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Since I apparently I can't say a single bad thing about GW2 figured I post my top 10 gripes I have with the game in no particular order..
1. Zoom - for whatever reason the camera uses a step zoom which doesn't allow you to place the camera where you want.. you basically have steps and it can only be placed in these steps which can get very annoying especially in tight spaces or when taking screenshots. 2. Story inconsistancy- I have played numerous stories upto level 20ish and I found some are really engrossing intersting and fun.. others are dull and boring.. there's a good mixture but needs a bit more consistancy. 3. Build Manager- Game NEEDS some sort of build manager so you can set multiple trait builds and select between them whenever you want outside combat 4. sPVP Tournaments- I know it's coming but the full fledged tournaments really need ot get in quick 5. Hearts- i don't really mind doing them but feel the game overall would of been a lot better how it was orginially designed with only DE's and no hearts at all 6. Same Server Dungeon Finder- Although it hasnt' been much of an issue since you don't ever need a certain class I still feel a dungeon finder would be a welcome addition to the game. 7. WvW Tutorial- Noticed many people jump in to WvW have no clue what is going on.. yes you got the npc that talks about the zones but think it could really benefit from a more robust tutorial on how everything works 8. DE Variety- I enjoy the DE system but it could benefit from a bit more variety accross the board and hopefully something planned for the near future. 9. Weapon Skills- I don't really mind having them all unlocked so early but would like some sort of system similar to the utility skill system which would allow you to mix and match from a bigger pool of skills.. Loved picking from the huge pool of skills in GW1.. 10. Crafting Variety- System overall is fine but would like if there was more variety in how you crafted between the professions.. basically cooking is the only odd ball and the rest play out the exact same...
again i could go on for another 50 but those are my top 10 right now.. still game is amazing and having a blast even after almost 200 hours since lauch... back to Tyria:) I angered the clerk in a clothing shop today. She asked me what size I was and I said actual, because I am not to scale. I like vending machines 'cause snacks are better when they fall. If I buy a candy bar at a store, oftentimes, I will drop it... so that it achieves its maximum flavor potential. --Mitch Hedberg |
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10/01/12 7:28:30 PM#2
Originally posted by Aerowyn 1) Zoom 2) Fast travel cost-sink 3) Zoom 4) Only 1 style of match in sPVP 5) Zoom 6) Broken DE's. The number seems to increase with level. I know they're working on it, but... 7) Zoom 8) Build Manager. I REALLY liked the system from GW1 and hope they implement something similar 9) Zoom 10) Underwater combat. I'm so VERY tired of endless barracuda swarms |
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10/01/12 7:29:12 PM#3
as a gw 2 fanboy, here are my 10 gripes as well:
1) arenanet not being as communicative as they used to be 2) bots/scammers/hacks not being taken care of fast enough 3) needs guild based activities 4) needs more DE variety and increase the total amount of DE's 5) needs more interesting cosmetic items in the cash shop (like alternate versions of skills or something) 6) no cutscenes 7) dungeon rewards bugs/exploits 8) crappy gold scaling for playing in lower lvl areas 9) need more npcs with interesting things to say or stories to tell. 10) flesh out sPvP more |
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10/01/12 7:31:55 PM#4
Originally posted by Aerowyn
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Originally posted by Z3R01 would of preferred you gave some reasons and not just NO... and swtor needs more than just lists.. i could write a book about how many issues I had with that one:) I angered the clerk in a clothing shop today. She asked me what size I was and I said actual, because I am not to scale. I like vending machines 'cause snacks are better when they fall. If I buy a candy bar at a store, oftentimes, I will drop it... so that it achieves its maximum flavor potential. --Mitch Hedberg |
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10/01/12 7:39:50 PM#6
My list is short but game changing and labor intensive:
1. Ditch quick travel 2. Add mounts 3. Use a bind system 4. Create fly paths for long distance travels, I see it as a plane ride just staring out the window in awe. 5. Join the zones together in one seamless world 6. Remove the points of interest markers leave the points of interesnt in place 7. Remove the hearts leave the events in place 8. Remove the skill markers leave the skill challenges in place 9. Remove the vista markers leave the vistas in place
You then have the most beautifully renders seamless world ever made (to date). Arenanet shortchagned themselfs and its customers allowing people to blink all over the world and creating connect the dots puzzles using the zone map basically eliminating any sense of exploaration or discovery. |
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Originally posted by snapfusion you know you can turn off all the world completion things like vistas, hearts, POIs, SPs from the map right? I play like that now and find it MUCH more enjoyable. I angered the clerk in a clothing shop today. She asked me what size I was and I said actual, because I am not to scale. I like vending machines 'cause snacks are better when they fall. If I buy a candy bar at a store, oftentimes, I will drop it... so that it achieves its maximum flavor potential. --Mitch Hedberg |
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10/01/12 7:47:24 PM#8
Originally posted by Aerowyn Its not the same. I could also walk to work get more exercise and experience all kinds of intersting and unexpected things along the way, but thats now how humans work. If you give someone the path of least resistance they will take it everytime even me. Thats why I said Arenanet shortchanged themselfs and their customers by giving everyone the option to take the easy road. Its as if they didnt even have faith in their own product to carry itself without all the convience items of todays ADD gamers. |
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Originally posted by snapfusion so basically every single game that has easy, normal, and hard mode you always only play on easy? I angered the clerk in a clothing shop today. She asked me what size I was and I said actual, because I am not to scale. I like vending machines 'cause snacks are better when they fall. If I buy a candy bar at a store, oftentimes, I will drop it... so that it achieves its maximum flavor potential. --Mitch Hedberg |
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10/01/12 7:53:46 PM#10
Originally posted by Aerowyn No in single player games I always play hard mode, in MMO's everyone takes the easy mode and the path of least resistance, as soon as things get competive the rules change. |
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buckleyperm
Novice Member
Joined: 9/07/08
"I'm here when I'm here. I'm gone when I ain't." |
10/01/12 8:01:53 PM#11
Originally posted by Aerowyn
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10/01/12 8:02:09 PM#12
I'll throw mine out there as well... GW2 Fanboi btw oO.
1) Build Manager - It's a pain to have to run back to a skill trainer, reset my traits for what I want to do in a specific dungeon and run back constantly. I prefer to optimize my setup for the task at hand, having a build manager with so many different ways to play each profession is a must.
2) Que's for WvW - Way to much time spent queing. By the time I get in I have usually lost interest in WvW.
3) Town Clothes - Two few options. It really would be nice to have a larger variety of outfits like the Pirate and Cook. It's neat to get the extra abillities to play with. Some times it's nice to just good around.
4) Armor/Weapons that act the way the Stores town clothes work - You have one of the most amazing mechanics out there in this game. If you pick up a flaming GS summoned by an elementalist it changes your weapon skills to a unique set you can't get any other way, why are there not more things like this. Items that are permanent that offer unique skills and such. Every sword is the same as every other, why wasn't there a difference in them. Change things up and make the variety of weapons in the game mean something.
5) Dungeon Finder - At this point it seems like one could really help.
6) Dyes character bound - I really wish my dyes were account wide instead of having seperate sets for all my characters. What this means is that I will unlock them all on one character and then say F'it for the rest.
7) Not enough activities like Keg Brawl - I don't really need to expand on this it is pretty self explanatory. There aren't enough activities like this in game.
8) To few stat variety on dungeon armors - It would be better to have the skin then allow the player to choose from multuple stat configurations.
Thats all I have atm, my shows on so I'm out. |
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Originally posted by snapfusion competetive for what? getting 100% map completion? skills little faster? level little faster? doesn't take long to get 80 for most people anyway.. for me I do what is more enjoyable.. when I have those markers on my map it turns into i must get to this SP or this Vista instead of just wandering around and exploring the zones.. with them off the leveling and questing aspects of this game are so much more enjoyable imho. I angered the clerk in a clothing shop today. She asked me what size I was and I said actual, because I am not to scale. I like vending machines 'cause snacks are better when they fall. If I buy a candy bar at a store, oftentimes, I will drop it... so that it achieves its maximum flavor potential. --Mitch Hedberg |
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10/01/12 8:07:10 PM#14
Originally posted by snapfusion I'm glad you're here to speak for EVERYONE. Has it not occurred to you that perhaps you are just lazy and not everyone is? That you lack the self-control to challenge yourself in some way, and that not everyone does? You have the option to play the game the way you want, and you are complaining, essentially, that it's just too hard to checkmark those boxes.... Apply lemon juice and candle flame here to reveal secret message. |
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GeezerGamer
Elite Member
Joined: 4/03/12
Who ever said "Familiarity breeds contempt" didn't have an internet connection. |
10/01/12 8:08:10 PM#15
Aerowyn gave legit reasons why there are aspects of the game that bother her. While I realize she is a big fan of the game, and this post is in response to someone else's, I still believe her to have put a lot thought into this post. I don't understand why people always feel the need to come forth and knock someone for expressing what they think are legitimate opinions based on proper info and/or personal experience. You basically come along and say her opinions are invalid. You might not find the same issues in the game, but that doesn't make her's wrong or invalidate her right to express them. In as much as you can tell her to stop making lists, I can say stop telling people what they can and can't post. If the conversation turned "Tit-for-Tat", and I've stopped posting, Consider it your win. |
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10/01/12 8:10:58 PM#16
Originally posted by Aerowyn Thing is mmo is not a single player game. Even if you personally will have it turned off - it only work for you personally if you play this game like single player game. If you consider this game as an mmrpg then it does not really matter if you turn it on or off since games still has it, almost everyone has it and they act and do things according to markers and helpers. On the other hand modern mmorpg's GW 2 included does not work that way anymore - players are like independent atoms that are just next to each other, - and that's why some people call some newest mmorpg a single player games - so maybe it does not matter. |
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10/01/12 8:15:03 PM#17
Originally posted by Z3R01 Very unproductive reply and oh... "Lighten up Francis." |
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10/01/12 8:17:38 PM#18
Originally posted by 0over0 the fact they even have it in game is crazy. why bother. offer the same challenge to everyone. But, just like steven spielberg (with his movies) ANET tried too hard to cater to the younger, more casual (not in playtime, but how played), less experienced and/or non-mmorpg crowd. It's not just ANET though, it's the entire Themepark MMO industry (aside from Funcom...that's why they have a bad reputation IMHO). It's why horror movies are now all rated PG-13, it's why spielberg movies that were created from books are like Hello Kitty-ized. It's the reason pop music is tops on the charts....because people like things nice, pretty and dumbed down. To have to think is a travesty. BTW, twitch movement does not equate to thought-provoking....twitch is the absense of thought replaced by instinct. Sorry for the rant...just sick of these "candy land" MMO's coming out lately....it's a sad sign for the genre where the days of EQ1 for sword and elf lovers and AO for sci-fi lovers offered a real challenge and required pre-game strategy (thought).....nowadays, it's click this, that and then this again and you'll win everytime....or twitch alot and circle strafe and you win....preperation is for the birds.... Don't get me started on the actual worlds and the exploration involved....non-exhistent now....GW2 tried but couldn't keep it's hands out of the cookie jar and ended up marking anything significant (cept for those uber hidden caves...I wont go there though) on the map so that the exploration was destroyed. Sad state for MMO's...switched to Darkfall and will look into Repopulation if it ever comes out...the only two games with any real promise. |
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10/01/12 8:21:25 PM#19
Originally posted by Z3R01 When you act like this an live in a world where no one can dare look at something objectively because the game you're playing must have zero faults in your perception, it makes it so developers stagnate.
NOTHING is perfect, it can always be improved. Lists like this provide pro-active feed back to developers (granted they're not going to see it here necessarily) and allow for the product to continually improve. Don't stick your head in the sand with the fanboyism and be blinded by of fact that everything is flawed, it allows for further improvement. |
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Originally posted by Randayn GW2 offers more exploration and interesting things to find than any other themepark I can think of in a very long time... also in red is sort of an ironic statement from someone who wants a non-FFA server in DF.. I angered the clerk in a clothing shop today. She asked me what size I was and I said actual, because I am not to scale. I like vending machines 'cause snacks are better when they fall. If I buy a candy bar at a store, oftentimes, I will drop it... so that it achieves its maximum flavor potential. --Mitch Hedberg |
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