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9/20/12 12:04:09 PM#61
Originally posted by ShakyMo LOL. You're both delusional. GW2 is just as themeparky as WoW ever was. Maybe even more themeparky.
Casuals dont want a game, they want a simple system. They want to win everytime and hate any sort of punishment. Thats why you have such bland PvP in GW2 thats super easy. Downed mechanic is a joke. Theres no death penalty. Thats why GW2 is structured the way it is, its the ultimate casual MMO'rs paradise. The tradeoff is that combat is boring and meaningless. Thats why I doubt GW2 is going to last past the 6 month mark.
But there are other people who want a game where they can build stuff in. People like building stuff and affecting the world around them. Do you call the millions of people playing Minecraft a niche? |
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9/20/12 12:05:06 PM#62
Op is correct and you're all very mad because your trying to justify your purchases and monthly subs to mediocre clones.
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9/20/12 12:43:41 PM#63
Originally posted by DMKano DE's will be much more interesting when theyre not being zerged by 100 people at once. Realizing that a troll's opinions are based on his poor insight and understanding of the game mechanics made me chuckle. |
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9/20/12 12:44:12 PM#64
Sorry, I have to disagree with you on this one. I managed to get a character to level 53but now don't feel like logging on. I have realized I like the trinity, I miss tanking. I'm going back to rift now to prepare for storm legion.
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9/20/12 1:25:10 PM#65
Originally posted by gessekai332 It's already possibly to see how DEs work, when no one's around. Populations in the low level areas have dropped enough that if you play at a really off-peak time (e.g. 5am) ..but if you thought scaling was broken for 100 people, you mostly just get to see that it's even more broken for 2 people. They don't scale down well, either. Some might be doable, but others are crazy impossible.
I don't know if we'll ever (regularly) see that sweet-spot that DEs were designed for. They really need to work on the scaling.
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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9/20/12 1:28:16 PM#66
Originally posted by TheScavenger I don't know. Personally, the more I play GW2, and the closer WoW MoP comes to release, the more I feel like heading off to play WoW instead. Luckily I can do both. |
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9/20/12 1:44:19 PM#67
Honestly, of all the theme park mmos I have played so far, GW2 is by far the worst. I have never been so bored while playing an mmo before. Granted, nice graphics, nice sound, but the gameplay is so shallow, you would have to call WoW sophisticated when comparing these two. GW2 is fast food action for ADD-kids. |
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9/20/12 1:45:34 PM#68
Originally posted by DMKano Every game has it's crazy folks. Currently the game is successful and the population is great. Everything beyond that is trolls and fanboys.
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9/20/12 1:50:16 PM#69
Originally posted by TheScavenger Nah. |
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9/20/12 9:49:27 PM#70
Originally posted by Sylvarii I disagree with some of your points and I was a huge LOTRO fan. First off, those graphics are now completed dated. Visually this game takes the cake. Some of the vistas, effects, and details are just amazing when compared to other MMOs. The combat animations were clunky and were criticized over and over again as being nonresponsive compared to some other more fluid combat games. Second, though I realize this is just opinion, the classes in LOTRO for me at least were the worst of most games I tried until they released the RuneKeeper which in itself was controversial because it contradicted their goal of limiting magic (they said up front no Gandalfs) and adhering to lore. LOTRO became more and more of a single player game with every release will little to no need to join with others for the majority of the game including later on with the majority of the first couple of books. Though some would argue joining in with others at will doesn't mean being social, for me it does. I'm not looking for new friends to share my intimate thoughts with. I want to do exactly what the game offers, join in at will without reading boring accept wall of text quests from stationary NPCs and asking for help for an hour which we have seen over and over and over again. Though Lord of the Rings was a beautful game, calling it a living and breathing world because of a few social side options doesn't compare to the events and group encouraged game play of GW2. GW2 feels much more alive. The living and breathing of LOTRO is no different than WOW. ..by the way, there were loading screens. Did you ever go into any of the main story hubs (Prancing Pony, etc)? I do wish GW2 didn't have zones like EQ2 (even though they feel HUGE) and I do agree LOTRO handled this better, but saying there were not annoying loading screens in LOTRO is spreading misinformation. |
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9/20/12 11:22:47 PM#71
Originally posted by hikaru77 WOOT can't wait to see most of the annoying crybabies/noobs/pathetic people trying to bash the game in every way they can even tho they buyed a game that was clearly wasn't made for them. Good bye MMO hoppers! I will be glad to see you out of the best game since WoW.
Are people over me really are debating between GW2 and LotR? Seriously you can't even compared the quality of both games...Especially when it comes to PvP, but I guess most people don't even play PvP in MMOs. |
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9/20/12 11:41:49 PM#72
Originally posted by Angier2758 And it will stay successful like GW1 did. Call me troll or fanboy or whatever you want I don't really care. I know this game is 1000x better and more fun to play than all other MMO's released since WoW (and I've nearly tried them all) and alot of people feel the same way as I do. If you think otherwise, its okay, you'll still be waiting for the next big hyped crappy MMO to play while I'll still have a blast with GW2. |
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9/21/12 5:47:57 AM#73
I think I can describe the current state of GW2 with one pic:
And this hardly qualifies as killing all other themeparks. MMORPG genre is dead. Long live MMOCS (Massively Multiplayer Online Cash Shop). |
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9/21/12 5:52:41 AM#74
at least BOOORIIING....
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9/21/12 6:01:20 AM#75
Originally posted by ShakyMo I can play any themepark MMOS in similar manner. Ignore storyline, quests and just go explore and craft etc. And in GW2 wandering is limited to your own level range because there is no upscaling in the game. So people exaggerate the wandering part a lot. |
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9/21/12 6:03:35 AM#76
Originally posted by wowfan1996 Ralph - The MMO genre The rope - The MMO community |
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9/21/12 6:37:51 AM#77
Originally posted by TheScavenger
http://www.youtube.com/user/Napolianboo#p/u/15/rCYLLQCNc1w |
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9/21/12 8:18:36 AM#78
Originally posted by TheScavenger Completely agree. Watchout tho saying ANYTHING positive about GW2, someone might called you a fanboi or a gollum...oh wait i see the ignorant already did. smh typical. Hopefully there will be some tweaks to the market as this game grows :) and it is growing if that infuriates some mmorpg posters so be it, more publicity. LOL
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9/21/12 8:21:24 AM#79
Originally posted by halflife25 you can play that way true but you won't get rewarded for playing that way. GW2 rewards you in not one or two ways but in multiple ways for exploring and crafting whereas the other mmo's are lacking. no, there are five complete zones per race where the wondering areas are not small like in other games so you really aren't that limited. I went into higher level zones and avoided mobs long enough to capture the next tier of nodes for crafting. It's dangerous but fun and they don't block you off from going there like in other mmo's :) |
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9/21/12 8:22:17 AM#80
OP is right and all who try to troll him are jelly :PPPPPPP Seriously though, unfortunately GW2 has its set of problems. I hope they fix it. Then it can indeed kill other themepark mmo's |
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