pretty hard to miss.

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Jak-Jak
09.15.2012 , 02:00 PM | #59
Quote: Originally Posted by Scritchy View Post
It is a myth that economic conditions mean less subscriptions. In times of economic troubles, the relative inexpensiveness of a MMORPG subscription for unlimited entertainment is one of the best values you can get. It is a lot cheaper than cable television, the movies, just about anything else you can think of. There was a university study done on this back around 2008 or so, but I can't find the link now. I wish I saved that paper, people constantly claim that subscription losses are due to the economy, and it just isn't so.
Especially when you look at some other games player bases which are thriving right now. Claiming the economy has an influence over subscription numbers is just a mute point. If a poor economy means people will pay less for forms of entertainment, does that mean they just play board games and do jig-saw puzzles? Personally, I find the cheapest thing I can do when I'm saving money is staying in and playing video games.
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LeonBraun
09.15.2012 , 02:12 PM | #60
Quote: Originally Posted by Whitewalkers View Post
I give it two years from its release that the severs will still be up. F2p will add a lot of people with it but they will see that the game has nothing to offer and EA just screwed them out of $20.00. F2p is money from the game sales people will do one or two miros. There is no way that they can save this game so they are just going to make as much as they can before they shut it down. All the lies, Vo killed the game. The end.
VO didn't kill the game. Bugs, performance issuss, poor management communication, and lack of replayable content killed the game.
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