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4/16/09 5:34:59 PM#121
Originally posted by DeathTouch
Then you are only reading what you want to. Anyone can easily look through the threads here and see that posts are responded to with explanations of game mechanics, suggestions for resolving posted issues and overall helpful advice. Does everyone crap on weepy Sally? Yes. That's a reaction he's earned. If you come here and ask for help, the posters here offer it freely and extensively. If you come here to post misinformation, lies and completely false garbage about the game, the posters here will crap all over you, especially when they've already actually tried to explain the mechanics to someone and offer them helpful advice but they blindly dismiss it.
You've already made it very clear that you have no genuine interest in information or discussion ("i dont care about the game, which also means i dont care to search for why people like it.") so I won't bother you with any further replies.
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4/16/09 5:36:35 PM#122
Originally posted by Arioc
ROFLMOA!!!
Thanks, i just read it and love it. |
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4/16/09 5:52:26 PM#123
Originally posted by LynxJSA
Then you are only reading what you want to. Anyone can easily look through the threads here and see that posts are responded to with explanations of game mechanics, suggestions for resolving posted issues and overall helpful advice. Does everyone crap on weepy Sally? Yes. That's a reaction he's earned. If you come here and ask for help, the posters here offer it freely and extensively. If you come here to post misinformation, lies and completely false garbage about the game, the posters here will crap all over you, especially when they've already actually tried to explain the mechanics to someone and offer them helpful advice but they blindly dismiss it.
You've already made it very clear that you have no genuine interest in information or discussion ("i dont care about the game, which also means i dont care to search for why people like it.") so I won't bother you with any further replies.
I read on this post because it was up on the main page, i wasnt trolling for stuff to bitch about. I didnt read what i wanted to, i read the OP's post and the rest that followed. He didnt EARN anything but an honest post of yes i think the guests are to easy, with an "oh i just click this way point into the nav comp and set AP and wait, get there kill yada yada and set the WP and AP to go home" or no its like this because 1) there are so many freaking star systems in that game it would take you forever to find where you were going if you didnt have the nav system with WPs or 2) didnt know there was a search option for a star system on the map page. He didnt come here looking for someone to help him, he had friends for that. he was posting an opinion that i agree with. I came here to post that i did and asked why all the hostility for a post. the only time i see hostility is if its a fanboi and they QQ more then anyone actually complaining about "the game" whatever that game maybe. i know i read some posts that read "this game sucks" and thats it. to me they should of just stayed logged out of the forums and the game and got a life. but someone who is asking a question, even a dumb one, doesnt need to get his shit jumped by fanbois. to your "come here and post misinformation", what misinformation? his opinion and mine match, along with so many others. that doesnt meen he needs to be flamed. |
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nickelpat
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Joined: 11/07/08
"War isn''t about dieing for your country; It''s about making your enemy die for theirs." - G.Patton |
4/16/09 6:02:12 PM#124
Originally posted by peanut2007uk
Sorry you didn't give EVE enough time. Ever try a mission with a higher level than one? Did you ever attempt to train ANY skills? How about leave the newbie sector of space? Buy stuff? Get involved in politics? No? Of course it'll be boring, it's like playing WoW and just running around Stormwind for 2 weeks doing the easiest , stupidest quests you can find (I mean.. WoW is boring enough after you leave Stormwind too :P). Please, try to pick up on the spelling a bit and less ellipsis' before you come back. ____________________________ "I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but I know World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones." - Albert Einstein |
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4/16/09 6:44:13 PM#125
Mines better than yours. |
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4/16/09 7:18:36 PM#126
Originally posted by Salvatoris
I personally offered you 20 mil isk to use in game to try some new ships fittings out because you were convinced that ISK gave people such an advantage. You refused my offer. I recommended that you get together with one of the talented PvPers that frequent this forum to learn some of the finer points of the game. You said that you weren't interested. You stated reasons that you didn't like the game. Many of us here tried to help you understand why we like the game. You have never been interested in this. The amount of time you've spent learning the game is relatively tiny. Eve is a game of years- as we've explained to you before, if you don't enjoy the delayed gratification of very long term projects, you will probably never enjoy the game. For the 937th time: WE ACCEPT AND RESPECT THAT YOU DO NOT ENJOY EVE. What we do not accept and respect is the fact that you keep coming back to this forum for the sole purpose of making (misinformed) negative posts about the game. It is pretty unfair to someone that might be interested in all eve has to offer if they decide whether or not to try the game base on your sweeping judgements (which are in turn based on a few short weeks in the game). You are making yourself look a little sad to be honest. You have actually posted a link to an eve bashing review in your signature.. you've spent hours making eve bashing posts in this forum.. all this effort to crusade against a game that you don't like. To the rest of us, it looks like you are trying to have your revenge on eve for something. If I don't like a game, I just quit it and walk away.. I've quit several MMOs that I didn't like for various reasons but I didn't spend weeks camping out in those game forums bashing the games. That's the basis of my "girlfriend" analogy above, and i think it's dead on. You are acting like eve hurt your feelings somehow. We like eve because it is brutal, huge, and complicated. I takes perserverence and a thick skin to get anywhere in the game... and many goals in the game take YEARS to accomplish. For me this is great- because most games get boring for me after I've "solved" the big problems in the game... I've never been bored in eve because I've always got multiple long, medium, and short-term goals I'm working toward. Right after college I spent two years living out of a car and climbing mountains pretty much full time. Climbing, like eve, isn't for everyone. If I took someone out and they said "hey, I like climbing except for the risk, the exposure, and being up in the mountains all the time," there really wouldn't be any intelligent response to give them except "climbing isn't for everyone." If you don't like eve essentially for what the game is, then what is the point of your constant negative posting about it? Are you looking for some kind of validation? What gives? Why not try to salvage some self respect and say "hey I guess eve just isn't my thing." I'm pretty sure our response would be "hey man, that's cool.. good luck finding something you like better." |
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4/16/09 7:24:10 PM#127
enkindu, be my friend, stat |
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4/16/09 7:34:20 PM#128
Originally posted by Enkindu
This is the best statement I've ever seen posted by an EvE supporter. You cannot get more accurate than this. I'm sure if your willing to put MONTHS or YEARS of time into getting the skills necessary to even compete effectively with the long term players 1v1, then you will enjoy this game. Nothing else will get you close to the power of their combat abilities. Saying a person can get into PVP early in EvE is accurate. Saying a person can even come close to the power of a long time player quickly is simply a lie. Anyone who has ever played this game knows this. Saying a person can enjoy EvE early is true for a VERY small set of the population. So if a person is willing to invest an ENORMOUS amount of time into letting their toon learn the abilities, they "may" enjoy this game. If waiting extremely long amounts of time and doing monotonous tasks are your cup of tea, this is definately your game. If you have only short amounts of time to play, you may still enjoy EvE but I seriously doubt it. |
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4/16/09 7:44:00 PM#129
Originally posted by dsebutchr
This is the best statement I've ever seen posted by an EvE supporter. You cannot get more accurate than this. I'm sure if your willing to put MONTHS or YEARS of time into getting the skills necessary to even compete effectively with the long term players 1v1, then you will enjoy this game. Nothing else will get you close to the power of their combat abilities. Saying a person can get into PVP early in EvE is accurate. Saying a person can even come close to the power of a long time player quickly is simply a lie. Anyone who has ever played this game knows this. Saying a person can enjoy EvE early is true for a VERY small set of the population. So if a person is willing to invest an ENORMOUS amount of time into letting their toon learn the abilities, they "may" enjoy this game. If waiting extremely long amounts of time and doing monotonous tasks are your cup of tea, this is definately your game. If you have only short amounts of time to play, you may still enjoy EvE but I seriously doubt it. Point well taken- but believe it or not all of us eve vets were once noobs. I loved the process of gaining my experience and skills.. the fact that I couldn't go 1 on 1 with the most powerful players in the game never bothered me during my first couple years.. I loved the game as much back then as i do now. The challenge of playing the game with fewer skillpoints is actually a small pleasure in itself. |
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4/16/09 7:57:58 PM#130
Originally posted by Druz
How may I be of service? |
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4/16/09 8:09:13 PM#131
Originally posted by dsebutchr
This is the best statement I've ever seen posted by an EvE supporter. You cannot get more accurate than this. I'm sure if your willing to put MONTHS or YEARS of time into getting the skills necessary to even compete effectively with the long term players 1v1, then you will enjoy this game. Nothing else will get you close to the power of their combat abilities. Saying a person can get into PVP early in EvE is accurate. Saying a person can even come close to the power of a long time player quickly is simply a lie. Anyone who has ever played this game knows this. Saying a person can enjoy EvE early is true for a VERY small set of the population. So if a person is willing to invest an ENORMOUS amount of time into letting their toon learn the abilities, they "may" enjoy this game. If waiting extremely long amounts of time and doing monotonous tasks are your cup of tea, this is definately your game. If you have only short amounts of time to play, you may still enjoy EvE but I seriously doubt it. Enkindu, this made me laugh! Too bad it's so sad. But the poster here actually pays lip service to agreeing with one of your statements, only as a means of trotting out (probably) his favorite EVE misconception, that you have to train for months or even years to be effective at PvP.
I guess really, this is just a subtle attempt at trolling.
I won't bother answering because I am sure that this has been answered enough that anyone who is interested in the game already knows the anser by heart, God knows it's been repeated in response to posts like this one often enough. |
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4/16/09 10:24:14 PM#132
Originally posted by Salvatoris
look who is being condencending......
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4/17/09 2:04:46 AM#133
you might not be able to pvp until you have 20 million skillpoints and a pimp ship. I however can pvp with a million skillpoints and a tech 1 fitted frig. i guess im using my leet hacks? |
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4/17/09 12:35:01 PM#134
Originally posted by Enkindu
Actually, I've seen that response frequently in the eve forum. It's hard to respond that way, however, when people support their opinions with factually inaccurate and anecdotal evidence. By the way that "escapist" interview in salvatoris' sig is pretty funny. They should show that everywhere, it would help scare off the kind of people that really don't belong in eve in the first place (and hopefully reduce the number of confused whiners that post on forums like this). NOOOO!!! I don't want them to leave! What will I use for target practice when testing new weapons? |
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4/17/09 2:50:44 PM#135
FIXED:
This pretty much explains your whole issue.
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4/17/09 3:26:50 PM#136
To all those that didn't get it, we explained to the OP what was wrong and what he should have done to improve his experience. Anyone thinking they know how EVE works from the trail is basically deluding themselves because it does take at least a month to get thru the basic missions and understandings of certain aspects that run EVE.
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4/17/09 3:57:53 PM#137
Originally posted by DevilXaphan
6 months? I've been playing since 2006 and I still learn something new just about every day. |
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4/17/09 3:59:37 PM#138
Originally posted by Enkindu
I personally offered you 20 mil isk to use in game to try some new ships fittings out because you were convinced that ISK gave people such an advantage. You refused my offer. I recommended that you get together with one of the talented PvPers that frequent this forum to learn some of the finer points of the game. You said that you weren't interested. You stated reasons that you didn't like the game. Many of us here tried to help you understand why we like the game. You have never been interested in this. The amount of time you've spent learning the game is relatively tiny. Eve is a game of years- as we've explained to you before, if you don't enjoy the delayed gratification of very long term projects, you will probably never enjoy the game. For the 937th time: WE ACCEPT AND RESPECT THAT YOU DO NOT ENJOY EVE. What we do not accept and respect is the fact that you keep coming back to this forum for the sole purpose of making (misinformed) negative posts about the game. It is pretty unfair to someone that might be interested in all eve has to offer if they decide whether or not to try the game base on your sweeping judgements (which are in turn based on a few short weeks in the game). You are making yourself look a little sad to be honest. You have actually posted a link to an eve bashing review in your signature.. you've spent hours making eve bashing posts in this forum.. all this effort to crusade against a game that you don't like. To the rest of us, it looks like you are trying to have your revenge on eve for something. If I don't like a game, I just quit it and walk away.. I've quit several MMOs that I didn't like for various reasons but I didn't spend weeks camping out in those game forums bashing the games. That's the basis of my "girlfriend" analogy above, and i think it's dead on. You are acting like eve hurt your feelings somehow. We like eve because it is brutal, huge, and complicated. I takes perserverence and a thick skin to get anywhere in the game... and many goals in the game take YEARS to accomplish. For me this is great- because most games get boring for me after I've "solved" the big problems in the game... I've never been bored in eve because I've always got multiple long, medium, and short-term goals I'm working toward. Right after college I spent two years living out of a car and climbing mountains pretty much full time. Climbing, like eve, isn't for everyone. If I took someone out and they said "hey, I like climbing except for the risk, the exposure, and being up in the mountains all the time," there really wouldn't be any intelligent response to give them except "climbing isn't for everyone." If you don't like eve essentially for what the game is, then what is the point of your constant negative posting about it? Are you looking for some kind of validation? What gives? Why not try to salvage some self respect and say "hey I guess eve just isn't my thing." I'm pretty sure our response would be "hey man, that's cool.. good luck finding something you like better." ^^ SNAP! Great post. |
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4/17/09 4:15:51 PM#139
Originally posted by donmaximo ^^ SNAP! Great post. Salvatoris is like most gamers nowdays: he wants the game to do everything for him. It's better to sit back and pretend you are actually accomplishing something, when in reality you are doing nothing but pushing a few buttons and clicking the mouse once in a while. Most currrent MMOs are designed like this because game developers discovered the "big" secret -- that since about 2004, gamers have become pretty much stupid and lazy. EVE requires effort -- not something stupid and lazy people can handle. |
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4/17/09 5:00:10 PM#140
Originally posted by cfurlin
6 months? I've been playing since 2006 and I still learn something new just about every day. Every time i played EVE i find stuff i never new. Basically even vets find new stuff once and a while. That's the one thing about EVE that brings back players and keeps those in-game playing, it's a never ending mmo. |
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