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9/03/12 12:29:59 AM#61
Originally posted by itgrowls I wonder why you would predict "avengers of SWTORs honor" attacking these forums. I guess it could be because those forums were attacked on a regular basis by GW2 fanboys...... The fact is a lot of things it was criticised for are showing up in this game. The thing is that even when SWTOR at it's start had so many players, i do not remember any gold sellers,account hacks or anything like that. I like both games and i have played GW2 alone since it's commencement but i like SWTOR too. |
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9/03/12 12:34:22 AM#62
Finally a reason for all those end game haters to vent their hearts away. "Oh look, this games end game is broken. Swtor all over again. Alert the presses." But wait... I don't have to pay anymore for this game... Nor did I rush to get to 80 to do end game... nor did I expect everything to be fully functional in a new mmo, yes new, not an expansion... Oh woe is me. I am able to get to max level professions without auction house. Is it a pain? sure, but it's still reasonable. Maybe I don't have as much money as I'd like, but can I pay for repairs and books for traits without any problems... yes, so what do I need money for anyway? Am I annoyed that this game has bugs that make it about 90-95% complete? maybe a little, but hey, at least they got it that far and the rest of the 90-95% of the game is enjoyable. This game hasn't been out for even a month and people are already acting like a few problems means the end of the world as we know it. I've had access to the AH quite a few times so they are at least putting an effort into fixing it. I have gotten past "battle of fort trinity" so either they fixed it already or I am just that amazing. Haven't gotten to Orr yet since I'm not 80, but if I can't do Orr, then I'll do instances since they drop gear for me. Do I need to wait? No, bec storymode/explorable mode is probly not hard enough that I can't get past it in the gear I'll end up with, so I can just get items from that or I can make it myself since I'm not lazy and leveled my professions and put the work into doing so. *gasp* I know, shocker, someone can level their professions without the auction house. I have never needed the AH for almost any game to level professions, why is this game any different? Maybe if you people stopped acting like 5 year olds and don't expect everything handed to you being 100% perfect and you instead enjoyed what they gave you, you'd appreciate this game. TL;DR Stop acting like GW2 was the first or will be the last unfinished MMO on release. This isn't a console game, they can fix bugs that arise after giving you the product and they have been actually trying to do it. Let's show some patience. |
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9/03/12 12:38:09 AM#63
While the mail is bugged it is still working. The problem is that when you click someones name and use "mail to" it will put your accountname instead of the character name in the adress field. Write in the character name for hand and it still works.
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9/03/12 12:45:33 AM#64
Originally posted by Loke666 Still works if you send it to the account name. Doesn't really make much of a difference. Just sometimes it's been down for certain periods of time. Doesn't have to do with the person you send it to. |
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9/03/12 12:45:36 AM#65
The queues need to be addressed in WvWvW (evenings). Joining AC instance is hit or miss due to volume i think because the other dungeons are fine... other than that...
Enjoying the heck out of nearly every facet of this game though. Ive not experienced the lag, bugs, or obviously bans referred to on this thread. |
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9/03/12 12:48:24 AM#66
Question for the OP.
Do you Sparkle? |
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9/03/12 12:50:49 AM#67
Originally posted by eggy08 No it doesnt. It wont know which character to send to. The mail was indeed completely down a day last week but this weekend it worked if you wrote in character name by hand. |
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9/03/12 11:39:28 AM#68
Originally posted by Stryx74
Again, success in the MMO world largely hinges on player retention, as we have seen a huge percentage of the MMORPG community opine time and again with regard to game "failures". This is not a single player, standalone RPG. If a player gets one second of enjoyment out of a F2P MMO, then they've already gotten more than their money's worth. That, however, has not stopped players from complaining endlessly about poor customer service, or a lack of content that causes them to stop playing after a month or two, even though they aren't paying a dime for it. The expectation for an MMO is that it should be long-term entertainment - an adventure in a virtual world that should last a player months or years. The money isn't in box sales, it's in the cash shop. GW2 has a cash shop that is on par with just about every F2P game out there. For the money to roll in, ANet needs people to keep playing, and thus, to keep buying. I don't disagree with you, in that someone who pays for the game, and plays enough to feel they've gotten their money's worth, can determine it was a "success" to them. Unfortunately, I've seen that rationale before, from fans of every game labelled a "failure" before. The MMORPG community as a whole usually terms a game that doesn't retain players long-term as a failure, regardless of the payment model. Hell hath no fury like an MMORPG player scorned. |
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9/03/12 2:41:58 PM#69
Originally posted by Purgatus I have played every major AA title since 1999 and EQ1 from launch. And GW2 is just as buggy as the rest. But it is one of the only ones who has had a whole sphere of the game > the mail/auctioneer disabled for this long. I cant think of one that has had this issue be so persistent, but I recognise that several overhauls were done in the first month of vanilla wow with regards to the auction houses, and also that the cooking exploit in gw2 had been seen before in many titles, starting with arrows in Greater faydark in Everquest 1.
I have had only one be worse than GW2, and that was swtor.
Several dupe exploits have occured over the years, but I never saw any company handle it reddit style before. I ascribe that to the times, even if it does make the Anet people look and sound like idiots. |
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9/03/12 2:56:19 PM#70
Originally posted by Thebigbopper
That's it, can't stand it any more. Would every American on this site who thinks the expression "could care less" actually makes sense - listen up. The bloody expression is "couldn't care less", for God's sake, it doesn't even make sense your way and every bloody one of you uses it wrongly. If your going to post so the whole world can read it, learn the language first for fuck's sake...
/rantoff
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9/03/12 3:07:00 PM#71
Originally posted by Vatrox Craft? Make your own gear, since all lvl 80 gear is (theoretically) equivalent? Not to mention crafting can be extremely rewarding. At lvl 80 you probably have 60-90G saved up(based on what the 80s in my guild have... ymmv). Advertise in chat. I've seen people selling lvl 72 yellows on my server for 20s-1g. That is close enough to 80 to get you through the dungeons... and you can get gear from the dungeons...
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9/03/12 3:12:26 PM#72
You can do the explorables with level 80 rare gear.
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9/03/12 3:22:08 PM#73
Oh yeah, also: http://wiki.guildwars2.com/wiki/Mystic_forge
Armor boxes and armor satchelsRecipes can be created using the Mystic Forge. They will allow you to craft armor boxes and armor satchels, which will in turn give you every piece of an armor set.
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9/03/12 3:30:08 PM#74
One recurring reply I've seen throughout this thread brings forth one question from me. Considering within 30 days of launch everyone basically knows what kind of end-game is in place for those who play after hitting max. Why would you have to pay for any game ( monthly fee) that didn't offer much at release in terms of end-game? I can't think of any MMO that's released in the last 7 years or so that would take a casual longer than 30 days to hit that point in a game. Certainly not TSW, SWTOR, AOC, WAR, COH/V, etc.. The only exception I can think of would be VG:SOH.
For every minute you are angry , you lose 60 seconds of happiness."-Emerson If you can't argue the point don't say anything at all. |
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9/03/12 3:35:03 PM#75
Originally posted by Vatrox 97 hours of gameplay for $59.00, or even CE, is a very good deal. |
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9/03/12 3:35:59 PM#76
OP sounds like a friend of mine. He overplays and speedruns and then complains about every step along the way. When he finally gets to the "end" (in this case, 80), he complains that it has no endgame value and everything happened too quickly. This friend is being a whiny bitch about GW2 right this second actually, but he does have his moments. |
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9/03/12 3:51:16 PM#77
Originally posted by elocke Remove the fanboy glasses. Today i managed to play for 2 hours. Logged off for dinner and never got in again. "Error code 42 xxx xxx xxx" is all i get and it's not just me. Half of the guild faces similar issues the entire day. And the worst part is that they don't have the decency to admitt that the fault is on their side. Instead, the error message prompts people to a wild goose chase telling them to disable firewalls, antivirus software, check port forwarding and whatnot. ArenaNet must realise the we are not in 2005 when GW 1 launched. |
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9/03/12 4:01:59 PM#78
Originally posted by gracefield While you're at it, could you get them to spell honour with a "u". If they start spelling pour "por" we'll know civilization as we know it has ended. |
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9/03/12 4:06:29 PM#79
Gee, an overhyped game that had no real features for end game beyond 'We have PvP!! Play it 24/7!!!!" is boring as all hell when you have no more levels to gain?
What a surprise..
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9/03/12 4:06:35 PM#80
BTW, I'm not intending on buying this game for another couple of weeks, so I'd like to take the time now to thank all of you for working out the bugs for me.
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