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6/30/11 10:53:32 PM#241
Originally posted by sidhaethe No just proving a point, as you're right a few sour apples means nothing in the overall scheme of things. Not saying the guy I quoted is a sour apple, as he said himself he shouldn't have wrote what he did, and to ignore it. For every minute you are angry , you lose 60 seconds of happiness."-Emerson If you can't argue the point don't say anything at all. |
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6/30/11 10:59:30 PM#242
Originally posted by romanator0 I never said that you said it was the normal game world. Reading comprehension FTW. |
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6/30/11 11:00:52 PM#243
Originally posted by mmonooblet You implied I was. My point still stands, if its an instance then prove it. |
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6/30/11 11:02:08 PM#244
Originally posted by romanator0 Perhaps the problem is that you have no idea what an instance is... "If you want to have a civilised and intelligent conversation on it then please do your research I hate arguing and conversing with the uninformed or idiots." How beautifully ironic. |
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6/30/11 11:04:04 PM#245
Originally posted by romanator0 Quite easy to prove it's not an instance, by the way: if you can enter without being in a group, and form a group within WvWvW, it's not an instance. If I enter, and you enter, ungrouped with me, two minutes later, and we can both see each other, it's not an instance. This is, in point of fact, the case with WvWvW. |
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6/30/11 11:04:24 PM#246
Originally posted by mmonooblet
Instance
Definition: A segment of gameplay in MMORPGs in which players form a group together and enter a special area in the game world, usually through some type of portal. They are then essentially cut off from the rest of the gamers in that only people who are in the group when the group passes through the portal will be able to enter the dungeon with them. Other groups may enter the dungeon, but will not encounter the first group, hence they are in a different INSTANCE of the same dungeon. http://geekdictionary.computing.net/define/instance Seeing as this doesn't happen in WvWvW, I guess it's not an instance. Thanks for your concern though. |
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6/30/11 11:06:35 PM#247
Originally posted by romanator0 Still an instance. This lame definition (that I knew you would go search for) stupidly ties "grouping" to an instance, as if you couldn't enter an instance solo. Keep trying, but you'll still be wrong. |
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6/30/11 11:08:11 PM#248
Originally posted by mmonooblet Oh I know you can enter an instance solo, but the definition is still right. When you enter an instance you are either alone or only with your group. Thats not the case with WvWvW. You see everybody that decides to enter. |
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6/30/11 11:08:29 PM#249
Originally posted by mmonooblet You can enter it solo, and still see someone else who has also entered it solo. There is no definition of instance that applies to that scenario. I'm happy for you, and I'ma let you finish, but you simply don't get to make your own definitions for words. You are not the dictionary, and if you repeat an untruth long enough, it won't become true. I'm going to go ahead and report you for trolling, though, because this has gone on long enough. |
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6/30/11 11:11:08 PM#250
Originally posted by sidhaethe It's still an instance. |
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6/30/11 11:14:01 PM#251
Originally posted by mmonooblet If the GW2 W v W v W is an instance then so is every single MMO in existance, by your very own definition. Even stuff like each individual solar system in EVE would be an instance given your own definition.
You really have no idea do you? |
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6/30/11 11:14:29 PM#252
Wow that's weird. All the things the OP cites as "dislikes" are "likes" for me.
Guess it takes all kinds to make the gaming world go 'round. President of The Marvelously Meowhead Fan Club |
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6/30/11 11:16:05 PM#253
Originally posted by mmonooblet That depends on if it's a private zone or not, if it's not private it's just a zone. Zoning and instancing are two different things. For every minute you are angry , you lose 60 seconds of happiness."-Emerson If you can't argue the point don't say anything at all. |
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6/30/11 11:41:38 PM#254
Originally posted by just1opinion Same here.
I've gotten to the point where I don't bother arguing with people about aspects of GW2. I like everything in the game, I know for sure it's what I like, I'm not going to be let down. Then they argue and say it happened to all these other games and everything the developers say is just to make hype. All I can say is sorry your expectations for those games were so high, but I like what I've seen from the game, there's nothing that will disappoint me.
It really all comes down to personal preference. I know people hate seeing this but it makes sense:
You don't like it? Then it's not the game for you, find something else that'll suit your interests. |
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6/30/11 11:57:52 PM#255
Saying the mists is an instance is like saying the abyss in aion is in instance. You may have to port to get there, but it is a open zone like every other open zone in every other MMO. It is not a private instance. |
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7/01/11 1:40:18 AM#256
Originally posted by romanator0 I think you guys are gettin trolled... |
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7/01/11 2:28:59 AM#257
Originally posted by mmonooblet And not a single f*ck was given
If you can see someone other than your group, it isn't an instance If you can only see your group, it is an instance
Why is this dragged out so long, who cares if WvWvW is instanced or whatever, its just how you label the terminology.
If it is fun, not a single f*ck will be given whether it is instanced or not. stop trolling How much WoW could a WoWhater hate, if a WoWhater could hate WoW? |
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7/01/11 3:01:06 AM#258
Blueprint | -> Object | -> Object | -> Object ^ Instantiated objects from the Blueprint.
Dungeon Blueprint | -> New Dungeon instance | -> New Dungeon instance | -> New Dungeon instance
Character Model Blueprint | -> New Character Model Instance | -> New Character Model Instance | -> New Character Model Instance
Game Client Blueprint | -> New Game Client Instance | -> New Game Client Instance | -> New Game Client Instance
Commonly used phrase: For Instance (for example). Example: For instance, yesterday i ate a hamburger. Explanation: The speaker creates a conversational instance of his or her's yesterday hamburger-eating experience. The blueprint for this experience was in his or her memory.
Conclusion: Everything is a frikkin instance of something. Suggestion: Start using words you can comprehend. Examples: Dungeon is a good word. Battleground is a good word. |
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7/01/11 4:36:08 AM#259
Words, lol |
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7/01/11 4:38:44 AM#260
I think the argument about whether something is or isn't an instance might be coming from the somewhat unique situation that GW2 is providing here. One aspect of instancing is the idea that each person, group, or raid who enters has their own version. They are separated from others. It's implied by the name, each has their own instance of the content. I think we all agree that WvWvW battlegrounds in GW2 are areas where everybody from the same server sees everybody. If what you were entering was something like a DAOC PVP area or a WoW Wintergrasp, then there would be no confusion. It would be just another zone. However, another aspect of instancing is non-persistence. The area exists for only as long as its needed. I think we all agree that WvWvW battlegrounds will only exist for the week or two that they're needed and then they'll be taken down and a different map will be put in their place. The question here is whether an area, due to its non-persistence, can be called an instance even if it's the only possible version. Think about it. You cap the battleground at 40v40v40 and start another one and it's clearly an instance. Make the cap high enough that it can't be reached (or don't make another one) and it's not. Maybe we need a new word. "Non-persistent zone" doesn't quite roll off the tongue. |
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