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4/14/12 8:17:19 AM#41
Tingly pixels! And cat-cows. It has cat-cows too. You should see the size of the goddamn litter box. Re: SWTOR "Remember, remember - Kakk says 'December.'" |
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4/14/12 8:24:59 AM#42
Originally posted by Comaf GW2 is about a bunch of races getting together to defeat some big ole dragons. There are race divisions. The heroes are fighting against them. They still have animosities towards one another, but they are putting them aside to defeat the dragons and the races who have become dragon minions. THIS, is what the game is about. I'll be honest, I don't get the open world PVP thing. It's silly. I remember my 1st experience with an MMO was watching my friends family play everquest, and they all got off on hutning each other down and killing them. This was right before our Dungeons and Dragons session. I asked them what the heck was going on? What was the adventure about. They just wanted to hunt each other. That wasn't the orignal intention of MMORPGs. So the idea of building up players to attack other players in a game where neither player can actually die permanently takes away from the immersiion of the game. It doesn't immitate real world racial rivalries, (I don't know too many cultures who openly attack other cultures, most wars are fought on battlefields or zones). I don't get the mind set of a gamer wanting to kill other gamers, when you're suppose to be a hero trying to save the world. They want stereotypes. Why can't a Charr be a guardian, maybe this was the guy that siad "hey, i wonder what faith can do for me". What you want is, well this race can only do this. Why is that? GW2 treats races faiirly relatistically, letting you decide if a class is approripate or not. If the real world played out like most MMOs I guess I would be playing basketball and shooting gangstas (I'm black). I love your analogy, because it's anti your argument. The players are the good guys of the game. We're the ones playing the game. So we are the protaganists. So the real question is what kind of game would we have if the pacmen decided to fight each other instead of trying to kill the ghosts? Sure you can write into their history that they had a fight this morning, but ther are freaking ghosts we need to kill. You do realize that the concept of STar Trek, also in your analogy, was unity among the races. By the time next generation rolled around there were Klingons in the federation. The federation is the good guy, the bad guys were the other races who attacked the federation, the good guys, the players. I don't think this argument has anything to do with age. Most 30 years olds i game with (i'm 35) have played real rpgs and don't see any point in pvp. We have a strongdisagreement about what epicwarfare is. Epicwarfare has nothing to do about race. It has to do, 99% of the time, about differences in ideologies. Again, GW2 is about those races supporting the dragons versus us, who are opposing them. If you understand the lore, you'll know the Charr still don't like the humans. That no one really understands the Sylvari. But these gripes are put aside for the better good of mankind. Your analogy does not sound very coherent. Why would these factions be fighting against each other when the fate of mankind hangs inthe balance. Why is there an artificial conflict needed when there's already a natural one. GW2 is not an open world pvp. Sorry. I know that's what you want but its not that game. There are a dozne or so games with open world PVP. |
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4/14/12 8:27:32 AM#43
Originally posted by Comaf
Well obviously someone has never read the Silmarillion, how about you go and read what Tokien actually wrote before coming back about how "well read" you are? I'll give a hint, Tokien's books are filled with strife both between and within the childrens of Illuvatar, in fact the entire history of Middle Earth is based on it. So why don't you go and actually read Tolkien's works. |
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4/14/12 8:28:45 AM#44
Originally posted by Skuall It's very "skyrim" like in that effect. I can go somewhere and find adventure. |
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4/14/12 8:31:39 AM#45
Originally posted by meari TAnd aren't jedi actually fighting other jedi, just those that have gone to the darkside? |
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4/14/12 8:39:45 AM#46
Originally posted by dontadow
I think the world PvP is going to be allot of fun! I think you can join PvP at level 1 if I'm not mistaken, which no other online game offered that I know of. Game just looks great!
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4/14/12 8:41:17 AM#47
GW2 in a nutshell.
If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a fireball. ( Note to self-Don't say anything bad about Drizzt.) An acerbic sense of humor is NOT allowed here. |
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4/14/12 8:42:13 AM#48
Originally posted by dontadow jedi killing jedi happens alot in star wars EU(expanded univerese) jedi civil war anyone fallen jedi jedi being possesed |
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4/14/12 8:55:21 AM#49
Something to note is that Gear does matter in this game, it's just that you don't have to raid to get the "best gear". |
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4/14/12 9:18:19 AM#50
Originally posted by moosecatlol yes its more about customizing the stats on gear instead of getting gear with better stats and getting better looking gear |
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4/14/12 11:57:05 AM#51
Why was this thread even made when Google has all the answers? |
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