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Originally posted by AveBethos
I know tons of them.... You dont ? |
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1/25/09 5:56:07 PM#22
Originally posted by JMadisonIV
that's because it is. nothing wrong with that, unless they release it in a beta state.
Thought the game was about to be released, only infraestructure being a problem |
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1/25/09 6:35:41 PM#23
Originally posted by Scriar
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TheHoweller
Novice Member
Joined: 7/16/08
Grinding is the worst idea ever integrated into a game... I would much rather have fun. |
1/25/09 6:38:45 PM#24
Originally posted by altairzq
Feature-complete, and feature-tested...Are two different subjects, but whatever, Everquest-boy. I do, however, disagree with them only leaving one month to beta-test this game. It's a risky move, but from what I'm reading from "most" (all but one) beta testers(), the game's good, so far. So it's really up to Aventurine, if they play it stupid and shoot themself in the foot, let them. But at least try to be happy...Things are actually starting to look better. ------------------------------- |
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1/25/09 6:48:50 PM#25
Originally posted by TheHoweller
Feature-complete, and feature-tested...Are two different subjects, but whatever, Everquest-boy. I do, however, disagree with them only leaving one month to beta-test this game. It's a risky move, but from what I'm reading from "most" (all but one) beta testers(), the game's good, so far. So it's really up to Aventurine, if they play it stupid and shoot themself in the foot, let them. But at least try to be happy...Things are actually starting to look better.
Then again look at all the beta testers who said AoC was awesome. Sure there were some negative leaks but thet were always shot down as BS... That was another game that started testing features at the very end of beta as well.
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1/25/09 6:51:29 PM#26
Doesn't sound like it'll be ready by late Feb. considering the state of beta, but i'd rather see Aventurine release a stable product in spring than an unplayable one at an earlier date. Considering last years AoC launch fiasco, I really hope they wait until the feedback from beta testers indicates the DF client is retail ready. Still, i'll be more willing to put up with server instability and whatnot long as key gameplay features are present. AoC had serious technical issues combined with loads of missing features, not to mention Funcom were MMO industry veterans with financial backing from Eidos. |
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TheHoweller
Novice Member
Joined: 7/16/08
Grinding is the worst idea ever integrated into a game... I would much rather have fun. |
1/25/09 6:51:52 PM#27
Yes, and the public was lied to in that beta as well...It's another thing to worry about. But I feel now is a time to move on from this doom and gloom bullshit. Sure they can screw up, but if they do it's all on their shoulders now. I'm glad that things are starting to come out of the wood-work, it's a stupid pity that it took this long though. And yes, the thought of Aventurine having my credit-card is a little scary...But I don't know, maybe their idea of PR, is a child's idea of religion. ------------------------------- |
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1/25/09 6:54:57 PM#28
Originally posted by TheHoweller
Sigh. Talk shit about their PR after they have your money, before it is a moot point. ESP when they are not advertising their game................................. |
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1/25/09 6:57:29 PM#29
Originally posted by altairzq
Thought the game was about to be released, only infraestructure being a problem
well, seeing as there is still a super-tight NDA attached to the game, and according to "Official" Updates, they are just now turning on a majority of the game features, I'd venture to say it's still in the middle of Beta. the featurs they just turned on will need to be thoroughly tested, and I doubt that less-than-a-month is sufficient time to test and correct everything that will need to be. |
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1/25/09 6:58:59 PM#30
Originally posted by strongaxe
Sigh. Talk shit about their PR after they have your money, before it is a moot point. ESP when they are not advertising their game.................................
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Tuck2000
Novice Member
Joined: 3/20/08
Bartle Test result: Killer |
1/25/09 7:02:52 PM#31
Originally posted by nethaniah
I believe they said that there would only be one release client so when north America comes live you would just change servers you will still have access to EU servers if you decide to stay on them so the client is location neutral. I will give hime props for finally giving out some info as to the state of the test. Let's hope they continue to be more forthcoming. |
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1/25/09 7:08:55 PM#32
Originally posted by fyerwall
Then again look at all the beta testers who said AoC was awesome. Sure there were some negative leaks but thet were always shot down as BS... That was another game that started testing features at the very end of beta as well.
Yes AOC was awesome...for the first 20 levels, then it was all downhill from there. I don't know that the beta testers had a chance to make an accurate assessement. Only time will tell with Darkfall. |
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1/25/09 7:09:10 PM#33
Didn' t Tasos once post that Darkfall was a completely done game and was ready for release back in 12/05/08? I could have sworn I read it then. Hmmm....weird. ![]() |
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1/25/09 7:14:36 PM#34
Yeah I'm not giving Aventurines by credit card details. I'm giving them checking account info from an account from Bank of America that requires no minimal balance. It's my "sketchy transactions" account :) |
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1/25/09 7:17:41 PM#35
Originally posted by TheHoweller
Feature-complete, and feature-tested...Are two different subjects, but whatever, Everquest-boy. I do, however, disagree with them only leaving one month to beta-test this game. It's a risky move, but from what I'm reading from "most" (all but one) beta testers(), the game's good, so far. So it's really up to Aventurine, if they play it stupid and shoot themself in the foot, let them. But at least try to be happy...Things are actually starting to look better.
I didn't mention "feature-complete". Read posts more carefully next time? Good boy. |
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1/25/09 7:41:53 PM#36
For the first time I think I'm actually excited about this game. This could be the next "pre-CU" game that I'm really looking for. Too bad it's medieval; but it already made that up with FPS element of the game. |
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1/25/09 9:43:31 PM#37
Very cool stuff. Looking forward to seeing how they handle the next month. It is going to be a crazy 30 days for them. |
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1/25/09 11:01:59 PM#38
I remember cocky Tasos claiming 1 month ago the game was 99% ready and in a better state than most mmorpg in the market. Oh well, i wish em luck testing these features and fixing them in less than 1 month. No way this game is releasing february. |
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1/26/09 12:34:23 AM#39
As soon as we're out of debug, the stress test is over, we'll lift the NDA.
Does anyone know how long it usually takes for this 'Debug' mode? I haven't been in any betas, so I don't know. I'm just curious how long this part will take, before the NDA is lifted and we can hear first hand from people who have been testing it. |
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1/26/09 12:56:33 AM#40
Originally posted by lvlanoob
It all depends on the game. Each game will have a different time spent in debug, some will lose it after closed beta and some will keep it upto release. If testers can find a majority of the bugs and the devs can squash what they feel is an acceptable amount thats when debug is usually over. |
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