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4/17/12 1:27:02 PM#21
Originally posted by jeremyjodes
"Flocking to it", like rats off a sinking ship. You should be a salesman. Tell me, did you manage to keep a straight face when you made that remark? |
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4/17/12 1:28:14 PM#22
Originally posted by Kost You don't even have SWTOR installed? what would you know? Guild Wars 2's 50 minutes game play video: |
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4/17/12 1:28:22 PM#23
Some responses on this thread are hilarious.
Reality check, you are playing an instanced battleground on a dumbed down wow clone.
There are no "pro", "skilled" or "bads". Boy im having a blast seeing people defend 1.2 changes in PVP.
You either have to be a masochist (making me grind 5xtimes more than ppl who geared themselves in the first month is SO GOOD, IM SUCH A PRO PLAYER HOHO YEAHHHHH) or a fanboy who will defend BW no matter what.
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JoeyMMO
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Joined: 10/09/11
To busy playing GW2 to post much around here... *shrug* |
4/17/12 1:31:05 PM#24
Originally posted by jeremyjodes Millions (plural!) of people still playing, and they're the more mature ones at that? Right, right... |
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4/17/12 1:33:26 PM#25
Originally posted by jeremyjodes I think the OP is a bit whiny, but this dude made me laugh. Offense but the "millions" (wasn't even millions at release btw) of mature MMO gamers have dumped this pile of shit game. The only people left are old folks who have no idea what MMO's are, the children you seem to dislike and people too shallow to know what roleplaying actually is. To call this game an MMO is an insult to MMO's. The OP failed to portray the failure of this game in rational ways but it's still a failure of an MMO. QQ's about "i'm useless in PVP the second i hit 50" is tired and worn out .
With that said it's an OK coop-singleplayer game. But no reason to play it for more than a couple hours at max level.
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4/17/12 1:42:08 PM#26
Epic troll by Jeremy. |
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I have been playing MMO's since StarFleet Command. Long before Everquest. I also played EQ1, EQ2, and pretty much everything up until WoW came out. Never did that one.
One of the things i have found about good MMO's is they have more to their endgame than PVP Arena Battles and incremental skrimping and saving to buy gear just to be able to compete.SWTOR could ahve been so much better.
How hard would it have been to make all the Faction quests overlap? Basically force open world PVP. You never know if the quest you are doing is going to have a real player defending the base or fighting against your side. They definitely should never have made it so you can level out of the content so easily. It should have been that you HAD to PVP or do the Heroics to maintain your level to the PVE content.
And i totally disagree that you need to grind pvp arenas for endgame. Why not do it like EQ. Zone/World Bosses give you the best equipment. Do epic quest lines to get the best equipment. Anything is better than play an entire round of PVP be 2nd on your team for damage and get 0-0-0-0 on your reward. I am definitely not an AFKer. I am one of the few that is actually trying to do the objective in the same 3 tired, boring pvp arenas. The guys i play with know what they are doing when it comes to MMOs and PVP and we all see that the way they did this sucks. Warhammer had better PVP!
I think it is funny that the one guy thinks that i am a whining kid because i think spending an entire night grinding through a game and getting next to no reward for it is stupid.
My idea of Endgame is more like the original EQ model. Huge epic raids or quests that take people that know what they are doing, working hard but having fun to get to the pinnacle of the game... then they come out with an expansion so you have more to do.
Or maybe like Planetside were you work your way up to be part of the decision makers that determine the course of the Meta-Game of global domination.
Or how about EVE, with their Nullsec anarchy of trying to eke out a living farming obscure systems for resources to defend against the encroaching piracy of a rival Organization bent on blasting you out of your player made base and taking that system for their own.
Some people have been max level in SWTOR since the second or third week! I play MMO's because of the fact that they don't just end like a single player game. And they have something to work towards. This maybe i can buy a better helmet that is exactly like this other guy's that has marginally better stats that what I already have.
I am just saying that 12 years after the Original Everquest, i expect more out of my MMO's. Not less. |
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4/17/12 1:48:58 PM#28
Originally posted by sgtalon from what you just said im guessing your a fresh 50. i hate to tell you, but fresh 50 is bad for everyone even before 1.2 there is to much gear difference. atleast in 1.2 you have a fighting chance now because they made bm gear so easy to get compared to 1.5 and down. so your lucky bro. i had to get my bm gear the old school way and the hard way compared to now. i dont understand why people still qq about the gear at 1.2 when it's so easy to get. only excuse i can think of now is people are just really lazy, and they just want everything handed to them. well if your this type of person, im sorry to break the bad news to you. but not only in mmo but in real life, nothing is ever handed down to you easy mode. everything is worked for and will always will be. the faster you accept this fact the better player and person you will become in life. |
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Originally posted by morlock9 Uh, yeah got that stuff and basically gave away the stuff i had worked for weeks to get and bought all that the first time i logged in. Thanks.
And Ali I was fine with having to work toward getting gear. I do have a problem with simply because my team sucked and we lost that i get ZERO benefit for a round. At least before when we lost, people like me got decent rewards for the round. Now i do as much as i did before and get 4 commendations and 35 credits. Thanks. But that just isn't fun.
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4/17/12 1:54:20 PM#30
Originally posted by sgtalon so u got all that and your still complaining about pvp? you do know that the bm can be bought with wz comms now right. it's so easy to get wz comms its a joke. |
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4/17/12 1:57:57 PM#31
Originally posted by sgtalon i agree with the reward system for wz is a bit harsh for fresh 50, but blame the people who afk and rage quit or leave at the beginning of a match. blame those type of people because they was the cause of all this. do what i do bro try to get yourself a premade, because although it seems like everyone is in bm gear they aren't. so you will still have a fighting chance and a high probability of grouping up with great premades. |
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4/17/12 1:58:12 PM#32
Some of what people are tlaking about in here is why I unsubscribed and uninstalled the game. Before the game ever launched there was a lot of hard push and sell that SW:TOR was a game designed to benefit the player that hated PVE. They kept completely saying you can level to 50 just as fast as the person out running quests in teh world. And for 2 weeks that was true. The very first ever patch for the game killed that though. But I gave them the benefit of the doubt.
So we move along all the bullcrap like 60% of the Imperial 50's hitting Battlemaster on the same day due to Ilum exploitation, until we hit patch 1.2 . I am already tired of the garbage but teh fact that if I perform well in a warzone I get rewarded is the one saving grace. 1.2 hit I go in my first 3 matches are all losses with me doing very respectable and I get something like 15 - 20 comms and 1k xp and 100 credits. Then I have a great match. I pulled 377kdmg 66kills 4 deaths, 11 medals but the rest of my team combined only did 179k dmg and we lost. I got 27 comms 2500xp and 390 credits.
Needless to say I flipped the fvck out. Immediatelly logged out, uninstalled and unsubbed... Did I throw a bit of a tantrum and QQ yes I did, but my time spent in a game is worth more then a feces filled slap on the back just because the gamae is so lopsided that the majority of skilled PVPers faction switched long ago when it became obvious what was going on. |
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4/17/12 2:03:36 PM#33
Originally posted by jeremyjodes If you're the example of the "mature" players "flocking" to the game I'm worried. The OP had valid points and the same points brought up by others. I had similar concerns but will not be leaving the game because there are others things I do like. When I voiced similar issues others gave me answers ..perhaps stuff I was unaware of for one reason or another. They lessened my concerns on several things. You basically tell the OP to GTFO..more for the rest of us. For the first time...despite all the hate I see in these forums for TOR...I have a feeling that SWTOR...a game I really enjoy ..might not last as the "millons" are driven away by the players themselves.."mature" players like you.
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4/17/12 2:03:49 PM#34
If the game is not for you, move on. There are plenty of other MMOs out there. Myself? I am still playing and having a good old time. Release a game with a very large established fanbase from 10+ years of bnet history when the market was still emerging and the casual base had not yet been established, thus ripe for harvesting a momentious self perpetuating playerbase people never leave because they have X hours invested in their characters, and their friends and everyone else plays anyway. Not discounting Blizzard quality... but WoW's success is as much about perfect timing as it is quality, if not more so. - Derros |
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4/17/12 2:05:35 PM#35
Originally posted by NeoZcar2 this is why i made my own premade. to avoid problems like lost. don'get get me wrong, i still loose from time to time but rarely. but like i said this reward system is due to players who love to afk in matches/leave. it's due to these type of players to why bioware made it like this. they also said hey is it fair to players that worked really hard in a wz then 1 person joins a winning team at the end of a match and get rewarded? again this is why bioware lowerd the reward system of wz. they wanted to make people who worked for it rewarded, and people who didn't well simply gets nothing. all in all i'm up for the reward system. i'm tired of leechers who just leech off of my premades and don't do squat. |
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4/17/12 2:09:47 PM#36
Stop PvPing in PvE gear. They released a full set up purchasable PvP armor, and the Battlemaster gear is now easier than ever to get. The new War Hero gear is even easier than getting the previous Battlemaster set was. The disparity between the Recruit and War Hero gear is not so much that you can't compete. With the new warzone changes you should be able to get 4 medals in your sleep. I average about 40 commendations per loss, 100 for wins, so that's far from 0 rewards. Note, this is on a relatively fresh 50 with only 1 piece of Battlemaster gear, and the rest is the stuff you can buy for credits. They limited how fast you can fail to the top, and put in barriers for the AFKers, that's it. They're even making it so you only need 1 medal to get rewards for wins/losses now. I get where you're coming from being a casual player, though. I'm casual myself, and it sucks seeing hardcore players get so far ahead, and you know you have no chance to catch them. But the end game is not nearly as bad as you're making it out to be.
"Criticism is an indirect form of self-boasting." - Emmet Fox |
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4/17/12 2:10:09 PM#37
Tera OBT is this weekend. Make an account, download the client and use the code TERABETA to join. There will be no wipes from OBT to launch so feel free to give it a shot for free. I hope you find something that interests you. |
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4/17/12 2:12:54 PM#38
I played SWTOR through beta and after launch. Was in a large guild, did lots of PvP, and completed both Hardmode OPS weekly. Until about a month ago. I earned Battlemaster the 'old' way. No Ilum exploits or killstacking at all. Straight up Warzones mostly. My BM gear was from the RNG Battlemaster comms from bags. The pre-1.2 changes they made to PvP came around the time where I took a two week break. I came back, and my friends were all War Heroes with full Battlemaster gear. In less than two weeks. This is when I found myself struggling to log in. Classic argument with gear progression and depreciation that exists in lots of MMOs. Same old story, just didn't think we'd see it in SWToR so fast. Now, after the 1.2 patch, the same bugs continue to exist in Hardmode OPS and Flashpoints. Yes there's more content, but they could have at least fixed some of the issues that have existed for months. Adding flashy cosmetic garbage and ingame zoos while destroying PvP and ignoring existing issues really was the end for me. Cancelled. |
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4/17/12 2:14:31 PM#39
Originally posted by aligada87 I think it's more likely that they want to slow down the whole process because of a distinct lack of content. Devs have spent the last 4 months fixing bugs (or trying) and adding nothing more than what should have been there at launch. That still isn't finished, so when do you think SWTOR will actually get some more decent content? Bioware are pissing against the wind now. New content must be so distant that even the most casual players will have left by then. |
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4/17/12 2:15:17 PM#40
Originally posted by rygard49 as bad as people make swtor sound like, i still think it will be the only mmo out there that will compete with gw2. i played gw2 and it's amazing and unique in its own way. but swtor has its own unique theme to it. although i think gw2 will win over the majority and swtor will come in second. i have 5 50 and 3 of em is in bm gear already, and 2 of them is in full rakata. my usuall routine was killing people in illum but i don't like the part where you really get nothing out of it. i like the open world pvp like what aion had to offer. |
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