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9/11/12 2:34:27 PM#41
Originally posted by sonoggi The problem is you started this. You title reads "GW2's overwhelming sucess". Excuse me, but, how do you know it's a sucess? You see, alot of mmorpgs where also called such a thing by the very companies. Yet, a few months later, they wheren't doing so good. Alot of P2P AND F2P failed and are failing on a financial level. So, how do you know? See, i'm not saying GW2 will "failz" or whatever, because i can't see the future, but neither can you. How many copies total where sold? Is NCSoft pleased? Is the game profitable long term? How many keep playing? Etc. But you start off claiming a fact without evidence. And there lies the problem. You stared this discussion on the wrong foot. Countering with another, sorry if i sound offensive, stupid claim, by saying GW2 is mmo obama and we "can't deny it" is saying the game is amazing and we to accept it. Again, wrong line. Nobody's mad, bro. This is commum with every mmorpg launch, ok? It's standart. |
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9/11/12 2:34:38 PM#42
Originally posted by yabooer The only ones using terms like "second coming" where the negative people. I have yet to see any single positive fan using the term "second coming". And yes, the people stirring trouble here are the minority of "haters" who just can't let it go and feel the need to get on a personal crusade against a game they didn't enjoy for some reason. Some people just like peeing in other people's cheerios. |
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Originally posted by Psychow well youre obviously a hater, cuz quest hubs ARE dead (now u can explore the world doing any DE u want); B2P may be the new standard once someone releases ANet's profits for this year; there are no trinities in GW2 (fact); there are raids (wtf?); gear progression is gone in the sense that it's not mandatory to enjoy the game. hope that helps. |
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9/11/12 2:36:02 PM#44
I love GW2... but I don't like baiting threads like this one.
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9/11/12 2:39:57 PM#45
Originally posted by The_Korrigan (Removed) Edit: there is a certain percentage of people with hidden agendas, but its not fair to simply discard someone's opinion because it doesn't match your own. Some people really don't like the game all that much; no hidden agenda there. Release a game with a very large established fanbase from 10+ years of bnet history when the market was still emerging and the casual base had not yet been established, thus ripe for harvesting a momentious self perpetuating playerbase people never leave because they have X hours invested in their characters, and their friends and everyone else plays anyway. Not discounting Blizzard quality... but WoW's success is as much about perfect timing as it is quality, if not more so. - Derros |
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9/11/12 2:41:24 PM#46
Originally posted by The_Korrigan Or those who because they enjoy something feel that it makes them superior and that everyone who doesn't agree is a blind hater. "i don't waste my time building relationship in games" - nariusseldon |
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Originally posted by MMOwanderer
started what? |
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9/11/12 2:41:42 PM#48
Originally posted by grimal Link to my post? (don't search, you won't find it, because I didn't say that). Nice try at misinformation though. |
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9/11/12 2:41:45 PM#49
Originally posted by sonoggi This is the same as it has always been. Not sure why some of you need to get a martyr complex over it. I don't find topics like this any better. 1. For god's sake mmo gamers, enough with the analogies. They're unnecessary and your comparisons are terrible, dissimilar, and illogical. 2. To posters feeling the need to state how f2p really isn't f2p: Players understand the concept. You aren't privy to some secret the rest are missing. You're embarrassing yourself. 3. Yes, Cpt. Obvious, we're not industry experts. Now run along and let the big people use the forums for their purpose. |
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9/11/12 2:42:43 PM#50
Originally posted by The_Korrigan It's not just immaturity that creates this attitude that's for sure, some of it begins with Bands, games, or whatever that are stripped of their artistic value/integrity in order to pump it out at higher rate that brings in more revenue. That's basically a fact.
For every minute you are angry , you lose 60 seconds of happiness."-Emerson If you can't argue the point don't say anything at all. |
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9/11/12 2:43:00 PM#51
So let me get this right. If you say the GW2 is a monster success without proof, the OP agrees.
If you rationally say, give it time before claiming it is a gigantic super success, you're a hater. Got to love the internetz.
It is way to early to claim that GW2 is a success, two weeks after SWTOR launched everyone was still talking about the record setting inital sales and everyone was busy with the story. It wasn't until after the first month the cracks in SWOTR's amor began to become exposed, and I'm sure the B2P option for GW2 will help cushion the dropoff for them. But again, it is still to early to call it a success or a failure, unless you just want to troll. The only way anyone can accurately call it a success or failure is if it was to you personally. I want to be Uncle Owen again. |
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9/11/12 2:45:58 PM#52
can someone lock this thread please? Its soo pointless and there are way too many GW2 threads already |
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9/11/12 2:48:10 PM#53
Originally posted by Jyiiga Ding ding ding. |
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9/11/12 2:50:16 PM#54
Originally posted by SuperDonk I think most fans are in that 2nd group... I like the game a lot, but my personal worry is that the only class I like so far is like half the server it seems. I'm trying a necromancer right now JUST because I hardly see them. |
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9/11/12 2:53:43 PM#55
There are definite areas in which GW2 has most assuredly fallen short of ArenaNet's promises.
We were supposed to get DEs that had a lasting impact on the world. Not even close. Most DEs are one-off affairs with no impact at all. Not even the major DEs have some kind of impact on anything but the area in which they take place. If you fail to kill one of the dragons does it start flying around destroying towns? No. Well, I dont know because they are so easy. The major DEs like the dragons were supposed to be challenging open world raid bosses and scale up to 100 people. But they get zerged to death with just 20 people.
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9/11/12 2:56:11 PM#56
Originally posted by sonoggi compeltely agree, notably with your cesspool assessment with some of the people in these forums on your other post. it's really horrendous how the nonsense posts by some haters are allowed to continue about this title. There's a clear double standard here. The game is a success, it's flourishing, it's well made well developed with multiple wonderful enhancements and sollutions to problems mmo gamers have faced since the 2004 standard. There really is nothing for REASONABLE people to complain about, but that's not who comes here to complain about a game they really aren't playing nor will ever play. And for those who were disappointed, if you had done research before buying it (which is the whole point of the stickies and the cons they used to show everyone their game) then you wouldn't have purchased a game you wouldn't like in the first place.
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9/11/12 3:00:04 PM#57
Originally posted by Xiaoki
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9/11/12 3:03:10 PM#58
Why Are People Upset About GW2's Overwhelming Success?It's difficult to predict what people find threatening. But the gamer world is filled with crusaders, all shouting (very different) "Look at me"s. Of course they're all so very concerned with the 'future of the industry'. Mrs. Grimble was just concerned with the happiness and welfare of the people she was constantly gossiping about, too.
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9/11/12 3:05:04 PM#59
People have an issue with wow's success. Im sorry but some people are always gonna be upset when there game of choice isn't the it thing, I for one think its great, I am not playing gw2 but i still think the success of any game in the mmo market is huge, If all mmo's that had nice budgets to make crashed and burned we would stop getting higher budget mmo'. I think people should be glad for any mmo's success because if games like gw2 succed taht try something diffrent maybe other games will try new things and take chances, And maybe someday that game the ones who don't play gw2 or like it will finally get that harcorde sandbox or other game they are looking for. |
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9/11/12 3:09:33 PM#60
game has been a success since beta; the product delivered and then some
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