Originally posted by Orphes

One example would be the raven quest. 

The assumption made from reading (and using) others experience is that this/that quest is bugged aswell. Instead of thinking "hey, perhaps I have not done what I am supposed to do". And one easy way to fall into that is to listen to others instead of just go by one selfs experience on things.

I thought that quest was bugged. I couldn't click on any of the white ravens.

If you looked closely it looked like multiple ravens were sitting in the same spot. At least 2 or3.

It is interesting making some of the quests so hard. People get to argue back and forth on whether they are broken or just too hard.

The launch went great., with no hiccups I haven't had any crashes or any bugs. I've heard that there was a certain quest that was bugged, but that was fixed quite quickly.

Now I enjoy my existince in this secret world, enjoying the sight of all the new people that are "born" into it. After its launch, I haven't had such a good feeling since when WoW was released. And I've tried many mmos :)

See you ingame!

This has been THE best MMO launch for me hands down.

And I've played quite a few.

Rift comes in at a close second.

(I don't consider WoW expansions as "Launches" otherwise they would beat everything.)

Originally posted by udon

I voted good but I probably wouldn't have given Rift or TOR any higher marks so its right up there with those games.

I have my issues with TSW but I have to give Funcom marks for a excellent start.

TOR was a staggered nigthtmare, how can you throw that together with Rift and TSW launch ??!

Originally posted by rawfox

Originally posted by udon

I voted good but I probably wouldn't have given Rift or TOR any higher marks so its right up there with those games.

I have my issues with TSW but I have to give Funcom marks for a excellent start.

TOR was a staggered nigthtmare, how can you throw that together with Rift and TSW launch ??!

I agree. It makes me wonder if people have even actually played the games they comment on.

Originally posted by Carrotsan85

If you want a full explanation why it didn't met my expectations follow the link below and search for my username: Carrotsan85.

http://www.amazon.com/So-glad-could-cancel-pre-order/forum/Fx25C9IROX17Y65/Tx2GBSV8CP4PYXW/1/ref=cm_cd_dp_ef_tft_tp?_encoding=UTF8&asin=B006ZPAXYW

In addition, the PVE maybe somewhat good in terms of the storyline and its eye catching power, but I feel it'll become another d3.  It'll run out of contents really fast.  Trust me I could finish one whole map area's quests in about a day and I work full-time as well so, that says something.  Not to mention you can farm your skills points through repeating the instance quests and doing repeat quests.  So, that's that.  I can't say any further.  Oh, btw the PVP ain't great.  Everyone looks the same.  I know the company wants to prevent the server from lagging by loading up lesser files, but I would rather have a different costume.  If WoW can do it without lag so, can they.  PVP zazz level ain't that great as well.  Total boredom.  It's like farming in D3 for uniques and you'll fall asleep in front of your computer in less than 10 mins. while, doing it.

A r a from MENSA?

I had to rate it "Good".

I'm playing it pretty obssessively and mostly having fun doing so. However, I'm also finding myself constantly having to temper my enthusiasm due to less than ideal game design issues. I'm even more convinced than ever that this is a game I will only want to play through once, while hoping it remains fun enough to actually play though to the end.

I hate that repeating content is a built in assumption and requirement for the game. I like MMOs with massive worlds and a huge redundancy of content. That's not TSW. I hate that every element of mission design and combat XP/drop rewards makes other people being around an impediment, rather than a boon. I've never seen such an anti-social in game community and that's largely due to bad cooperative element game design. (People are constantly stealing quest objectives and far too often if you don't get the objective you triggered, you aren't going to get it unless you steal it from someone else, or find someone on the same mission willing to group up and share the objective credit).

I love the environment. I like the combat, (although I wish there were a better variety of skills). I love the depth of the character progression system, even if it is possible for people to gimp themselves with bad decisions. (There is no reset, if you screw up, you have to go back and repeat lower tier content in order to earn AP and SP to take your skill base in a different direction).

So, yeah, it's good. The frustrating thing is that it could be great if it weren't for some serious flaws and short-comings.

A few minor hiccups aside, I thought the launch was extremely good.  Funcom got it right, for the most part.

The game is a hell of a lot of fun, and has a decidedly different feel from the average themepark as well.

I experienced a perfect launch, then again it could be because of how few hours I spent each day playing, real life stuff.. always getting in my way :( But I didnt have to deal with any frustration, enjoyed my playtime, no super annoying bugs.. all good here :D