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1/24/13 3:23:01 PM#101
Originally posted by ktanner3 I agree with you 100%. I have been here since 2007, and look at my post count. I don't post often because people on these forums are always "If it is not Sandbox, get out, your game sucks!" The pure hate on these forums for anything that is not a sandbox is insane. I like Themeparks and Sandbox.... actually as long as I am enjoying my time I like any game. I don't insult games I don't like. I don't cry foul if a game I don't like is developed. For example, I do not like FPS games in general. However, I love Bioshock games. I don't go to Call of Duty websites and go... "OMG CALL OF DUTY SUCKS BECAUSE IT IS NOT BIOSHOCK" People need to relax... play the games you like and get over yourselves. |
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Yamota
Elite Member
Joined: 10/05/03
There's a beast within every man that stirs when you put a sword in his hand |
1/24/13 3:35:01 PM#102
Originally posted by fs23otm Where are all these rabid sandbox supporters? I know a few besides me and one has even stopped posting about sandbox games entirely. So this is just made up nonsense. There are far more people who are fanatical supporters of GW 2 and other triple A ThemeParks than there are sandbox supporters. The reason this particular game got so much flak is because Skyrim is so much more like a sandbox title, yet the developers instead of doing the expected thing of creating Skyrim Online, they went the ThemePark route. They deserve every bit of flak they get for it. You dont see me going on about Neverwinter Nights or other ThemePark rubbish coming out because I dont give a shit about those IPs. But this is friggin Elder Scrolls and they are making a ThemePark out of it, that is just insane on so many levels. |
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azzamasin
Hard Core Member
Joined: 6/06/12
We live in a fantasy world, a world of illusion. The great task in life is to find reality. |
1/24/13 3:39:11 PM#103
Originally posted by Yamota Good thing Elder Scrolls Online copies the same open world exploration centric gameplay the single player RPG's follows then huh? |
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1/24/13 3:44:01 PM#104
Originally posted by azzamasin You should really read up on the game, the game is not an open world. It will have zones and instances. You see, in The Elder Scrolls Online, players will be given the option of setting their own play preferences. Players will be asked what sort of age groups they want to play with or what playstyle preferences they have (ex. PvP, raiding, etc.) and the game will intelligently match up players of like interests when sorting out the populations of zone instances. Instead of just shuffling players into different zone copies by simple load metrics, The Elder Scrolls Online will give players the option of tailoring the community they share the world with to their own individual preferences. The game will even remember players you’ve interacted with and place you in zone instances with them if they’re online. Neat!
http://www.mmorpg.com/gamelist.cfm/game/821/feature/6846/Megaservers-vs-The-Elder-Scrolls.html |
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1/24/13 4:08:12 PM#105
Originally posted by fs23otm Thank you. I'm not a big FPS fan either, but you don't see me on the Planetside forums saying that their game deserves to fail. NGE killed SWG. Get over it like the rest of us did in 2005. |
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1/24/13 4:26:59 PM#106
I'm not saying the game should fail. I'm not commenting on information that hasn't been released but I am very disappointed by the race/area faction locks. You can't control how other people respond but you can control how you respond. We need to make sure that we're not fueling the hate and just stick to reasonable debate. |
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1/24/13 4:32:43 PM#107
Originally posted by Yamota I'd like to know where they are as well. I think many moons ago I got halfway excited about Salem, but that wore off pretty quick. How not to sell me on a game: "And most people that make it past the tutorial seem to appreciate [x game's] uniqueness, even if they don't find it fun." |
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1/24/13 4:41:03 PM#108
Originally posted by Istavaan Well, if you have better news, please post it here. All we are doing is posting a fact. And the fact is that an IP known for classless, free-roaming, non-linear exploration in an open world is putting its name on a game that the developers themselves have said will be based on class-delineated, closed-off, linear gameplay n a restricted world. This is not good news for lovers of TES. |
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1/24/13 6:03:02 PM#109
Originally posted by noncley I couldn't agree with you more noncley. I don't want to offend people who like what ESO is planning but it's a messy business aruguing over opinions. If Zeni never announced faction locks NONE of us would be having this conversation. I could not imagine anyone fighting for an Elder Scrolls game to confine players to factions and areas because of what race they choose. |
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1/24/13 6:10:18 PM#110
Originally posted by sapphen lol not true at all.. maybe you wouldn't be but many others still would be. Even with no faction locks it's still a themepark afterall I angered the clerk in a clothing shop today. She asked me what size I was and I said actual, because I am not to scale. I like vending machines 'cause snacks are better when they fall. If I buy a candy bar at a store, oftentimes, I will drop it... so that it achieves its maximum flavor potential. --Mitch Hedberg |
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1/24/13 6:31:56 PM#111
Originally posted by Aerowyn I respectfully disagree. Most of the arguments I've seen here and in other forums started with faction locks. You are right that there would still be people wanting a fully sandboxed game but the hate would've been far less intense. Most people accept that TES games are a mixture of sandbox and themepark and we could not have the same freedoms as in a SP game. I feel the type of gameplay is overshadowed by the freedom we get to develop our characters. With that said this is my opinion, the only support I have is the amount of people focusing on faction locks rather than the sandbox angle. We will never know for sure how it would've effected the community. |
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1/24/13 6:37:12 PM#112
what i find funny is people that think they're justified when they point out all the things they love about a game or company and demonize anyone that speaks about the bad things they think about the game or company.
the people who critisize and generally just let their feelings out about a particular upcoming game(even if they're negative) have just as much moral right to do so as the people who only sing praises and optimismistic views.
just my thoughts
ps. inb4 if you don't like it, why post here-type stupidity
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1/27/13 12:15:48 AM#113
Color me stupid, but it didn't take me long to figure out Skyrim wasn't a sandbox, just radiant quests that more often then not, were akin to fetch/kill 10 bear quests. I dunno, guess I'll reserve judgment on ESO's themeparkiness till it's released. |
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1/27/13 12:26:09 AM#114
Originally posted by Psychow Haha! Well said.
I have just learned to skip and skim between the chronic complainer posts and just read the good bits. You can recognize the constant negative ones because ... well, they are constantly negative. |
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Razperil
Hard Core Member
Joined: 9/13/04
Everything has it's time and its place, know yours? |
1/27/13 12:31:00 AM#115
Originally posted by Psychow Actually you can win by ignoring them or posting positive things. Those haters seem to hate that quite a bit :) |
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1/27/13 1:52:33 AM#116
wow is better for obvious reasons
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1/27/13 3:04:41 AM#117
I think people blindly loving ESO is as bad as blindly hating it. Please believe me, if I had a place to talk about this game objectively apart from the lovers/haters I would jump at the oppertunity.
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1/27/13 3:14:21 AM#118
I actually prefer faction locks. I want each side to feel unique with its own races and classes. But I don't think they've said whether classes are unique to each faction yet.
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1/27/13 3:20:51 AM#119
Originally posted by Yamota
There are plenty of posters who obviously feel slighted by the direction this genre took. 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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1/27/13 3:20:59 AM#120
This is mmorpg.com for god's sake (sorry to all you people who believe in an invisible friend for using his name in vain) don't waste your time trying to stopthe haters beause they are NEVER going to leave. Even if the game is amazing and really successful there will still be people comming on here and telling you how terrible the game is and that it failed. Don't pay any attention to a word they say.
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