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What happens when gaming dies?

Tell me your plans, or ill tell you mine

Author: Pepsipwnzgod

Sensationaly Dissapointed

Posted by Pepsipwnzgod Monday March 24 2008 at 7:04PM
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      So bored with the seemingly new age games and drone-ing through yet another weekend of an fps to mmo tie, i went to the forums again, and happily i saw a blog based on the best and worst launches, and the first on the best launch (or second) was guild wars, so i check the game list, even though i knew it's standing, just to see where it was again.

       Now i was a GW beta phanboii, i played day and night, bought bonus slots for characters and played each roll to it's fullest, debuffing with my migrane mesmer, spending every hour attempting to get elite skills, or even (back in the day) grinding hydra's by w/e rock lol, and it was great, but going back i was dissapointed... now for factions i went back and i played through on both a ritualist and an assassin. subbing monks on both like i always did for w/e reason, and it was fun, faction grinding beleive it or not is fun, 40 second runs to a spot and 300 gold, ez change. but it got repedetive so i took a small break, small enough to wait for Night Fall. NF was an amazing expansion, the starter area was so big i hit 20 before i got off the island, i had the "best" armor quality within a few hours and was wrecking the place with my dervish/paragon mix, didnt feel like leveling through the long story 2x, and i beat it with ease, getting my crazy primeval armor and then working through it on all my other toons, which was a blast btw but i couldnt help but wonder...

GW is a pvp based game, everything in the game is supposed to circled around a pvp, but it's a seamed game.... It hadnt bothered me until i had dominated each class and completed every quest and mission in every story on almost every class, but when i looked at it thoroughly, wt****, it's seamed. I cant do open pvp, i started GW when i was like 14 or 15.. now im 17 and it's almost like... going back to tony hawk 1 after playing smash bro's melee for wii, it just doesnt work... you grow past it right? but it was SUCH a fun game and i wish i could get that sensation back... after i realised this i tried all my old games ALL of them, i whipped out my diablo 1, let down... I spanked a big chunk of Diablo 2 ANNNND expansion... let down... I akwardly clicked through 2 minutes of runescape.. letdown, what a bummer.. i wish there were more endless games, games that grow with players no matter what... I'm waiting for an MMO like fable... Oblivion is supposidly an MMO but it's not -.- i'm looking for a WORLD, not a month long game.. or even a year long, im looking for a game i can play for a week, get into a coma, come out of the coma, recover my memmory and be like "whoa this game STILL pwns"

I dont know about you.. but yea, that's just how i feel

Sad, yet true.

Posted by Pepsipwnzgod Sunday March 16 2008 at 12:06AM
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I'm hopelessy addicted to pc games... but the sad thing is, i dont really enjoy them anymore, so what is the point of staying? i started my decade of gaming with diablo 1 working through runsescape and diablo 2, hopping on counterstrike for a few day spree of "nab" and just a roll around every hot topic game, years invested into WoW with fps's on the side, and it's all just to kill time. But shouldnt i be doing something else? just the other day was my birthday and i had dinner, and at dinner i took up a side convo with my grandma about how i hate video games but how i cant seem to quit, ive tried every game on mmorpg.com's game list and ive actually tried them to the "you cant really judge this game unless you play up to XXX" point and really, im just not pleased...

I go to the mall with friends, i have a girlfriend, im frankly your average kid, but i spend a little more time on video games then anyone else i know did, and it's getting old... any tips on how to slowly feign away from games would be appreciated.. and dont flame, your life is sad if the only way you can "get off" is by insulting people youll never know or meet..

PvP is Serious Business

Posted by Pepsipwnzgod Sunday March 9 2008 at 4:58PM
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In all seriousness, you can tell a serious gamer by how great they are in pvp, now dont get me wrong with all the lotro playing, semi-casual but decked out in best gear gamers, theyre good. but skill isnt measured by how decent your gear is. pvp is.

PvP, the one act in any game (imo) that makes it worth the entire downloading.. opening.. configuring.. leveling.. dying at night because you leveled all day... getting some gear... part of the game....

Going into the battlefield or chilling outside of a town, chasing down opposite factions or people the belong the a different guild, just the act itself is thrilling, you have the have quick reactions and a setup that suits the way you act in crappy situations... for instance, your killing a mob, you have 50% hp and most of your skills are on cooldown, your mana is dying down and someone attacks you, AMAZING. why?!?!?!?!? you think, maybe your close to leveling or your just close to getting that quest finished but someone attacks you. that's when killer instincts fit in, if you die and your the one ganking, your bad at your class, no defense for that. you just are... but the people who survive isnt it glorious?

All the survivors know who they are too, your the ones with the decked out pvp gear, the people that can take out anyone of anyclass, there are so few of you but your all fantastic. but then there are the losers.. the people that are god awful at pvp but still flood the halls of every game, spamming duel requests to people 10 levels lower or going to a lowby zone just so you can get that 2 second kill thrill that doesnt really mean anything to you but you do it anyway so when they call you a newb after you die you can think to yourself or even /y it ffs, "that's why i pwnt you"

Pwnt.. thats a clever little word isnt it? i t means owned, like the P adds anything to the meaning, you can say owned or pwnt, either way your calling the other person a newb, gg on that btw, whoever made that worth that is.. i honestly beleive that you should only be able to say pwnt if there was a massive challange that could have presented itself but didnt.. your fighting someone equal level but you know they have a party member somewhere that'll hop in if they see their friend dying, or maybe fighting the OP class that all the newbs play because they dont require skill.. that's pwn-worthy but getting off topic...

PvP should have some sort of test.. there are drivers licenses to see if your good enough to drive, their are even req's to get into freaking holes in the walls filled with monsters, but pvp? no... it's meant for the newbs to enjoy right, but what about when you walk around and notice everyone that pvps with your class.. is giving your class a bad name, like personally im a hunter on wow "alliance" and zomgwtflawlerz im a night elf, so i have 3 negatives against me right away and my thought process on this is... no matter what i do to win a duel, if i dont 4 up that person, as in pwn them in 4 ways, they always have something to come back at me with, pvp is serious business

leave it to ppl that are good...

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