Originally posted by Nukewrk

Originally posted by Psychow
What's the purpose ofthese threads? Who gives a shit. The game didn't do well. Say goodbye and move on. 

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More. Most of these people are subbed  LOL.

Game is very alive. it is still the second most played  P2P MMO. Yeah I know you will say that EVE has more subs, but from what I know EVE subs are not a good indicator and EVE players have to have multiple subs to have many characters and they can be purchased for in-game currency.

Originally posted by Elikal

Originally posted by Boldyn

What you got there is nothing more than the muppets you see on these forums who come running along screaming "I told you so!!" and states they said this before the game would launch.

 

I bet you I can make a hundred whiny posts and in a year or so, come back and show you that some of them were right. But I wont, since I have a life...

 

What's his agenda anyway? Hoping another company will read his statement and think that "Damn, we need to hire that guy, he has insight!"...

"Our" agenda is that companies LISTEN to critics in time, both followers/fans and critique from then inside and not remain opaque to critique, and NOT repeat the same mistakes in MMOs over and over! THAT is our agenda!

Our agenda are GOOD GAMES!

That sounds lovely, how's that working out so far?

I seriously doubt that was the writers agenda when he made that statement however, which is the agenda I was refering to.

Originally posted by Sevenstar61

Originally posted by Elikal

Originally posted by Boldyn

What you got there is nothing more than the muppets you see on these forums who come running along screaming "I told you so!!" and states they said this before the game would launch.

 

I bet you I can make a hundred whiny posts and in a year or so, come back and show you that some of them were right. But I wont, since I have a life...

 

What's his agenda anyway? Hoping another company will read his statement and think that "Damn, we need to hire that guy, he has insight!"...

"Our" agenda is that companies LISTEN to critics in time, both followers/fans and critique from then inside and not remain opaque to critique, and NOT repeat the same mistakes in MMOs over and over! THAT is our agenda!

Our agenda are GOOD GAMES!

We all want good games.   For many people SWTOR is a great game, and you all try everything you can to silence their voices.

I love swtor, it's the best MMO i have never played before

Originally posted by Nukewrk

Originally posted by Psychow
What's the purpose ofthese threads? Who gives a shit. The game didn't do well. Say goodbye and move on. 

[mod edit]

Uhm, SWTOR alewady reached phase 1 of failure because it didnt keep enough subs to keep it afloat.

Phase 2 underway.

Originally posted by Boldyn

I seriously doubt that was the writers agenda when he made that statement however, which is the agenda I was refering to.

He just wrote what was happening.

I dont really reckon how you find it so offensive, its not like everyone cant see for themselvs that its a WoW clone with tendency to zero for innovation and that it had to go F2P in under a year.

Originally posted by Sevenstar61

Originally posted by Elikal

Originally posted by Boldyn

What you got there is nothing more than the muppets you see on these forums who come running along screaming "I told you so!!" and states they said this before the game would launch.

 

I bet you I can make a hundred whiny posts and in a year or so, come back and show you that some of them were right. But I wont, since I have a life...

 

What's his agenda anyway? Hoping another company will read his statement and think that "Damn, we need to hire that guy, he has insight!"...

"Our" agenda is that companies LISTEN to critics in time, both followers/fans and critique from then inside and not remain opaque to critique, and NOT repeat the same mistakes in MMOs over and over! THAT is our agenda!

Our agenda are GOOD GAMES!

We all want good games.   For many people SWTOR is a great game, and you all try everything you can to silence their voices.

Oh believe me, it was never my desire to have anyone's voice silenced. But given how similar MMOs are in the last years, I guess you have the upper hand in how MMOs are, no? So I think we who want different MMOs must make ourselves heard simply more. ;)

Originally posted by Elikal

Originally posted by Sevenstar61

Btw you should mention that title of the article is

"Why Guild Wars 2 Triumphed Where Others Failed"

 

Edit. If the author was wrong about credits, his creditability went down the sink imo.

Ah but Madame, that is as illogical as to assume your statements are not credible, because you have a SWTOR signature. Why should someone make it so blatant and simple? No. If someone was to lie, I'd assume he would be elaborate as to say something so easy to check.

It is exactly this sort of what seems to be a small error which makes me believe the poster IS from EA and DOES report the truth. And it would be no means a surprise given how SWTOR fared, nes pa? And by all means we know nothing that EA meddled a lot in SWTOR, not Lucas. No, by all we know Bioware had the MAXIMUM of freedom, so there is only one culprit to blame and that is NOT EA but Bioware and Bioware alone. The entire SWTOR has all the good and bad sides all their previous RPGs since KOTOR had. Great character stories but horrible dull world design, and all the rest of the good, the bad and the ugly other Bioware single player RPGs had. SWTOR is the clear child of Bioware and not some evil influence of EA.

You are right, BW was good at telling stories, failed at creating engaging worlds. I mean I spent $150 on CE and played through 2 beta builds and through it all me and a few others pleaded and hoped they would fix stuff or the game would fail, or just go f2p. The world they built was just plain boring; nothing was going on in it. Even the heroic (world bosses) mobs just stood there waiting for someone to come along and kill them or die trying…no story behind that, other than it was just there.

 I wanted SWTOR to be the biggest and best game ever so bad. I told my family and friends this is the game to watch....watch what? fail?  BioWare didn't listen to anyone and they really thought they were mighty and powerful, even more so with EA behind them.

The game was boring, me and a lot of other folks I knew all felt the same way. The NPC were static (I felt like I was walking through a diorama at times) The stories were ok, but some were really annoying...and I felt like I had to compete with my fellow players for resources (mats) and quest clickables...Made this experience even more terrible since it took 3 times the time to finish a quest....I found myself most times running to a quest item and if I saw someone else I would use force run and I felt like it was a marathon to get it first, the person who didn’t had to wait 5min, or at times infinitely as they went buggy.

This is where GW2 comes in. A game that does not punish you for NOT getting to something first. A game where you find yourself NOT hating your fellow player because they out damage you while killing a mob pushing you out of the loot roll.. A game where I can go back and play lower level content and still have a challenge instead of being able to just run through unskaved. A game where something is going on that engages the player in the open world. The stories may not all be as deep, but some are equal or better than anything TOR had to offer.. It's just a more rewarding experience for me all around, something SWTOR should have been but never was sadly.

Originally posted by Tiller

Originally posted by Elikal

Originally posted by Sevenstar61

Btw you should mention that title of the article is

"Why Guild Wars 2 Triumphed Where Others Failed"

 

Edit. If the author was wrong about credits, his creditability went down the sink imo.

Ah but Madame, that is as illogical as to assume your statements are not credible, because you have a SWTOR signature. Why should someone make it so blatant and simple? No. If someone was to lie, I'd assume he would be elaborate as to say something so easy to check.

It is exactly this sort of what seems to be a small error which makes me believe the poster IS from EA and DOES report the truth. And it would be no means a surprise given how SWTOR fared, nes pa? And by all means we know nothing that EA meddled a lot in SWTOR, not Lucas. No, by all we know Bioware had the MAXIMUM of freedom, so there is only one culprit to blame and that is NOT EA but Bioware and Bioware alone. The entire SWTOR has all the good and bad sides all their previous RPGs since KOTOR had. Great character stories but horrible dull world design, and all the rest of the good, the bad and the ugly other Bioware single player RPGs had. SWTOR is the clear child of Bioware and not some evil influence of EA.

You are right, BW was good at telling stories, failed at creating engaging worlds I mean I spent $150 and played through 2 beta builds and through it all me and a few others pleaded and hoped they would fix stuff or the game would fail, or just go f2p. The world they built was just plain boring; nothing was going on in it. Even the heroic (world bosses) mobs just stood there waiting for someone to come along and kill them or die trying…no story behind that, other than it was just there.

 I wanted SWTOR to be the biggest and best game ever so bad. I told my family and friends this is the game to watch....watch what? fail?  BioWare didn't listen to anyone and they really thought they were mighty and powerful, even more so with EA behind them.

The game was boring, me and a lot of other folks I knew all felt the same way. The NPC were static (I felt like I was walking through a diorama at times) The stories were ok, but some were really annoying...and I felt like I had to compete with my fellow players for resources (mats) and quest clickables...Made this experience even more terrible since it took 3 times the time to finish a quest....I found myself most times running to a quest item and if I saw someone else I would use force run and I felt like it was a marathon to get it first, the person who didn’t had to wait 5min, or at times infinitely as they went buggy.

This is where GW2 comes in. A game that does not punish you for NOT getting to something first. A game where you find yourself NOT hating your fellow player because they out damage you while killing a mob pushing you out of the loot roll.. A game where I can go back and play lower level content and still have a challenge instead of being able to just run through unskaved. A game where something is going on that engages the player in the open world. The stories may not all be as deep, but some are equal or better than anything TOR had to offer.. It's just a more rewarding experience for me all around, something SWTOR should have been but never was sadly.

How come that there is so many posts in GW2 forum, how this game sucks and how boring it is:) Almost like SWTOR forums /grin. Mind, that I do not play GW2 so I am not going to make any comments about it, but I saw many posts stating that GW2 is a big failure /grin

Edit: Why you can't understand that what is boring for you might be exciting for other person and vice versa?

 

Originally posted by Boldyn

I seriously doubt that was the writers agenda when he made that statement however, which is the agenda I was refering to.

He just wrote what was happening.

I dont really reckon how you find it so offensive, its not like everyone cant see for themselvs that its a WoW clone with tendency to zero for innovation and that it had to go F2P in under a year.

I never said I found it offensive. I do find it amusing though

Originally posted by Tiller

You are right, BW was good at telling stories, failed at creating engaging worlds. I mean I spent $150 on CE and played through 2 beta builds and through it all me and a few others pleaded and hoped they would fix stuff or the game would fail, or just go f2p. The world they built was just plain boring; nothing was going on in it. Even the heroic (world bosses) mobs just stood there waiting for someone to come along and kill them or die trying…no story behind that, other than it was just there.

 I wanted SWTOR to be the biggest and best game ever so bad. I told my family and friends this is the game to watch....watch what? fail?  BioWare didn't listen to anyone and they really thought they were mighty and powerful, even more so with EA behind them.

The game was boring, me and a lot of other folks I knew all felt the same way. The NPC were static (I felt like I was walking through a diorama at times) The stories were ok, but some were really annoying...and I felt like I had to compete with my fellow players for resources (mats) and quest clickables...Made this experience even more terrible since it took 3 times the time to finish a quest....I found myself most times running to a quest item and if I saw someone else I would use force run and I felt like it was a marathon to get it first, the person who didn’t had to wait 5min, or at times infinitely as they went buggy.

This is where GW2 comes in. A game that does not punish you for NOT getting to something first. A game where you find yourself NOT hating your fellow player because they out damage you while killing a mob pushing you out of the loot roll.. A game where I can go back and play lower level content and still have a challenge instead of being able to just run through unskaved. A game where something is going on that engages the player in the open world. The stories may not all be as deep, but some are equal or better than anything TOR had to offer.. It's just a more rewarding experience for me all around, something SWTOR should have been but never was sadly.

The best way to kill immersion and RPG are queues for clickies/quest monsters.

And SWTOR is full of them. Just do some dailies lol its frikin nightmare

Originally posted by Nukewrk

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LOTRO didnt go F2P in under a year because lack of subs. It didnt have to go F2P at all.

LOTRO didnt lose 85% of subs in 6 months.

SWTOR is so slow in releasing content that its awful.

6-8 weeks for miniscule update. lol

Originally posted by Boldyn

I never said I found it offensive. I do find it amusing though

Well, many people find SWTOR...amusing...its like a fish on land lol

Maybe it manages to squiggle itself back to water...but...its far far away and not very soon...to use their own words lol

Originally posted by mikahr

Originally posted by Tiller

You are right, BW was good at telling stories, failed at creating engaging worlds. I mean I spent $150 on CE and played through 2 beta builds and through it all me and a few others pleaded and hoped they would fix stuff or the game would fail, or just go f2p. The world they built was just plain boring; nothing was going on in it. Even the heroic (world bosses) mobs just stood there waiting for someone to come along and kill them or die trying…no story behind that, other than it was just there.

 I wanted SWTOR to be the biggest and best game ever so bad. I told my family and friends this is the game to watch....watch what? fail?  BioWare didn't listen to anyone and they really thought they were mighty and powerful, even more so with EA behind them.

The game was boring, me and a lot of other folks I knew all felt the same way. The NPC were static (I felt like I was walking through a diorama at times) The stories were ok, but some were really annoying...and I felt like I had to compete with my fellow players for resources (mats) and quest clickables...Made this experience even more terrible since it took 3 times the time to finish a quest....I found myself most times running to a quest item and if I saw someone else I would use force run and I felt like it was a marathon to get it first, the person who didn’t had to wait 5min, or at times infinitely as they went buggy.

This is where GW2 comes in. A game that does not punish you for NOT getting to something first. A game where you find yourself NOT hating your fellow player because they out damage you while killing a mob pushing you out of the loot roll.. A game where I can go back and play lower level content and still have a challenge instead of being able to just run through unskaved. A game where something is going on that engages the player in the open world. The stories may not all be as deep, but some are equal or better than anything TOR had to offer.. It's just a more rewarding experience for me all around, something SWTOR should have been but never was sadly.

The best way to kill immersion and RPG are queues for clickies/quest monsters.

And SWTOR is full of them. Just do some dailies lol its frikin nightmare

Well to use this point every mmo out there beside LOTRO (rohan area) and gw2(fails in other areas) are failures.. They all have tagging. 

Originally posted by Nukewrk

Well to use this point every mmo out there beside LOTRO (rohan area) and gw2(fails in other areas) are failures.. They all have tagging. 

LOTRO doesnt have rush for clickies for years now, thank you.

And open tagging is best think in LOTRO...well...since launch.

Sooooooo...why SWTOR, game that is out in 2012 doesnt have things that other have for years now (public quests/rifts/open tagging/personalized clickies...to name a few)

Originally posted by Sevenstar61

Originally posted by Tiller

Originally posted by Elikal

Originally posted by Sevenstar61

Btw you should mention that title of the article is

"Why Guild Wars 2 Triumphed Where Others Failed"

 

Edit. If the author was wrong about credits, his creditability went down the sink imo.

Ah but Madame, that is as illogical as to assume your statements are not credible, because you have a SWTOR signature. Why should someone make it so blatant and simple? No. If someone was to lie, I'd assume he would be elaborate as to say something so easy to check.

It is exactly this sort of what seems to be a small error which makes me believe the poster IS from EA and DOES report the truth. And it would be no means a surprise given how SWTOR fared, nes pa? And by all means we know nothing that EA meddled a lot in SWTOR, not Lucas. No, by all we know Bioware had the MAXIMUM of freedom, so there is only one culprit to blame and that is NOT EA but Bioware and Bioware alone. The entire SWTOR has all the good and bad sides all their previous RPGs since KOTOR had. Great character stories but horrible dull world design, and all the rest of the good, the bad and the ugly other Bioware single player RPGs had. SWTOR is the clear child of Bioware and not some evil influence of EA.

You are right, BW was good at telling stories, failed at creating engaging worlds I mean I spent $150 and played through 2 beta builds and through it all me and a few others pleaded and hoped they would fix stuff or the game would fail, or just go f2p. The world they built was just plain boring; nothing was going on in it. Even the heroic (world bosses) mobs just stood there waiting for someone to come along and kill them or die trying…no story behind that, other than it was just there.

 I wanted SWTOR to be the biggest and best game ever so bad. I told my family and friends this is the game to watch....watch what? fail?  BioWare didn't listen to anyone and they really thought they were mighty and powerful, even more so with EA behind them.

The game was boring, me and a lot of other folks I knew all felt the same way. The NPC were static (I felt like I was walking through a diorama at times) The stories were ok, but some were really annoying...and I felt like I had to compete with my fellow players for resources (mats) and quest clickables...Made this experience even more terrible since it took 3 times the time to finish a quest....I found myself most times running to a quest item and if I saw someone else I would use force run and I felt like it was a marathon to get it first, the person who didn’t had to wait 5min, or at times infinitely as they went buggy.

This is where GW2 comes in. A game that does not punish you for NOT getting to something first. A game where you find yourself NOT hating your fellow player because they out damage you while killing a mob pushing you out of the loot roll.. A game where I can go back and play lower level content and still have a challenge instead of being able to just run through unskaved. A game where something is going on that engages the player in the open world. The stories may not all be as deep, but some are equal or better than anything TOR had to offer.. It's just a more rewarding experience for me all around, something SWTOR should have been but never was sadly.

How come that there is so many posts in GW2 forum, how this game sucks and how boring it is:) Almost like SWTOR forums /grin. Mind, that I do not play GW2 so I am not going to make any comments about it, but I saw many posts stating that GW2 is a big failure /grin

Because people here like to complain and that's all they do, the vocal minority, mostly people looking for sandbox and sick of themeparks, i was there, but tbh this game for me is the best value, and I get a lot out of it. I always find something to do because I set goals, like all exotic gear, leveling crafting to profs to 400, or 100% world completion (which I did)

 My Server is in the top 10 WvWvW servers and we have no population issues, in fact most nights you still get pushed to overflow (btw that is way better than waiting outside a game for hours like I remember doing at the launch of SWTOR, why didn’t BW think of that?) in LA and queued for WvWvW. I went back and tried to play SWTOR recently, and I just can't, it just feels gross and overburdened to play. Honestly it’s just a better quality game, period, which is what I expected out of BW, and we did not get.

I don’t know if you know this or not, or care but I was one of the original supporters of SWTOR from waaay back in 06 when it was just a rumor that BW was making an MMO. Me and like 3 other folks knew it was gonna be based on The Old Republic when no one else did. I made the very first thread on the old BW forums called “What you would like to see in a  Star Wars MMO. This was back when they only allowed 10 page threads and like 2 guys moderated their forums (Stan Wo and Chris Preistly). We wanted this game to be the best thing ever, but BioWare failed to deliver.

Originally posted by BlueLantern

and EA had little faith in it as well.

 

"When I was in EA we were deeply concerned about how boring SWTOR’s gameplay was. And that was back in 2010. They finally realized the truth and decided to delay the game for another year to try to fix it. The final build was more fun by several orders of magnitude than the previous, but it was still not enough. It felt like another WoW. They failed to innovate in any sensible way. They bet everything on the franchise, the VO and Bioware’s signature narrative (which if you have played Mass Effect 3, you’ll know it’s not what it used to be anymore). Lucasarts realized the game was going to fail and forced a new deal in 2011 that would remove them from the production credits. George Lucas may be a bad moviemaker, but who can doubt he is a terrific businessman."

 

since some people still to this day claim EAlouse was discredited somehow, here's a revealing quote from a guy who worked there up until a few months ago.

Read the whole thread here and I have to admit this is an interesting quote. As always in those there's a part of truth the difficulty being which is it ;)

Anyway, whatever the game sucks now and it's delivering content and improvements so slowly that you'd got to be really bored by anything else to enjoy it atm.

Originally posted by Sevenstar61

Originally posted by Tiller

Originally posted by Elikal

Originally posted by Sevenstar61

Btw you should mention that title of the article is

"Why Guild Wars 2 Triumphed Where Others Failed"

 

Edit. If the author was wrong about credits, his creditability went down the sink imo.

Ah but Madame, that is as illogical as to assume your statements are not credible, because you have a SWTOR signature. Why should someone make it so blatant and simple? No. If someone was to lie, I'd assume he would be elaborate as to say something so easy to check.

It is exactly this sort of what seems to be a small error which makes me believe the poster IS from EA and DOES report the truth. And it would be no means a surprise given how SWTOR fared, nes pa? And by all means we know nothing that EA meddled a lot in SWTOR, not Lucas. No, by all we know Bioware had the MAXIMUM of freedom, so there is only one culprit to blame and that is NOT EA but Bioware and Bioware alone. The entire SWTOR has all the good and bad sides all their previous RPGs since KOTOR had. Great character stories but horrible dull world design, and all the rest of the good, the bad and the ugly other Bioware single player RPGs had. SWTOR is the clear child of Bioware and not some evil influence of EA.

You are right, BW was good at telling stories, failed at creating engaging worlds I mean I spent $150 and played through 2 beta builds and through it all me and a few others pleaded and hoped they would fix stuff or the game would fail, or just go f2p. The world they built was just plain boring; nothing was going on in it. Even the heroic (world bosses) mobs just stood there waiting for someone to come along and kill them or die trying…no story behind that, other than it was just there.

 I wanted SWTOR to be the biggest and best game ever so bad. I told my family and friends this is the game to watch....watch what? fail?  BioWare didn't listen to anyone and they really thought they were mighty and powerful, even more so with EA behind them.

The game was boring, me and a lot of other folks I knew all felt the same way. The NPC were static (I felt like I was walking through a diorama at times) The stories were ok, but some were really annoying...and I felt like I had to compete with my fellow players for resources (mats) and quest clickables...Made this experience even more terrible since it took 3 times the time to finish a quest....I found myself most times running to a quest item and if I saw someone else I would use force run and I felt like it was a marathon to get it first, the person who didn’t had to wait 5min, or at times infinitely as they went buggy.

This is where GW2 comes in. A game that does not punish you for NOT getting to something first. A game where you find yourself NOT hating your fellow player because they out damage you while killing a mob pushing you out of the loot roll.. A game where I can go back and play lower level content and still have a challenge instead of being able to just run through unskaved. A game where something is going on that engages the player in the open world. The stories may not all be as deep, but some are equal or better than anything TOR had to offer.. It's just a more rewarding experience for me all around, something SWTOR should have been but never was sadly.

 

Edit: Why you can't understand that what is boring for you might be exciting for other person and vice versa?

That's fine. I get that, Just realize in this case you are in the minority.

Originally posted by mikahr

Originally posted by Nukewrk

Well to use this point every mmo out there beside LOTRO (rohan area) and gw2(fails in other areas) are failures.. They all have tagging. 

LOTRO doesnt have rush for clickies for years now, thank you.

And open tagging is best think in LOTRO...well...since launch.

Sooooooo...why SWTOR, game that is out in 2012 doesnt have things that other have for years now (public quests/rifts/open tagging/personalized clickies...to name a few)

Open tagging in LOTRO has only been out for a couple months since ROHAN has launched.  So open tagging has not been out for years.

Originally posted by Nukewrk

Originally posted by mikahr

Originally posted by Nukewrk

Well to use this point every mmo out there beside LOTRO (rohan area) and gw2(fails in other areas) are failures.. They all have tagging. 

LOTRO doesnt have rush for clickies for years now, thank you.

And open tagging is best think in LOTRO...well...since launch.

Sooooooo...why SWTOR, game that is out in 2012 doesnt have things that other have for years now (public quests/rifts/open tagging/personalized clickies...to name a few)

Open tagging in LOTRO has only been out for a couple months since ROHAN has launched.  So open tagging has not been out for years.

Top of my hat, few things you wish TOR had from LotRO:

• Toggle hands, boots, cloak/back, shoulder slots
• Gear dyes
• Appearance tabs & a good Gear UI
• Wardrobes
• Recall to house (ie space ship)
• Housing 
• UI skins, addons
• Target of target transfer
• Interesting crafting
• Sitting on chair
• Chat bubbles
• A world that feels alive
• Good NPC AI
• Socialisation tools
• Day/night cycle
• Swimming?
• Pet classes (You can't use companions in full groups in TOR)
• Non pet classes (You can't solo conveniently in TOR without companions)
• Good FPS a myriad of graphics settings and a draw distance slider
• Good network synchronisation
• Nice environmental music
• Fluff & minigames
• More than one type of weapon per class
• "Realistic" environments

Originally posted by Deewe

Originally posted by Nukewrk

Originally posted by mikahr

Originally posted by Nukewrk

Well to use this point every mmo out there beside LOTRO (rohan area) and gw2(fails in other areas) are failures.. They all have tagging. 

LOTRO doesnt have rush for clickies for years now, thank you.

And open tagging is best think in LOTRO...well...since launch.

Sooooooo...why SWTOR, game that is out in 2012 doesnt have things that other have for years now (public quests/rifts/open tagging/personalized clickies...to name a few)

Open tagging in LOTRO has only been out for a couple months since ROHAN has launched.  So open tagging has not been out for years.

Top of my hat, few things you wish TOR had from LotRO:

• Toggle hands, boots, cloak/back, shoulder slots
• Gear dyes
• Appearance tabs & a good Gear UI
• Wardrobes
• Recall to house (ie space ship)
• Housing 
• UI skins, addons
• Target of target transfer
• Interesting crafting
• Sitting on chair
• Chat bubbles
• A world that feels alive
• Good NPC AI
• Socialisation tools
• Day/night cycle
• Swimming?
• Pet classes (You can't use companions in full groups in TOR)
• Non pet classes (You can't solo conveniently in TOR without companions)
• Good FPS a myriad of graphics settings and a draw distance slider
• Good network synchronisation
• Nice environmental music
• Fluff & minigames
• More than one type of weapon per class
• "Realistic" environments

 

 

All stuff we gave them feedback on in beta, they didn't listen.

Originally posted by Nukewrk

Originally posted by mikahr

Originally posted by Nukewrk

Well to use this point every mmo out there beside LOTRO (rohan area) and gw2(fails in other areas) are failures.. They all have tagging. 

LOTRO doesnt have rush for clickies for years now, thank you.

And open tagging is best think in LOTRO...well...since launch.

Sooooooo...why SWTOR, game that is out in 2012 doesnt have things that other have for years now (public quests/rifts/open tagging/personalized clickies...to name a few)

Open tagging in LOTRO has only been out for a couple months since ROHAN has launched.  So open tagging has not been out for years.

Who said it had it for years?

L2Read bro

And whay coulnt THEY actually think of something instead blatantly copying WoW?

THATs where SWTOR fails hard, where its innovation TENDS to 0.

Originally posted by Deewe

Originally posted by Nukewrk

Originally posted by mikahr

Originally posted by Nukewrk

Well to use this point every mmo out there beside LOTRO (rohan area) and gw2(fails in other areas) are failures.. They all have tagging. 

LOTRO doesnt have rush for clickies for years now, thank you.

And open tagging is best think in LOTRO...well...since launch.

Sooooooo...why SWTOR, game that is out in 2012 doesnt have things that other have for years now (public quests/rifts/open tagging/personalized clickies...to name a few)

Open tagging in LOTRO has only been out for a couple months since ROHAN has launched.  So open tagging has not been out for years.

Top of my hat, few things you wish TOR had from LotRO:

• Toggle hands, boots, cloak/back, shoulder slots
• Gear dyes
• Appearance tabs & a good Gear UI
• Wardrobes
• Recall to house (ie space ship)
• Housing 
• UI skins, addons
• Target of target transfer
• Interesting crafting
• Sitting on chair
• Chat bubbles
• A world that feels alive
• Good NPC AI
• Socialisation tools
• Day/night cycle
• Swimming?
• Pet classes (You can't use companions in full groups in TOR)
• Non pet classes (You can't solo conveniently in TOR without companions)
• Good FPS a myriad of graphics settings and a draw distance slider
• Good network synchronisation
• Nice environmental music
• Fluff & minigames
• More than one type of weapon per class
• "Realistic" environments