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5/02/12 1:15:41 AM#161
Originally posted by Netgamer7k This shows how subjective these things can be. For me, the PVE world is by far the most immersive I have found in an MMORPG. The zones feel like real places, rather than just generic terrain with no infrastructure for the people who live there. It's night and day vs. most other mmos. It actually feels more like a fantasy world, rather than a game with fantasy decor. Want to know more about GW2 and why there is so much buzz? Start here: Guild Wars 2 Mass Info for the Uninitiated |
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5/02/12 1:18:10 AM#162
Originally posted by fiontar I"ll piggy back off this. The city's are just huge, I could really imagine thousands of people living in them. There as so much life, it didnt feel like u walked into a quest hub with five key npcs. |
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Adalwulff
Hard Core Member
Joined: 1/18/10
"I am not the light, or the darkness, but the twilight in between" |
5/02/12 1:36:56 AM#163
Originally posted by Fadedbomb
I just wanted to say how AWSOME GW2 is!!! I pre-purchased it too, can you believe that!! Since TOR, TERA, D3 and TSW are complete bombs, I imagine you will be giving up on MMOs. right? |
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5/02/12 1:56:14 AM#164
Originally posted by Vepgenus
If they don't know what they're talking about, why are they talking? And why shouldn't they be called out on it??
Originally posted by Thralia
Okay this is like the 4th time I've heard this. HOW THE FUCK were people playing this after only Pre-Ordering? ....on the Beta forums I saw complaint after complaint from people who only pre-ordered (or pre-purchased from an unoffical source) saying they couldn't play.
IOW: I think someone is lying. |
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5/02/12 2:31:20 AM#165
I' ve had the syndrom since playing the early build at PAX Prime 2010 =/
The trick is people to just keep yourself busy and focused. Whatever you're doing...work, chores, studies...it goes by much faster when you're focused on something else. |
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5/02/12 4:14:33 PM#166
@Xasapis
Like I said, Ive played a lot of MMOs. Ive had plenty of time to see the promises that GW2 made in action. The main draws of the game are in, working, tested and proven. Its not a gimmick. Im usually first in line to complain when a MMO doesnt live up to the promises it creates. This one does. May things change, may they royally f**k up by releasing an expansion like Trials of Atlantis that kills the game in the future? Maybe. But right now they have the systems in place that drew me to the game in the first place, and ive seen them work and love it. So yes, its proven to me. It didnt take me a month to find out rift, swtor, and tera are all WoW with a gimmick attached to it, just like it didnt take me a month to see that GW2 wasnt a gimmick. |
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5/02/12 4:22:04 PM#167
Originally posted by reap3rzx Awesome. And this is how you feel! Now be prepared for the haters to use the spock mind meld to alter your thoughts! Death is nothing to us, since when we are, Death has not come, and when death has come, we are not. |
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5/02/12 5:58:50 PM#168
Originally posted by Amjoco
I could actually do that for them just by pointing to specific Gw1 Updates that totally missed the mark. There was quite a few of them. So with that in mind, I think people need to EXPECT some bigger problems along the way. Especially in Powercreep which is a sensitive issue mainly b/c it's just FELT a lot more in-game when it happens in the Guild Wars environment. All mobs use the same skills players use so whatever buffs some player classes also buffs mob difficulty. Then there was also the PvP issues when Nightfall came out and it probably took them 2 solid years of monthly skill updates to get that mess under control. I could go on but I don't want to sound too pessimistic
They've got great developers who will always listen (except Izzy), and they always try to fix mistakes too, and of course their game itself is always atleast beautiful on the outside. They just sometimes put the cart before the horse and it has lead to a LOT of PvP'ers getting really pissed at them b/c those PvP'ers were all one-trick ponies and couldn't enjoy any other aspects of the game. And word of mouth from those types of folks travels fastest and reverberates a shit ton because they are the most vocal of vocal minorities. Gw2 haters will seize hold of it and use their megaphones as well. Trying to stay neutral during those drama periods can be very difficult. |
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5/02/12 10:23:50 PM#169
Originally posted by Xasapis So obvious yet people are ignoring this post. |
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5/02/12 10:28:27 PM#170
Ive played on the GW2 beta and i have watched enough videos ( gameplay pve, pvp, WvWvW ) to say for sure that i really like this game and what develops are doing. Yes i think i have the GW2 effect
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ArcadianBorn
Novice Member
Joined: 8/19/09
What is someone that has no life and is extremely happy about it? Gamers |
5/02/12 10:40:51 PM#171
Originally posted by Volkon Yes it struck me also, but wasnt a slap or a punch in the face it was small and minor at first almost like a tickle and it wouldnt go away, I have been hurt before, my last one she turned out to be a slag and in the end I had to drop her for I felt she was a money hungry gold digger and she just didnt perform to to the lust I had in my minds eye. Even before SWTOR I had been let down by so so many other lovers Aion/Conan/Star Trek just to name a few. are you the one GW2? Will you provide for all my needs? only time will tell and until then I wait patiently till the next time we spend time together and I can mash some faces playing WvWvW
Until then faithfully yours
ArcadianBorn, Elementalist
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Adalwulff
Hard Core Member
Joined: 1/18/10
"I am not the light, or the darkness, but the twilight in between" |
5/02/12 10:47:39 PM#172
This is amazing, I havent been this giddy about an MMO since DAOC. Since the BWE, I havent been able to log into Aion, EVE or any of my casual shooters. I still think the game needs some minor tweaking, and I question the longevity of the PvE, but I cant think of any other game I would rather being playing right now. |
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5/03/12 3:23:35 AM#173
Originally posted by ArcadianBorn are you the one GW2? Will you provide for all my needs?
I hardly think it's reasonable to ask that of ANY m.m.o. ...or any game for that matter. |
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5/03/12 3:41:05 AM#174
Originally posted by mcburly go away SWTOR troll, i bet you didn't even played the beta. just check his other comments in his profile. |
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5/03/12 3:49:18 AM#175
Cancelled my SWTOR acc, gone back to Skyrim as a placeholder while waiting for GW2, its not going to be all singing and dancing but its the best game out there for me that I've found so the sooner it gets released the better.
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5/03/12 3:54:59 AM#176
Currently checking in Lost Saga for a few battles before I logout again since I have friends there and the game is fun and casual enough. Also checking in Wakfu in with my friends there for a hour or so per day but I'm sure that after my subscription deal has run out (I extra subbed for a few months only pointing at june cause I knew GW2 would or might come out by then :p ). Have tons of PS3 stuff but I'm mainly getting multiplayer games which I can play with my best friend when he comes over for a "games and movies evening" once in a while. :) Also many different mmos on my harddisk and other games since I was a alpha/beta tester for many mmos and offline games already. Have recently deleted a big amount to make more room and will definately delete many more before GW2 releases. ^_^ Currently waiting patiently for the next beta event while we are talking with my collegue at work about all the great things we experienced in the last one and what we are planning to do in the next one. :) |
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Indrome
Novice Member
Joined: 5/03/12
This is like trying to drive straight through Schroedinger's minefield! |
5/03/12 4:06:35 AM#177
Summa sumarum, the only thing GW2 has done was make helping other players easy and easily accessible. No need for grouping, no need to give up a questmob kill or a mining node because you're helping someone else. Want to help someone? Hit the same mob on the go. Or simply press F next to a fallen comrade. For the first time, our natural social reflexes don't clash with the game mechanics and our "survival" (ingame progress). Positive feelings when helping someone else are always stronger than negative feelings (of f.e. dominance) when you killed that mob first and therefore get to advance faster than someone else.
That is the GW2 effect for me. Its simple. Its genius. It won't be the solution to EVERYTHING in MMOs. But it made and sold the game for me.
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ArcadianBorn
Novice Member
Joined: 8/19/09
What is someone that has no life and is extremely happy about it? Gamers |
5/03/12 5:03:37 AM#178
Originally posted by Indrome Never Looked at it from that point of view, you are on the money there bud |
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Indrome
Novice Member
Joined: 5/03/12
This is like trying to drive straight through Schroedinger's minefield! |
5/03/12 6:07:09 AM#179
Whats even more impressive is that ANet (by all accounts) seems to know this and has put a lot of forethought into it. I miss the days when devs really had to put some brainpower into their games and not just buy an engine, buy a netcode and smush them together with standart sounds and pretty textures/models.
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Luxumaru
Novice Member
Joined: 12/03/09
"If at first you don't succeed, give up, it ain't gonna happen." |
5/03/12 6:14:24 AM#180
Originally posted by mcburly I couldn't agree more. I've been hyped for this game since it was announced years ago and I was terribly saddened by how dull it felt when I actually got to try it out. The original GW blew me away when it came out, and I expected no less from GW2, but that feeling just wasn't there. Sadly I'm going to have to pass as well. Total MMOs played: 174|Enjoyed: 7. >:| |