Originally posted by Torgrim

Originally posted by miagisan

Originally posted by Torgrim

Originally posted by miagisan

Originally posted by Torgrim

Originally posted by miagisan

Originally posted by Torgrim

Originally posted by Beanpuie

Q: 

Despite everything that has been said, cant we agree that GW2 is a success?

 

A:

Nope. why?

Because success unfortunately is subjective to a individual level

 

 

If every game is subjective to a individual level with your logic all games are a fail.

 

But he is right though....if 2 companies make 2 games, the one the person enjoys more is the more successful in his eyes. 

 

If you are talking shear profit, then its not the case, numbers are factual. What you are asking basically is "do you like GW2?"

 

I don't think his thought was that deep when he posted.

what makes you assume that?

 

I took away my question directly from my understanding of his last sentence.

No I won't bate sorry.

What bait? I was asking a question.

Yes you were and I won't bait sorry.

I wasn't, but if in your mind you think I was, I wont argue.

Originally posted by Torgrim

Originally posted by miagisan

Originally posted by Torgrim

Originally posted by miagisan

Originally posted by Torgrim

Originally posted by Beanpuie

Q: 

Despite everything that has been said, cant we agree that GW2 is a success?

 

A:

Nope. why?

Because success unfortunately is subjective to a individual level

 

 

If every game is subjective to a individual level with your logic all games are a fail.

 

But he is right though....if 2 companies make 2 games, the one the person enjoys more is the more successful in his eyes. 

 

If you are talking shear profit, then its not the case, numbers are factual. What you are asking basically is "do you like GW2?"

 

I don't think his thought was that deep when he posted.

what makes you assume that?

 

I took away my question directly from my understanding of his last sentence.

No I won't bate sorry.

What bait? I was asking a question.

Originally posted by Torgrim

Originally posted by miagisan

Originally posted by Leucent
Wastelands or not, this game is as antisocial as it gets, and yes I talked to people, most just couldn t care less if you re even there.

exactly my point...OP does not define "successful" in a quantitative way.

 

ok then hope you had fun while you were playing :)

well then the question is now changed from "Was it successful?" to "was it fun?"

for me...no. I did not find it fun. I enjoyed GW1 alot more than 2.

Originally posted by Torgrim

Originally posted by miagisan

Originally posted by Torgrim

Originally posted by Beanpuie

Q: 

Despite everything that has been said, cant we agree that GW2 is a success?

 

A:

Nope. why?

Because success unfortunately is subjective to a individual level

 

 

If every game is subjective to a individual level with your logic all games are a fail.

 

But he is right though....if 2 companies make 2 games, the one the person enjoys more is the more successful in his eyes. 

 

If you are talking shear profit, then its not the case, numbers are factual. What you are asking basically is "do you like GW2?"

 

I don't think his thought was that deep when he posted.

what makes you assume that?

I took away my question directly from my understanding of his last sentence.

Originally posted by Leucent
Wastelands or not, this game is as antisocial as it gets, and yes I talked to people, most just couldn t care less if you re even there.

exactly my point...OP does not define "successful" in a quantitative way.

Originally posted by Torgrim

Originally posted by Beanpuie

Q: 

Despite everything that has been said, cant we agree that GW2 is a success?

 

A:

Nope. why?

Because success unfortunately is subjective to a individual level

 

 

If every game is subjective to a individual level with your logic all games are a fail.

 

But he is right though....if 2 companies make 2 games, the one the person enjoys more is the more successful in his eyes. 

If you are talking shear profit, then its not the case, numbers are factual. What you are asking basically is "do you like GW2?"

i am interested how you can compare a game, not even of the same publisher/genre/quality to another and ask if they are going to close the server?

Its like asking since original Halo servers were closed on xbox, are they going to close down the Battlefield servers on pc.

Originally posted by GwapoJosh

Originally posted by kartool

Originally posted by Shadow-Focus
First!

People still do this?

Sadly, dumb repetitive things entertain people without ever getting old to them..  People still enjoy talking about bacon and laughing at Chuck Norris jokes in game chat.  It's usually a sign of a low IQ.

HOW DARE YOU INSULT BACON!

i actually love the EVE community....lol

But GW2 or DF fans drive me to really avoid those games.

Originally posted by GwapoJosh
Wow.. another post on this.  Who gives a fuck?

apparantly you do since you are on the WoW forums

Originally posted by Langsdorff
Money was involved, you cannot be denying that. And they got it. So what's your point, that they team up with a company for the money? Tell me a game that didn't do that in the last 5 to 10 years.

careful...he is a SWG or Bust guy.....he is going to concoct some crazy story for you now

Originally posted by kishe

The appeal of Elder Scrolls games are the fact they're sandbox type rpgs. Now what are we getting? Linear Themepark wow-clone using same engine as SWTOR.

 

In Elder Scrolls games you are free to do what you want, where you want, at your own pace...I just cant see that translating to traditional themepark setting that the zenimax is aiming for.

At least bash the game correctly if you are. TESO will be using their own engine.

http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/117471-Elder-Scrolls-MMO-Wont-Use-The-Old-Republic-Engine

Originally posted by BizkitNL
This again? Feeling insecure much?

yup..apparantly GW2 fans have to compensate by annoying every other playerbase out there lol

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Originally posted by Requiem1066

Originally posted by Rokurgepta

Originally posted by Requiem1066

Originally posted by Jayaris

 

 

Of course, you go up to the guy on the street. Why the hell wouldn't you, you anti-social or something? Spin class, let me tell you if you need to go to organized group activities to meet new people then you need to learn some social skills, fuck everything, interact with people everywhere, but the places designed to facilitate it.

Stopped reading there since most friendships are made through organised interaction, whether that be school, work, or activities 

 Yet a game with 2 million people playing is not organised enough for you to make friends in?

Huh !!! What ? Where ? .. 

Did I say I couldn't make friends ?

Did I say GW2 is anti-social ?

erm nope I disagreed with a point the OP made .. nothing more nothng less .. Way to add 2 + 2 and get 5 :p

rabid fanboys troll these seas matey....yar!

Originally posted by Chilli2k

Originally posted by Ghost12

Originally posted by jinxxed0

After playing int he beta for like two hours I knew I wasn't going to be that much into the game. So yeah, about 3 or 4 days in I have zero desire to log in. I actually find GW1 to be more entertaining still. I logged in the other day and was shocked to find that the game was filled with people. In just two towns there were at least hundreds of players (each). 

 

I've actually gone back to Skyrim. Guild Wars 2 just doesn't give you a sense of adventure and despite the dynamic event system the game is just a single player unless you're playing with RL friends. People never stop to talk or interact. Everyones a sheep following all the dynamic events with zero strategy.

 

Someone needs to make an MMO that forces players to team up and become friends or something. These MMOs are all stale single player online games.

 

B-b-b-b-b-bingo.

You know a game already was made with those features. If you died, only players with a certain skillset were able to heal your wounds.

You also had to go to a crowded area and *GASP* socialize to buff yourself.

 

Guess what game that was?

 

 

SWG

 

 

And thats not the only one.

EverQuest - The Godfather of modern MMOs

EQ, EQ2, Vanguard, EVE (the ultimate in collaborative mmos) and a host of others...there is more to social mmos than swg.