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GeezerGamer
Advanced Member
Joined: 4/03/12
Who ever said "Familiarity breeds contempt" didn't have an internet connection. |
9/09/12 4:55:41 AM#21
Originally posted by Grailer And while you are grinding all that gear you could also try the many many world/zone invasions. They really are amazing and they happen a lot too. There are some dungeons with different difficulty settings. there is the new 3 faction PVP conquest to do. There are too many dailys, you'll never be able to complete them all, However, you can rotate through them so they feel much less repetitions (I'd usually focus on one zone a day) There is crafting and marketing to do. You have instant Adventures which put you in a random raid group to bang out quests. with added mini bosses. I enjoy those, They will typically lead right into a zone invasion sooner or later. There is now Chronicles which are scaled down instances for 1-2 people. It almost seems like there is so much to do between gear grinds that you probably wouldn't even notice. If the conversation turned "Tit-for-Tat", and I've stopped posting, Consider it your win. |
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GeezerGamer
Advanced Member
Joined: 4/03/12
Who ever said "Familiarity breeds contempt" didn't have an internet connection. |
9/09/12 5:03:10 AM#22
Delete If the conversation turned "Tit-for-Tat", and I've stopped posting, Consider it your win. |
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9/09/12 5:05:12 AM#23
They need to tone down the rift events when there's no players or not many players around. Constant invasion into the quest givers with no one around to help makes it very difficult to hand in quest.
hope they will also improve the combat animations RIP Orc Choppa |
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9/09/12 5:07:51 AM#24
Don't know if Rift is becoming the BEST or not but one thing is sure that Rift is becoming more and more content rich with every passing month. It is a complete MMO experince right now with all the staple features of MMORPG like housing, fishing...etc. Little things like these add a lot to over all gaming experince.
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9/09/12 5:09:47 AM#25
I liked it when I played it but probaly won't go back since there other new games out that I'm playing. If I get bored of those then I'll pick up where I left off from it.
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9/09/12 5:11:24 AM#26
i dont pay to play. The only game i may pay for 2 to 3 months is archeage because it's pure sandbox with some thempark elements and only if it's worth it.
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Vesavius
Old School
Joined: 3/08/04
Players come for the game, but they stay for the people- Most Devs have forgotten this. |
9/09/12 6:19:27 AM#27
Originally posted by Zefire
And? This thread isn't about how cheap you are, it is about how Rift is developing. |
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9/09/12 6:26:27 AM#28
I liked Rift at first, but as I leveled up and seen how the skills work off each other, use this skill and now this skill is 30% better now that it landed and now I can cast this skill 8 times on the mob so people can heal better and attack better, I am not a fan of skill systems like that.
I am so good, I backstabbed your face! |
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9/09/12 6:29:22 AM#29
I have to agree, this is the only MMO I'd consider going back to. I regularly do consider going back to it. but.. I just hate the soul system. It would have been the best character creation/development system in the genre, if you picked your three souls at the beginning and were locked into it. You could respec, but only within those three souls.
The way it is though, I felt like my characters had no identity, and that's a gamebreaker for me. When I want a single-player story, I'll play a single-player game. When I play an MMO, I want a massively multiplayer world. |
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9/09/12 6:47:11 AM#30
Originally posted by Foomerang the world expansion is exclusively for levels 50+
when RIFT launched, I felt the PVE content was lacking/redundant for leveling more than 1 character the game needs more than 2 starting areas
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9/09/12 6:53:24 AM#31
It's a decent pve game, although I think gw2 and especially tsw have a more fun leveling experience. It does have a bigger pve endgame.
But I didn't like the pvp at all, far too much reliance on macro spamming and gear grind and I don't like the mercenary thing either. To me its just wow but a bit more grown up and less on the rails with the rifts and exploring elements |
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9/09/12 7:07:35 AM#32
Got to agree TRION is doing a great job with RIFT. I had great time playing Rift,i loved classes beeing so flexible & specially enjoyed my Chloromancer^^ I somehow expected RIFT to become more dinamic than it actually is...I believe game is designed to be,but they encountered technical problems & had to step back... I remember their first World Event with massive battles across the map...they were good in the idea but didn´t turn out how they expected & had to disable it.... Events after that has become more & more encorseted but still loads of fun & godies like mounts etc I believe TRION will follow some GW2 ideas in Rift. They are already testing in beta realms some kind of PvP similar to GW2´s where you get leveled up to max level... only problem i see with that is that RIFT is too gear centered...don´t know how they will make that work... Still very refreshing to see TRION trying all those different changes without fear... and delivering alternatives ways to play & level outside raiding (can´t stand raiding...it´s so 2011...........) I do believe RIFT will become better & better with time. It already is.
I´ll be buying Storm Legion btw ,it´s a massive update that triples the size of the actual game. I´ll have to find some time out of GW2 but i guess i´ll be able in a couple of months^^ Developers must be supported when doing things right. I love gaming you know, i support companies so i can keep on playing video games. |
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9/09/12 5:18:22 PM#33
It is looking really good with: A VAST NEW WORLD
And this coming weekend (Sept. 14th - 16th): Return to TelaraPlay FREE Sept. 14-16 Discover all the new faction changes and Instant Adventure in RIFT 1.10. Ride away on a new spectral mount! If I get a free mount for just tring the game on that weekend, nice! |
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9/09/12 5:20:56 PM#34
I thought it was an ok game, but it wasn't for me long-term. Maybe if I'd discovered it a little earlier than I did... it certainly lasted longer for me than either Tera or TWS though.
no GW2 won't kill WoW, but it's time to move on and quit worrying about those people still playing it. - eyelolled |
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9/09/12 5:49:15 PM#35
Can t agree more. It has so much to do at end game, and the leveling is quite enjoyable now. The new x pac is easily the best x pac any game has released IMO. I can t say enough good things about Trion.
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9/09/12 5:54:05 PM#36
I'm glad to see th game developing. I personally could not stand the quest hubs. Did not play much though and wish all the people playing it the best.
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9/09/12 5:57:38 PM#37
I don'[t play Rift anymore but if they treat Defiance like they have treated Rift then I will have found my new P2P MMO.
There is NO miracle patch. 95% of what you see in beta won't change by launch. Hope is not a stategy. |
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9/09/12 6:00:49 PM#38
Old-style gameplay = no futur
I think they last 1 or 2 years .. |
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9/09/12 6:02:04 PM#39
Originally posted by Scellow Lol, ya ok. |
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9/09/12 6:03:39 PM#40
Originally posted by ShimpoGenmu I've played both extensively. PS2 is the superior game from a mechanic/FPS standpoint, but it comes with a big downside: no PvE. While Firefall comes with PvE, the gameplay/hit detection/performance is not very good right now. It's not a bad game per se, especially not considering Red 5 is a very small studio, but it's never going to be a big hit. It's going to be a niche game like Global Agenda. If Trion does the same with Defiance as they did with Rift, I can see it being the first successful AAA MMOFPS with both PvE and PvP. |
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