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7/04/09 11:19:31 AM#21
Originally posted by Kshahdoo
*agreed Sic Luceat Lux |
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7/04/09 11:35:18 AM#22
it gets a bad rap for alot of things, some being valid, others just being that at this point in time, alot of mmorpg fans are jus disheartedned and bored at the entire genre. (which is why this whole aion fad has me so puzzled...the only draw it has is..its a new game to grind)
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7/04/09 11:41:42 AM#23
I never thought WAR was that horrible but apparently mmo companies need to start hiring accountants to learn how to budget themselves. Design flaws and bad character imbalances didn't help either. |
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7/04/09 11:54:47 AM#24
Myself I like War. Liked Wow as well.
The end game on both get a bit time consuming so I have been playing different characters up to 40 and then PVPing
A game is what you make it. Trying to change it into something else doesnt work even for Devs most times (See SWG)
In the end with a few minor differences every MMO out there is the same. You level. You get gear. You maybe read the quests.
Perhaps with the advent of voice acting in quest givers and games like STO where you will collect and level up minions (bridge officers) instead of gear will add some new flavor.... we will see. |
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7/04/09 12:06:43 PM#25
Originally posted by spyder2k5
What? You mean few "among those that are left" I assume? Well over half the people that tried it decided not to play anymore. Clearly there's "many" who do not like it.
That doesn't mean the game is not fun fo rthose who stay but to say there are "few" who do not like it is simply not true.
For each person that leaves, 10 more try it and at least half stay. Move on troll.
Well, thats a flat-out lie. How many servers have closed since release?...not even a year yet and were on our 2nd forced move due to them closing our server twice with a 3rd move on the horizon thanks to the mass exodus caused by lotd. How many new servers have opened to accommodate this massive and mythical influx of new players?....well, none. Christ, if your going to lie at least try and make it sound plausible. |
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7/04/09 12:07:52 PM#26
Originally posted by NegativeJoe
Couldn't agree more. |
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7/04/09 12:08:02 PM#27
Originally posted by Wizardry
Weak engine? I've seen the battle reports and SC2 is anything but weak. As for limited appeal, SC is just about the Korean national religion ^^ They are going totally nuts over SC2. You should have seen the reaction to the news that SC2 will be be released in three parts. They had a LOT of VERY happy Koreans. |
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Yamota
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Joined: 10/05/03
Money in politics is the root of all political evil. It is corruption at it's worst. |
7/04/09 12:11:38 PM#28
Originally posted by Wraithone
Very few of Blizzards gfx engines were state of the art. All the Warcraft versions, including WoW, had an old and outdated gfx engine so it would not surprise me if SC 2 too has an old gfx engine. Gfx has never been Blizzards strength. Designing stable, casual games for the masses has been (and still is). |
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7/04/09 1:03:54 PM#29
Originally posted by spyder2k5
What? You mean few "among those that are left" I assume? Well over half the people that tried it decided not to play anymore. Clearly there's "many" who do not like it.
That doesn't mean the game is not fun fo rthose who stay but to say there are "few" who do not like it is simply not true.
For each person that leaves, 10 more try it and at least half stay. Move on troll. So for every person that quits, 5 people subscribe?
Right, the game is doing so well that EA just decided to fire Mark Jacobs? I can point to the game officially losing at least 500,000 subscribers. According to you they must have gained 2.5 million right?
The game was not fun as a result of people not playing it right as you try to imply. The game design just didn't mesh well and resulted in gameplay that is subpar to many other games, so people left. |
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7/04/09 1:29:20 PM#30
Originally posted by NegativeJoe I disagree about Fallen Earth. The graphics arent all that great, but the game is groundbreaking in its creativitiy and as immersive as EQ1 was. BUT, you have to enjoy a post apocalyptic type setting to enjoy the game. There arent any elves or majestic castles; instead there are trailer partks and junkyards where you scavenge for scrap metal to make guns. |
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7/04/09 1:33:34 PM#31
Originally posted by Daffid011 So for every person that quits, 5 people subscribe?
Right, the game is doing so well that EA just decided to fire Mark Jacobs? I can point to the game officially losing at least 500,000 subscribers. According to you they must have gained 2.5 million right?
LOL its a good thing that share holders can sue random people for making "false positives"....
I know they said at one point they had 750,000 subs and the last official numbers I saw were 300,000. Mark Jacobs had claimed numbers were increasing... and when he departed officially the numbers were "down" but I had not seen any reference to a total.
So yes they lost at leat 450,000 and supposedly X amount more (no idea how many).
So yes by the statement made they would have 2,550,000'ish subs at a minimum right now... |
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7/04/09 3:48:41 PM#32
Originally posted by Antarious
LOL its a good thing that share holders can sue random people for making "false positives"....
I know they said at one point they had 750,000 subs and the last official numbers I saw were 300,000. Mark Jacobs had claimed numbers were increasing... and when he departed officially the numbers were "down" but I had not seen any reference to a total.
So yes they lost at leat 450,000 and supposedly X amount more (no idea how many).
So yes by the statement made they would have 2,550,000'ish subs at a minimum right now...
Are you all ignorant? Or just plain stupid? I am talking now, not then. Common sense would tell you, that unlike you sheep, I speak in present tense, and speak of the here and now, not of past issues, or statements. |
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Kyleran
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Joined: 9/13/06
A simple truth-"What people want and what is good for an mmo is not always the same thing"-mrw0lf |
7/04/09 3:51:07 PM#33
Originally posted by spyder2k5
LOL its a good thing that share holders can sue random people for making "false positives"....
I know they said at one point they had 750,000 subs and the last official numbers I saw were 300,000. Mark Jacobs had claimed numbers were increasing... and when he departed officially the numbers were "down" but I had not seen any reference to a total.
So yes they lost at leat 450,000 and supposedly X amount more (no idea how many).
So yes by the statement made they would have 2,550,000'ish subs at a minimum right now...
Are you all ignorant? Or just plain stupid? I am talking now, not then. Common sense would tell you, that unlike you sheep, I speak in present tense, and speak of the here and now, not of past issues, or statements.
You speak of fantasy,while others speak of reality.
"Just because you aren't paying doesn't mean it's not PTW." - Amaranthar |
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7/04/09 4:01:57 PM#34
Originally posted by spyder2k5
LOL its a good thing that share holders can sue random people for making "false positives"....
I know they said at one point they had 750,000 subs and the last official numbers I saw were 300,000. Mark Jacobs had claimed numbers were increasing... and when he departed officially the numbers were "down" but I had not seen any reference to a total.
So yes they lost at leat 450,000 and supposedly X amount more (no idea how many).
So yes by the statement made they would have 2,550,000'ish subs at a minimum right now...
Are you all ignorant? Or just plain stupid? I am talking now, not then. Common sense would tell you, that unlike you sheep, I speak in present tense, and speak of the here and now, not of past issues, or statements.
That's funny. When I called you on talking about the now (the people who are left) you called me a troll and to go away. Not much common sense in that one but then you probably realize that but chose to ignore it.
Go right ahead and keep insulting people though, it suits you.
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Alrite, just to write a quick follow-up: I actually did enjoy Warhammer. It is a good game despite all its flaws. But, the flaws are there. That is what I meant by not meeting the standards of an mmorpg released in 2008-2009. I remember, the first month, seeing guildie after guildie jumping ship. I remember having lengthy conversation about "i wish this was different" or "why did they do it this way?". I mean seriously, they barely got in the mailbox system right before release. Mailbox. And they were still bugged/slow after months of release. Also, there was gear in the game only usable by classes that had been taken out of the game. Pet and npc pathing was off. Large sieges crashed the server. Ect. There are other flaws like the high amount of aoe and reactive damage. Also, Spyder2k5, you are totally talking out of your ass so I would suggest you listen to everybody that you are arguing with and just accept that you are wrong and/or talking out of your ass. And Wizardry, please refrain from posting in any of my threads ever again. The constant stream of bullshit that spews out of your mouth is laughable but also really iritiating because people might actually believe you. "The WoW forums are and have always been, the true heartbeat of the game. Having said that... RIP wow. You had a good run." - MAnalog 10/13/10 So WoW is dead? |
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7/04/09 4:47:58 PM#36
Originally posted by spyder2k5
Listen friend, there are only 4 servers with decent population left. Count them, 1,2,3,4. If 5 people joined for every lost player then the servers would be swelling. Would you care to show where you get this idea that 10 times more people are trying the game than leaving and 50% of those trying it are signing up? What makes you believe the game is rebounding? Warhammer could have been great and has some really good ideas on paper, but it just didn't turn out that way. What it currently delivers is a very blan game experience. Occasional bursts of fun surrounded by a whole bunch of meh with bad performance on top of that.
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7/04/09 4:55:05 PM#37
I check, and watch population. The game is bland? Yet it is the only game that you can start PVP from the word go, and get xp for it along with it. You get xp for everything you do. The games quests have a great story to them, if you don't like it say so and leave. But seeing you have not played it for a while, sit there and shut up. You have no clue the condition of the game, and no voice because if you are not paying then you are not supporting the developers with anything but negativity. |
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7/04/09 4:59:51 PM#38
Originally posted by spyder2k5
Clearly you have this forum confused with the Official forums. If you only care for paying subscribers opinions then what are you doing here?
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7/04/09 5:05:25 PM#39
The problem is, you don't care about the game, you never have, and by continuing the bash and spread lies about it after leaving shows you only seek to destroy its image. So troll elsewhere. If you had issues about the game and want to unsub, do so, leave state why, and move on staying and continuing to bash something without care means your voice is even further invalidated. |
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7/04/09 5:18:55 PM#40
Haha, it's funny you still call me the liar when everyone here points out to you you're the one wrong/lying.
What I say is based on facts released by EA/Mythic. What you say is "your personal observation" on "the right server", according to your own words.
Warheap has updated by the way, it also doesn't seem to support your statements.
You're the one making outrageous and misleading statements based on no facts whatsoever with your for every 1 leaving there's 5 out of 10 trials staying in the game.
I already mentioned this before, but I'll repeat it here so you are forced to read it again. I already said I perfectly believe the people who are still playing are surely having fun in some way or another. But "Gee, really?", was that your big statement? Ow wait, no, it was that most of the people had fun. Well yes, since people who don't have fun quit, that means that if you restrict yourself to the people that still play, most will have fun.... "whoa!" Eureka! That certainly needed to be said!
My statement however, regardless of yours was, that if you look at the bigger picture, and look at *all* the people who tried the game it's not "most" people that had fun. And this is based on simple facts. 800k -> 300k
Most - Some More - Less >50% - <50% 500k - 300k
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