Originally posted by Grailer

Almost 70%+ want server wipe and all they did was ban a few people for 72 hours . The economy is still destroyed .

 

I can't see how I can play in a game where I know some players have a huge unfair advantage over others because the AH is really the main end game and will take months to recover .

 

So I quit .

 

 

I noticed you took this game serious. I too like to live dangerously.

Long overdo to be introduced to the west I preset to you: Black Desert or what ArcheAge should've been. These devs would die before they let a race car drive around in this world. In case you someone missed the amazing promo video, here you are:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhYVY6Ttt7o

The sad part is this game has more of a Dungeons and Dragons feel then Neverwinter ever will.

SoE put this game on autopilot. Brad McQuaid came back only to realize the game was unfixable shortly after and instead moved to EQ1.....EQ1!!!! If that doesn't tell you this game is far beyond dead nothing will.

It deserves it's stellar 6.5 rating and will forever be a gleaming example of what not-to-do in the MMO hall of shame.

Originally posted by KingofHartz
I am happy because everytime this happens, more people are educated about cash shops and the destruction f2p causes, thus creating even more f2p haters. Play the game if you will, but don't spend one penny. As consumers it's our duty to keep them honest.

I'm also glad it's a train wreck because it took a dump on both the Neverwinter Nights Series and D&D simultaneously. It deserves every ounce of failure it will inevitably get.

There's a huge difference between getting players to buy your game once and trying to sustain an income off it. That's why we continue to get quality single players like Skyrim and trashy throwaway MMO's like Neverwinter.

Shifted design priorities my friends. MMO's are no longer about making a quality game, they're about making quality toys and mount that you'll RMT.

I'll make this decision easier on all the FFXI fans.

Themepark

I think you're worrying way too much about when Cyptic, etc. wants you to review the game. Listen to your gut instinct and review it as soon as possible. The game could have been accurately reviewed on the very first beta weekend. Few games, if any, change much at all after the first day of beta.

MMO developers have been giving gamers the run around and slinging BS for far too long. You are our only hope to turn the tides. That said I much prefer your text rants to your video ones. Much more blunt and real.

Dude, people have thrown nearly 2 million dollars at a game that doesn't even have an Alpha version, made by a guy whose last game was a disaster, you're in the wrong genre if seeing people spend money on virtual crap offends you this much that you're resorting to name-calling.

^Read this and learn.

Originally posted by Kazuhiro
The Foundry is honestly all that gives me any interest in the game. It looks like it'll otherwise be another generic themepark game with Pay-to-Win design.

Goes for pretty much every non fanboi.

This CU beg-a-thon stuff is getting painful. If it doesn't get funded it's because people don't want to, for a plethora of reasons, which include but are not limited to:

-Mark Jacobs hasn't made a decent game in a decade

-He made no attempt to fix Warhammer, why would he stick with CU?

-You have no say in what the end product will be even though it's made with your money.

-Many see kickstarters as a scam and I agree

-Nothing will prevent him from seeking a 3rd party promotion in the months to come even if the kickstart succeeds, putting you right back to sqaure one.

-Game is running on pure hype, no demos to speak of, no reliable info, nothing.

-Your money could literally be flushed down the toilet. Hitting the mark ensures the game is attempted, not launched.

-By the time this game is made you could have interest in something else entirely

-In the end he took a check and walked away from every project he's ever been involved with, he's not your hero sorry

And much more