More fun then trolling the MMORPG forums.

Originally posted by Tyvolus1

More fun then trolling the MMORPG forums.

You would know .

Currently Sitting at #4 on xfire.

OH YA !!

cryengine.dll

Originally posted by Tyvolus1

Currently Sitting at #4 on xfire.

OH YA !!

So when it drops below say #13 is that when Xfire no longer matters?

On topic:

Lineage2.5

"nondescript"

But at least it runs which is more then I can say for most new games.

LotRO (As in here I come).

clone

Botterific!

Originally posted by SonikFlash

EQ1

 

on a side note look at all these no name posters making their first couple posts in this thread

posts count effects how valid of a point you make, damn?

Gankfest.

Originally posted by Tyvolus1

Currently Sitting at #4 on xfire.

OH YA !!

Because you like to quote Xfire numbers, this is all you need to know.

One week after launch, Aion's Xfire numbers were at over 14,000 users playing per day

As of right now, it's at 7,681 users per day.  That's almost a 50% loss.  Of course it's #2 on Xfire.  Look what's behind it:

Guild Wars

Silkroad Online

Eve Online

Cabal Online

Keep those Xfire numbers coming

mindnumbing

Originally posted by greed0104

Uninstall

winner!
 

Next!

Borefest

donefor

worst

epeenflexing

It is dishonest to describe an MMORPG with one word.

But the overall idea behind Aion is one of "the lying part of the subscriptions in the east, through internet hype'.

ONE sentence (not even verified or controlled) on IGN.com ... permitted a Korean game to  "almost" have 400K western pre-orders at the launching day.

NCsoft dropped the mask completely now that they sell the thing tyhrough Xfire even (hereby oversampling the game once more against other MMO's that don't distribute it that way).

So clearly tha game's marketing was more important than it's playing values

And I think most of its players will have seen what that exaclty means in game.

So my one word would be: internet-marketing.

Everyone knows there's the typical 400K MMO jumpers who jump from one new launch to the next. Those were the ones that were attracted.

Originally posted by Zorndorf

It is dishonest to describe an MMORPG with one word.

But the overall idea behind Aion is one of "the lying part of the subscriptions in the east, through internet hype'.

ONE sentence (not even verified or controlled) on IGN.com ... permitted a Korean game to  "almost" have 400K western pre-orders at the launching day.

NCsoft dropped the mask completely now that they sell the thing tyhrough Xfire even (hereby oversampling the game once more against other MMO's that don't distribute it that way).

So clearly tha game's marketing was more important than it's playing values

And I think most of its players will have seen what that exaclty means in game.

So my one word would be: internet-marketing.

Everyone knows there's the typical 400K MMO jumpers who jump from one new launch to the next. Those were the ones that were attracted.

 

I've got a simpler one.

Overhyped.

Someone should create a thread "Describe Zondorf in one word"

Originally posted by Quailman

Linear.

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Originally posted by Zorndorf

It is dishonest to describe an MMORPG with one word.

But the overall idea behind Aion is one of "the lying part of the subscriptions in the east, through internet hype'.

ONE sentence (not even verified or controlled) on IGN.com ... permitted a Korean game to  "almost" have 400K western pre-orders at the launching day.

NCsoft dropped the mask completely now that they sell the thing tyhrough Xfire even (hereby oversampling the game once more against other MMO's that don't distribute it that way).

So clearly tha game's marketing was more important than it's playing values

And I think most of its players will have seen what that exaclty means in game.

So my one word would be: internet-marketing.

Everyone knows there's the typical 400K MMO jumpers who jump from one new launch to the next. Those were the ones that were attracted.

 

Moronic.

Goes both for Aion and the poster I'm quoting

Fruity

Feminine