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MsGamerlady
Advanced Member
Joined: 8/16/05
"We can make ourselves miserable or we can make ourselves happy.The amount of work is the same." |
7/18/12 3:41:31 PM#41
You betcha! :)
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7/18/12 3:44:31 PM#42
Originally posted by Freedom4u2 This is funny to me. You say it was owpvp because you can level up in it. One blogger said it was because it wasn't instanced. Really, LOL So, if i make an area with a small keep with a "mini siege", non instanced but with a cap (like WVW), some mobs, quests and you can level there, and it's teh size of a Battleground, i can call it open world pvp? Ok, whatever. Look, you fell WVW is owpvp. To me, no matter how you sugar it and twist it, it isn't, but that's my opinion. WVW, Illum, Fusang, etc are areas that are seperate in the same style, like Wintergrasp. it's not owpvp IMO. But then again, nowadays, co-op lobby games like Diablo 3 and GW1 are considered mmos by some, so, meh. Not going to get into this argument. You have your defenition, i have mine. This topic as already been discussed to death |
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7/18/12 3:47:50 PM#43
The "QQstorms" after the previous two BETA weekends has been relatively weak in my opinion. Especially when you consider the sheer amount of players playing the BWEs.
This time there will be even more people playing and checking it out. So yeah, expect negative opinions as always (for all games at any time, really).
Lets just hope that the posters that have a negative opinion post like adults with well thought out reasoning behind why they dislike certain things. It definitely makes things more interesting when people actually bring forward good points. SWTOR is the greatest mmo ever! |
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Originally posted by FredomSekerZ Fair enough, but I'd like to reiterate my point. First of all, the size of the whole WvWvW map is much, much bigger than any battleground you might think of. The size of one bloc of WvWvW is roughly the size of two or three regular zones, not to speak of the main WvWvW zone.
Secondly, it's a real time PvP for a simple reason: You do not have to queue, you have objectives and dynamic events, just like any regular leveling zones. The world is huge and you can pretty much attack anyone not in your "faction", which is dictated by your server. There's absolutely no "lobby" to wait in -- and D3 wasn't a MMO. GW 1 is still debated on, but you cannot compare GW2 with GW1, as they're absolutely different games.
Then, you have the amount of people in it. I doubt any regular BG could have over 500 people at the same time. However, real world PvP would. Don't forget everything necessary for world PvP is also present in this world, like attacking someone gathering stuff or working on a dynamic event. If GW 2 isn't real world PvP, then Aion wouldn't be World PvP either. But everyone agree Aion is world PvP and I don't see how the system is any different. Objectives, quests, huge amount of players. But GW 2 have the advantage of quality :)
I agree about this topic has been discussed to death. My definition of world PvP fit WvWvW and not yours. |
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7/18/12 3:54:42 PM#45
I hope a banstorm will come along the "QQstorm" comes release so people who have nothing to do here won't be allowed to ruin it... |
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7/18/12 3:56:08 PM#46
Originally posted by The_Korrigan I know, right: I mean obviously all dissenting opinions must be squashed. |
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7/18/12 3:56:59 PM#47
Originally posted by Anireth Once you are level 80 and have max stat equipment, which you can easily acquire by playing the story, there is nothing someone can buy to "get a step ahead". They are ahead for some time if they want, but the players who will hit max fastest are not those that buy their way anyways, but those that play 24/7. And a month later you won't know who bought what, as many people are max level, have the best equipment, all skills unlocked etc.
Please help me understand (being completely honest and sincere here).
A month later, a vast amount of the population will be capped with the "best" gear, as per your own statement. Okay. Now what is the point in continuing to play? Honest question. Or is it a matter of waiting for the first of many paid expansions, at which point gameplay will flourish again..? This is all besides the PvP (Wv3) of course, which I'm assuming a decent amount of players won't take part in.. considering the general trend in other games. So is it cosmetic outfits at this point that you are going after? Not items to make your character more powerful? Now Playing: Rift, Defiance, And occasionally TSW, APB
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7/18/12 3:59:50 PM#48
Originally posted by KingGator People who don't even play the game but who constantly whine about it have nothing to do on a fan forum. And people who play the game but have problems with it should be posting on the game's customer support forums, not here. I rest my case. I hope utterly negative "trolls" are erradicated once this game is released (August 25.), so that the players can actually share information about the game without every other thread being disrupted by people who are only here to spread negativity and not to participate positively in the community. And I don't mean "remove all negative opinions" - I mean "remove all those whose every single post is negative and whose obvious agenda is to troll and spread negativity". Which are two very different things. /out of here. |
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7/18/12 4:00:04 PM#49
Originally posted by Acidon The biggest part of your argument I disagree with is pvp. I think its a big mistake to think Gw2s pvp is just like the rest of the MMOs, they designed the game with pvp from the get go and it shows. Its not a tacked on feature and will attract many competitive pvp players. That doesn't even touch the folks who have DAOC nostalgia and WvW is the closest modern replica of that. |
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Originally posted by Acidon It's sadly a misconception created by world of warcraft. I'll redirect you here: http://www.mmorpg.com/gamelist.cfm/game/473/feature/6574
You'll also have WvWvW if you want real competition PvP wise, but as I can read it sounds like you're not interested in it. But a lot will ;) |
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TheBigDRC
Advanced Member
Joined: 7/17/12
I popped too many blood vessels to give a damn anymore. |
7/18/12 4:01:21 PM#51
Originally posted by Corehaven And that's how gaming should be viewed in it's entirety. So something has a few bad points, if there are a lot more good points in it then give it a shot. Bugs me that people see one bad thing then go off "I don't like this one thing so whole game sucks and will fail! ROAR!" And what's this? A contructive complaint can't be called QQ? What blasphemy is this you speak of? You know what's fun about chaos? I do, but I won't tell. |
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7/18/12 4:10:53 PM#52
Not sure I understand the reasoning of this thread, it sounds more like the OP is trying to lure haters into the BWE. Maybe its just me over thinking what he posted ... not sure. However when you play a beta, you should be focusing on the game. Why would anyone spend 1 hour downloading a game just to troll its chat? I mean you can do that in any f2p MMO out there right now. Why would you even waste your time? Personally I like reading chat to see where other players came from, and their reasoning for trying out GW2. The QQ storm can be avoided entirely as long as you don't get heated over mindless prattle. |
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Originally posted by Wakygreek My question is: Have you ever been in a MMO beta? I do sadly remember rift, Aion & SW:ToR beta well enough to know it's always happening. The fact that this last BWE is open to almost everyone makes it even worst; we go from people who paid 60$ to people who can just fill a giveaway, grab a code, download the game and play it 5 minutes and then start to troll ;)
The goal of this thread is to warn people that some people will try to reduce the experience of others by writting things that aren't true about the game, or who are too close minded to understand that some people can like a game that is not theirs. Hence why I added the TIP: section on my first post :) |
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Foomerang
Advanced Member
Joined: 11/10/05
A man convinced against his will is of the same opinion still |
7/18/12 4:16:11 PM#54
Gotta love preemptive troll bashing threads. Themepark is not a sub genre, its an excuse. |
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7/18/12 4:17:18 PM#55
When it comes to "the point" of playing GW2 after 80 I think (because I really can't know) that it will be the same as when I was heading to 80. The design of the game seems to use the levels as gateways to additional content but only forward, not backward.
Once you're 80 you may have only been to a handful of zones but there will be a huge amount of content you haven't seen. You can experience that other content just as you would have leveling up due to the area leveling you down. Essentially at 80 your level is meaningless and the whole world is now yours to play and be a challenge. Of course there is end game dungeons, Orr DE points to constantly fight for against NPCs and, yes, cooler looking gear to get/craft. I think the answer is continuing to have fun just as you did 1-79. Dear developers, In my humble and inexperienced opinion if I can get through all the content you spent the last 5+ years working on within 6 months you have not done your work justice. Please give me, and everyone else, some tools to create our own content from what you have made so I can stay in your world and appreciate it longer than three weeks before I say "meh". It's a shame and I'd rather not do that to something you put so much of yourself in to. |
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7/18/12 4:17:57 PM#56
Epic flametrollbait is epic. Well, I couldn't care less about what a vocal minority thinks (and at this stage, even the most rabid antagonist of the game would be hard pressed to deny that only a very minor MMO population are viewing GW2 negatively). All I care about is: - My previous in-game experiences, which were more than good, - A sensible Cash Shop , and we have no indication whatsoever that it will otherwise, - Performance and server stability, which are definitely improving thus far. If something bad happens, I'll be the first to criticize it. But, so far, most criticism is just nitpicking and misdirections. |
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Mithrandolir
Hard Core Member
Joined: 2/28/05
Our doubts are traitors and make us lose the good we oft' might win, by fearing to attempt |
7/18/12 4:20:27 PM#57
Originally posted by The_Korrigan Come on now :) You have been around a long time, you know that'll never happen!
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7/18/12 4:22:47 PM#58
Originally posted by Freedom4u2 So yo answer your question, Yes I have been in numerous betas. I fear the way you posted this thread has the opposite effect. Sadly when I read it I thought you were just creating a troll post to agrivate non GW2 players into actually trolling your game. Then again if that was not your intent, I would suggest editing your post to correct that viewpoint. Then again if I am the only one seeing that then by all means disregard me heh. Although normally if you want to avoid people trash talking your game, you want to keep their attention on more important things like how awesome the game features are...and about promoting grouping with like-minded players etc. Anyways, good luck to everyone in the last BWE, keep us posted on how the game is running. Looking forward to the results. |
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7/18/12 4:22:57 PM#59
Gater did make a point about the store being a "gateway drug" to pay to win. This is a valid concern in any game with a store however (which will be all of them soon I'm afraid).
The major difference is that GW2 is not based around statistical upgrades within level groups. ANet would have to change there design philosophy before adding such things and it would be really obvious. Worrisome? Always. As much as other MMOs? No, I don't believe so. Dear developers, In my humble and inexperienced opinion if I can get through all the content you spent the last 5+ years working on within 6 months you have not done your work justice. Please give me, and everyone else, some tools to create our own content from what you have made so I can stay in your world and appreciate it longer than three weeks before I say "meh". It's a shame and I'd rather not do that to something you put so much of yourself in to. |
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7/18/12 4:23:50 PM#60
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