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12/31/11 7:46:04 AM#41
Originally posted by vtravi
I agree I definitely feel its based more on the LotRO mold than WoW it just reminds so much of LotRO for the things you mention. This doom and gloom thread was brought to you by Chin Up™ the new high caffeine soft drink for gamers who just need that boost of happiness after a long forum session. |
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12/31/11 7:51:25 AM#42
Which is first best? I settled for this (for now) because it is a great game and I am having loads of fun. You know, if there was a first best and this was second best to that then I would play both because this second best is pretty damn good and so that first best wouldn't be first enough to stop me playing such a good second. Please tell me what that first best is so that I can actually make a comparative judgment.
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12/31/11 7:54:09 AM#43
I am playing with some people that I played SWG with, that I havent played anything else with since then.
It is what I thought it would be so far, its not really my thing. I like some of the ideas, but like anytime something is newer, the new ideas are screwed up, for the most part.
I am looking forward to TSW/GW2 in the near term.
I will get my money out of swtor, but I cant see it as a long term game atm, it plays kind of like a RPG that you can invite a few friends to play with you for the most part. It also is very railed, to its detriment, atleast as far as I have seen, its very hard to sync up and quest/play with other people. I am like 33-34, so I mean I have been waiting for it to 'open up', like I was told, but I haven't seen it yet.
I won't sit around killing the game though, as I said, its what I thought it was.
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12/31/11 7:55:47 AM#44
No settling here. SWTOR is the best MMO on the market, and it s just getting started. GW2 looks decent, but I m not getting too excited over it yet. This website is one of the, if not the worst place to find out info on games. I just see in game and how people love the game. To each their own, but I think it s one quality MMO. |
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12/31/11 9:44:27 AM#45
Swtor will be fun for some people for the first month or two but after that the numbers will start to drop.the game doesn't offer enough to keep players playing longterm. its just another themepark raiding mmo with some pvp tacked on.been there done that too many times. |
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12/31/11 10:08:02 AM#46
Originally posted by ktanner3 Yeah, agreed. WTF is it with some people on these boards just not wanting to accept that there are people who think TOR is fun? Not everyone needs the second coming of Sandbox Nirvana to be happy. I stopped playing MMOs when I started graduate school back in August 2010 because I knew I wouldn't have time for them. It was either my MBA or an MMO. Now that my degree is in sight (May 2012 -- woo!) I'm gaming again. If TOR wasn't fun, and if I didn't enjoy it, I would have quit playing it back during the beta when all it would have cost me is time. Instead, I pre-ordered and bought the game, and I'm enjoying it. My friends and guildmates are playing and we were up late last night running heroics and having fun. Why is that such a problem for people? Why do they have to act like TOR is "settling" for something? For some of us, it's a legitimately fun game. We enjoy it. Is that really such a sin? |
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12/31/11 10:10:04 AM#47
I wasn't expecting much as far as an mmo, nor do I from any new launch since 2005. I bought it for the story and have been pleased with my purchase. I was never a Star Wars fan and I can't recal having watched one of the movies all the way through, but I'm enjoying it anyway. In the end that is all that matters to me. I don't care if it is an rpg, strat, fps, or mmorpg, as long as I am having fun and feel it was worth the money I spent, I am happy. **An unfortunate side note. My fiance and I both dumped our money into the CE of the new EQ2 expansion, played it for a week and quit. That wasn't a purchase I ended up being happy with. SWToR at least helped keep my mind off of the money wasted, until now. |
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12/31/11 10:12:00 AM#48
I think its a great game... will keep me entertained for quite awhile |
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Mannish
Elite Member
Joined: 9/03/08
Developers forgot what made mmos special. Until we get that back the genre wont move forward. |
12/31/11 10:12:00 AM#49
The game is not fun. |
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12/31/11 10:24:20 AM#50
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12/31/11 11:00:18 AM#51
Originally posted by ktanner3
I would say that the question is obviously not targeted at you, or people that feel TOR is the best Mmorpg out there.
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Meridion
Novice Member
Joined: 6/22/06
None of you understand. I'm not locked in here with you. You're locked in here with me! |
12/31/11 11:12:41 AM#52
I was pretty sure "KOTOR 3 with multiplayer" would be worth my 50 bucks. And technical issues (and oh are there a-plenty, game is performing horrible and can't be adjusted, see official tech boards for reference) aside, I knew full well that PvP would be a mediocre sidekick and PvE a rails on rails game with no sandbox-elements in it whatsoever. But you know, it's a nice filler... Will it succeed, most definitely, Star Wars after all, will claim the "bestestest game evar created"-award, probably not. And in fact, from what I hear atm, there are lots of people ingame bridging to XY, be it SW or GW2. M |
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12/31/11 11:15:30 AM#53
Originally posted by Mannish FIFY. |
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12/31/11 11:35:08 AM#54
Originally posted by VoIgore The truth can't speak for others who are actually enjoying this game. It will be great to see GW2 and other MMO release soon, so folks can stop fucking squabbly the very POINT THEY think is the reason people are playing this game. If anything this is a pretty naive statement. Do you have Super Power Telepathy?
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12/31/11 1:49:08 PM#55
I didn't settle for something I don't believe in. SWTOR is a solid game built on a foundation which has been passed on as heritage from MMORPG to MMORPG over the last years: in that sense SWTOR is the pinnacle of an evolution that has been going on for year and years.
Why fix something that is not broken? A lot of people are liking the game and even though it has strong similarities with previous MMORPGs it does not mean that it isn't fun: it is actually very fun to play and that is what counts. Far from everyone is snobbish enough to always want something "new" and "paradigm-shifting": it is like those modern art "lovers", the grand majority of the average Joes do not agree and do not find modern art to be any good at all.
A similar argument goes with movies and books. There is no need to be innovative really: that's just the epitome of snobbishness. The Joes of these world, the hard-working ones that built up our society, have already chosen to buy, watch and read movies and books that appeal to them. The grand majority does not read world literature and they do not watch movies depending on what is the most intellectual and aesthetically superior; they choose instead to do what they find fun and they are not snobs. So in short: no I did not settle for something subpar, I settled for the pinnacle of MMORPG evolution. |
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Laughing-man
Elite Member
Joined: 4/23/09
I thought what I'd do is I'd pretend I was one of those Deaf-mutes. |
12/31/11 2:04:30 PM#56
Originally posted by Fadedbomb So you are asking if we are playing SWTOR even though its not our dream game? Sure we are. Are you married to your wife even though shes not Megan Fox? I'm confused by your point... as I'm betting you are by mine. |
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Moaky07
Advanced Member
Joined: 2/24/07
MMO sandbox games are as exciting as watching paint dry. |
12/31/11 6:48:12 PM#57
Originally posted by nerovipus32 SO are you saying it has the retention of a sandbox? Asking Devs to make AAA sandbox titles is like trying to get fine dining on a McDonalds dollar menu budget. |