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7/01/12 6:39:56 AM#21
I personally find the people berating and belittling people who ask for hints/passwords/codes/etc. far more abhorrent than the one's seeking help. People asking for help has never made my personal enjoyment solving a quest any less. It's the people giving the answers publicly that have negatively affected my gameplay. If somebody wants to go through the game figuring out nothing on their own, so what?
The "adults" criticizing people for being too stupid/lazy/whatever to figure something out by themselves is the exact same "LOL U SUCK" after pvp duels or the "u dont need a group. if u cant solo him u should just stop playing MMOs" from every other MMO out there, done for the exact same reasons.
Yes, there are, so far, fewer people posting nonsense/garbage in chat, so in that sense the atmosphere has been considerably more mature, but I don't think the quality of people playing TSW is any higher than any other major MMO I've played. |
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7/01/12 6:41:24 AM#22
Originally posted by Chtuga Im hoping FC will introduce an Advice channel to force any questions and hints into that and then we can just filter it out if we want to |
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7/01/12 7:04:44 AM#23
Originally posted by Rockhide you are probably right it is the ones that mindlessly give out the answers in chat that are the worst, I do think an advice channel would hopefully solve all that. I wouldnt call myself a hardcore gamer, I only play to have fun and a laugh over beers with friends mostly but i do like to be challenged and have to think about what im doing at times. I dont see the point in bragging about in game achievements because at the end of the day its not gonna impress the chicks down the pub is it. I have put my hours in on plenty of different MMO's over the years I even used to enjoy WOW back in the day before it was really dumbed down (you couldnt beat all day Alterac Valley battles). At the moment TSW is ticking all the right boxes for me in terms of having to think about things that i am down and I hope to have years of enjoyment out of it I just hope it doesnt get ruined |
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7/01/12 7:05:16 AM#24
Glad your enjoying it OP, but a lot of people don't like this game and have very valid reasons for that. The community isn't as amazing as some make out, the gameplay is stilted and the combat is clunky and unintuitive. Even the quests are quite limited and have no replay value at all. Give it two-three months and see where the game is once most players have completed all the content and all the game currently has to offer. TSW is one of those games that will need constant content updates to keep it fresh and playable. If Funcom can deliver, brilliant, if not, then there will be a lot of players complaining and leaving. The subs fee they are asking demands regular content updates, otherwise there is simply no justification for paying a subs fee for this game. |
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7/01/12 7:11:33 AM#25
Comparing this game to EQ is not a good comparison. EQ has had unparallelled life length due to its AA system mainly.
Buying a life time sub for this game is a hasty move. When you have done all content and started regrinding content several times, then we will see what the ratings will be. I doubt this game will be regarded as highly as now in 4-5 months time.
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7/01/12 7:17:46 AM#26
Originally posted by FinnMcCool The clue for the church one is "it was the first song he was going to sing at church". I worked it out but the last time I was in a church was 21 years ago, I am 29 years old. Many people playing will have no idea that the songs they sing in churches are listed by hymn number on the wall. The constant belittling of people for being stupid is one of this games downfalls. I find the quests that involve working things out enjoyable but i am pretty terrible at them and I got all good grades at school and then a BSc Hons at University, my Mrs is studying for an MSc, she is great at these quests but totally horrible at any kind of combat. The bottom line is, everyone is different, she doesnt tell me I suck for not working stuff out on my own and I don't laugh at her because I could roll my face on the keyboard and beat her in a duel. ![]() |
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7/01/12 7:25:47 AM#27
Originally posted by Zinzan I tend to agree with you, but I think this goes for every game. I really don't think the PVE in GW2 will hold people all that long either.... |
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7/01/12 7:41:37 AM#28
Originally posted by stevebmbsqd The thing about games like TSW, GW2, and EQ2 is you can go back and revisit content and still get a benefit out of it. |
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7/01/12 8:09:40 AM#29
Originally posted by SlickShoes Dont get me wrong im far from what you would call an intellectual i left school with bad qualifications and never went to college and im 36 now, I just seem to have landed on my feet with TSW as all the useless crap in my head that has been there for years is now coming in handy solving the missions. I have been gaming for many years and just mainly play to have a laugh with friends over beer and I miss the good old days where games were actually a challenge to play. TSW is the first game I have played in a long while that actually gives me a sense of accomplishment when i manage to figure out what i need to do to complete a mission so it annoys me when people spam the general chat with the answers. |
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7/01/12 8:41:20 AM#30
Originally posted by FinnMcCool Aye I agree with that, if you are going to put anything in general at least write it like a clue, or just whisper the guy asking. It's a shame it happens but there really isn't a way for funcom to police it, if they made a spoilers channel people would still ignore it and use general chat anyway. ![]() |
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7/01/12 11:05:19 AM#31
Originally posted by Ztekan Great thoughts thank you for sharing! |
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