I dream of a game like Darkfall like a lot of people do. I would never quit a game or pay for Darkfall until its been out a while though. There are a lot of reasons to be a skeptic. Most other games that have come out recently have had a lot more going for them and haven't been up to par in most players minds. I really hope that it comes out and is able to grab hold of me like UO did but don't let your hopes override your common sense.
I dream of a game like Darkfall like a lot of people do. I would never quit a game or pay for Darkfall until its been out a while though. There are a lot of reasons to be a skeptic. Most other games that have come out recently have had a lot more going for them and haven't been up to par in most players minds. I really hope that it comes out and is able to grab hold of me like UO did but don't let your hopes override your common sense.
Unfortunately Wagoner you are right. I say unfortunately because as time goes on I find myself becoming a very pessimistic gamer. The first time I log in I always expect issues with the billing system. The first time the game opens up I am expecting graphical glitches and lag. Then when I head over to crafting I am expecting a 2 click button system that requires no thought process at all. So yes I am hoping DF holds my attention long term but as I am in a fun guild in AoC I am happy to wait it out for 1-3 months and see the reviews coming through. Either way I may buy it and log in out of curiosity because I think most games have enough content for the first month to make them worthwhile. Only game I didn't log into after 3 weeks is WAR.
I love exploration so if DF is as big as they say it is then I will have fun running around finding various caves etc. MMO's these days ignore adventure and go for the linear approach too much.
Those same dumbasses who are leaving WAR are the ones who think games are perfect at launch. They're hype junkies and end up disappointing themselves. They should try DF for 3 months too, see how fast they get sick of it, then come back to WAR when it's more polished. That might appease them... These polls are funny though.
I have to agree with you on this one Bruticus. I always say the test of a good MMO is 3 months and 6 months. If they don't sort it by 6 months then its RIP like Tabula Rasa.
As an after thought I was thinking what these numbers would equate to if DF had 100k subs.
Gamers leaving if 100k subs are taken up.
World of Warcraft 124 18.18% = 18,800
EVE Online 40 5.87% = 5,870
Age of Conan 46 6.74% = 6,740
Warhammer 137 20.09% = 20,090
Everquest 2 10 1.47% = 1470
Lord of the Rings Online 9 1.32% = 1320 (very impressive resistance)
Final Fantasy XI 3 0.44% = 440
Other pay-to-play MMO 70 10.26%
Free-to-play MMO 72 10.56%
A non-MMO game 171 25.07%
Now this is based on some poll on the DF website but its interesting numbers if the population goes this way. I still have a lot to do in AoC and in a pretty active guild so if DF sucks at launch I am happy to wait and see what they have at 3 months.
There is absolutely NO RELATION between the people that already follow DFO and what their background is to a % of the current population of that game leaving to play DFO, those numbers mean nothing to come up with those numbers you would have to poll every single game, you sir take pulling numbers out of your ass to a new level.
Those numbers assume that everyone who plays Darkfall will have quit some other game to play it. That's an enormous mistake. Assuming that the game isn't sufficiently awful as to scarcely pick up any players except at release, a lot of the people who play it won't do so until they're ready to quit some other game--and would have quit that other game even if Darkfall never existed.
The big problem with this poll is that it doesn't take into account subscription numbers. If all these games had the same number of people playing them it might have some significance. The way its set up, its putting every game regardless of population on equal terms. Percentage of current subscription, thats what needs to be observed. 137 from war, there are single guilds in the game with more people that that. 46 in AoC, thats about the population cap of their instances. Numbers are far too small to be of any use.
WAR has at least 3x the number of subscribers as AoC. So based on this poll AoC is actually losing a greater percentage of its subscribers to darkfall. If I was you I wouldn't actually be trying to convince people these numbers are valid. I understand the OP wanted another opportunity to trash WAR and talk about his liking AoC but I think this one will come back to bite him in the ass
Waiting for: A skill-based MMO with Freedom and Consequence. Woe to thee, the pierce-ed.
The big problem with this poll is that it doesn't take into account subscription numbers. If all these games had the same number of people playing them it might have some significance. The way its set up, its putting every game regardless of population on equal terms. Percentage of current subscription, thats what needs to be observed. 137 from war, there are single guilds in the game with more people that that. 46 in AoC, thats about the population cap of their instances. Numbers are far too small to be of any use. WAR has at least 3x the number of subscribers as AoC. So based on this poll AoC is actually losing a greater percentage of its subscribers to darkfall. If I was you I wouldn't actually be trying to convince people these numbers are valid. I understand the OP wanted another opportunity to trash WAR and talk about his liking AoC but I think this one will come back to bite him in the ass
Grunties you dumb arse if you read my posts I actually put WAR, WoW and AoC as the biggest losers. Why would I do this to talk up AoC? On the flip side I did say the biggest winners are LotR and EVE and I don't play either. (still have 2 EVE subs)
The poll does actually represent the attitude of gamers out there. I realise each game has different numbers so the numbers leaving WoW is pretty minimal compared to their overall subs. The poll on the DF forum actually stated 'WHICH GAME ARE YOU GOING TO LEAVE TO PLAY DF?" So its actually asking people which game they are GOING to leave. Ironically I am going to leave AoC and EVE to play DF if its any good.
What the poll does show and you would know this if you worked in banking like I have for 10 freaking years is that its a representation of a population (approximately 1000) and this representation can be overlayed by the overall sub numbers e.g. 100,000 subs. So its possible to consider these percentages as being an overall number of players coming from other games to play DF. E.g. approximately 20,000 from WAR and 4600 from AoC. And yes 4600 from AoC may have more of an affect than 20,000 from WAR.
Its a discussion point nothing more and nothing less. I fail to see how I am bashing WAR but now you mentioned it, yes I think its a POC! But I still have mates playing the stupid game and I do respect their opinions.
Below is a poll I found on the Darkfall website asking which MMO's gamers are quitting to play Darkfall. I found it interesting as I expected more from AoC and EVE. The two obvious ones are WoW and WAR. However I think one has to take into account the population difference as well. e.g. 124 people from WoW is probably less of an issue than 137 leaving WAR. Even though I am not a fan of WAR its a little worrying that the game has been out for 3 months and its leading the poll (for specific game). EVE is still staying strong and is pretty resistant against all these major launches. By the way don't flame too much because I just cut and pasted the numbers, I didn't run the poll or anything.
Game Players % World of Warcraft 124 18.18%
EVE Online 40 5.87%
Age of Conan 46 6.74%
Warhammer 137 20.09%
Everquest 2 10 1.47%
Lord of the Rings Online 9 1.32%
Final Fantasy XI 3 0.44%
Other pay-to-play MMO 70 10.26%
Free-to-play MMO 72 10.56%
A non-MMO game 171 25.07%
WoW makes up 18% of the poll, but WoW players are 80% or more of the MMORPG market.
That means 20% for Warhammer is HUGE, while 18% for WoW is very, very tiny, if you see what I mean.
Oh God - another post saying essentially that "mega super game X is going to wipe the floor with game Z and have people leaving to play it in droves". There have been a million of these piles of purely speculative crap lately, frothing about this new game or that, until eventually they all just read as "blah, blah, sheer guesswork, what if, waffle, blah".
Simple rules - never believe pre-release screenshots or interviews, never believe press releases, never believe clips of "actual gameplay" video. The stuff they hype often never makes it into the game anyway, or are just the nicest eye-candy they have to put on show to excite the more gullible punters. Never believe beta-testers, either, because they are going through the "this is new and shiny" stage and are too starry-eyed to be realistic.
It is exactly the same as movie trailers, where even a total turkey of a movie can look fantastic... until you actually go and watch it.
I'll wait a few months and see, before I'll buy a new game these days, to avoid throwing money away on what turns out to be just another pile of bug-infested pretty graphics with the same old cookie-cutter grinding and levelling.
well that poll means nothing, also take in count that in 2009 we got 2 major mmo AOC & WAR and none of them manage to keep the players i hope DF only put 50k cd-keys on market and each account can give 3 friends invite in "account life time"
Those same dumbasses who are leaving WAR are the ones who think games are perfect at launch. They're hype junkies and end up disappointing themselves. They should try DF for 3 months too, see how fast they get sick of it, then come back to WAR when it's more polished. That might appease them... These polls are funny though.
I keep leaving War and going back to hellgate... the irony, hellgate plays faster-paced and it action twitch-based, than war's point-n-click slow-moving character and animation seem to bore me. oh yeah the irony being that War is the game that survives while Hellgate (the more fun game to play) goes the way of the dinosaur.
God I hate irony
Question... Is DF twitched-based WASD fast-paced action rpg, or is it more like War, point-n-click, slow character movment/animation?
Originally posted by Ihmotepp WoW makes up 18% of the poll, but WoW players are 80% or more of the MMORPG market. That means 20% for Warhammer is HUGE, while 18% for WoW is very, very tiny, if you see what I mean.
If the population numbers I used are roughly correct, that means about 25 times more actual people will be leaving WoW than WAR (based on these poll percentages). If the actual WAR population numbers are less than that, the disparity between the two will be even greater. This is precisely why its so absolutely vital that these polls take into account current subscription numbers, because without it, you cant tell how many actual people are leaving one game vrs another, which is what matters.
This is of course assuming the poll itself can be trusted to be a reliable representation - I don't think it is. It was obscure and didn't have enough voters.
Waiting for: A skill-based MMO with Freedom and Consequence. Woe to thee, the pierce-ed.
Those same dumbasses who are leaving WAR are the ones who think games are perfect at launch. They're hype junkies and end up disappointing themselves. They should try DF for 3 months too, see how fast they get sick of it, then come back to WAR when it's more polished. That might appease them... These polls are funny though.
I keep leaving War and going back to hellgate... the irony, hellgate plays faster-paced and it action twitch-based, than war's point-n-click slow-moving character and animation seem to bore me. oh yeah the irony being that War is the game that survives while Hellgate (the more fun game to play) goes the way of the dinosaur.
God I hate irony
Question... Is DF twitched-based WASD fast-paced action rpg, or is it more like War, point-n-click, slow character movment/animation?
From all the interviews and notes on the game its entirely twitch. No auto aim or auto hit. Its aim, shoot or move and swing. So full skill based.
Below is a poll I found on the Darkfall website asking which MMO's gamers are quitting to play Darkfall. I found it interesting as I expected more from AoC and EVE. The two obvious ones are WoW and WAR. However I think one has to take into account the population difference as well. e.g. 124 people from WoW is probably less of an issue than 137 leaving WAR. Even though I am not a fan of WAR its a little worrying that the game has been out for 3 months and its leading the poll (for specific game). EVE is still staying strong and is pretty resistant against all these major launches. By the way don't flame too much because I just cut and pasted the numbers, I didn't run the poll or anything.
Game Players % World of Warcraft 124 18.18%
EVE Online 40 5.87%
Age of Conan 46 6.74%
Warhammer 137 20.09%
Everquest 2 10 1.47%
Lord of the Rings Online 9 1.32%
Final Fantasy XI 3 0.44%
Other pay-to-play MMO 70 10.26%
Free-to-play MMO 72 10.56%
A non-MMO game 171 25.07%
People that play games that get bashed the most on the Darkfall forums might make up a large portion of the population. "Fate, it seems, is not without it's sense of irony" -- Morpheus
There are certain queer times and occasions in this strange mixed affair we call life when a man takes this whole universe for a vast practical joke, though the wit thereof he but dimly discerns, and more than suspects that the joke is at nobody's expense but his own. -- Herman Melville
As an after thought I was thinking what these numbers would equate to if DF had 100k subs. Gamers leaving if 100k subs are taken up.
Everquest 2 10 1.47% = 1470
eq2 has 1 1/2 pvp servers (the 1/2 is just a dead server). darkfall's forums have over 200k registered users already. i expect more subs than the registered users, as i know many people who are going to play and are not registered.
Therefore the eq2# of players is going to be higher, just about killing the pvp servers for eq2. personally, i'm happy. it's karma for SOE for neglect and supplying a broken product.
The only thing that this poll shows, is which game are playing right now some people waiting for Darkfall. Keeping in mind they are registered and posting on those forums, they are Darkfall followers remeber, that only shows which games are they playing right now (or have been playing since 2001 ) as a filler.
Take WAR for example. To make a beliveable poll of the % population that will jump ship, you should get first a poll (In WAR busy forums) about how many WAR players know about Darkfall. Then filter those who are somehow interested on it and make a poll among those abut what they will do if:
a- Darkfall is a good game.
b- Darkfall is an average game.
c- Darkfall doesn't deliver.
And offer three options:
a- Unsubcribe WAR.
b- Subscribe both.
c- Unsubscribe Darkfall.
This would not be perfect, but would give you a somewhat reliable numbers of what would happen in the three mentioned Darkfall quality possibilities.
Doing a fast poll on a "biased" site gives back nothing reliable at all.
Edit: I say Biased meaning that we can bet everybody registered and posting there are expecting to be happy Darkfall players in a month. So you can't get : No, I would not leave X game for Darkfall votes.
User cancels subscription to game. User buys Darkfall, logs into game, tries to do quests and gets killed by another user. Person goes straight to forum to whine about it and threaten to go back to their other game if the devs don't change Darkfall for them. User tries to do quests again, gets killed again. User cancels Darkfall but logs into the forums every day for the next 2 years complaining about launch and they re-activate their former account in a different game. User spends most gaming time on forum badmouthing Darkfall for a few more months.
Don't be terrorized! You're more likely to die of a car accident, drowning, fire, or murder! More people die every year from prescription drugs than terrorism LOL!
Here's the most popular scenerio. User cancels subscription to game. User buys Darkfall, logs into game, tries to do quests and gets killed by another user. Person goes straight to forum to whine about it and threaten to go back to their other game if the devs don't change Darkfall for them. User tries to do quests again, gets killed again. User cancels Darkfall but logs into the forums every day for the next 2 years complaining about launch and they re-activate their former account in a different game. User spends most gaming time on forum badmouthing Darkfall for a few more months.
What's funny is that is what is really going to happen.
Here's the most popular scenerio. User cancels subscription to game. User buys Darkfall, logs into game, tries to do quests and gets killed by another user. Person goes straight to forum to whine about it and threaten to go back to their other game if the devs don't change Darkfall for them. User tries to do quests again, gets killed again. User cancels Darkfall but logs into the forums every day for the next 2 years complaining about launch and they re-activate their former account in a different game. User spends most gaming time on forum badmouthing Darkfall for a few more months.
No I think it would be more like.. player logs into game gets ganked over and over and over not able to play game then comes and quits.
There isn't an option signifying not leaving any particular game.
I don't plan on leaving the games I am currently playing if and when Darkfall releases but I do plan on playing the game and seeing if it is what I have been hoping for.
That Guild Wars 2 login screen knocked up my wife. Must be the second coming!
There isn't an option signifying not leaving any particular game. I don't plan on leaving the games I am currently playing if and when Darkfall releases but I do plan on playing the game and seeing if it is what I have been hoping for.
My wife and are cancelling War just because the game was fun.... but got old.... fast.
All the crying and sobbing on forums after the game launches is the main reason i never visit forums after the launch lol... at least for a few months
There isn't an option signifying not leaving any particular game. I don't plan on leaving the games I am currently playing if and when Darkfall releases but I do plan on playing the game and seeing if it is what I have been hoping for.
This is where I stand also.
Only stipulation being I will wait untill a N.A. server opens.
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I dream of a game like Darkfall like a lot of people do. I would never quit a game or pay for Darkfall until its been out a while though. There are a lot of reasons to be a skeptic. Most other games that have come out recently have had a lot more going for them and haven't been up to par in most players minds. I really hope that it comes out and is able to grab hold of me like UO did but don't let your hopes override your common sense.
Unfortunately Wagoner you are right. I say unfortunately because as time goes on I find myself becoming a very pessimistic gamer. The first time I log in I always expect issues with the billing system. The first time the game opens up I am expecting graphical glitches and lag. Then when I head over to crafting I am expecting a 2 click button system that requires no thought process at all. So yes I am hoping DF holds my attention long term but as I am in a fun guild in AoC I am happy to wait it out for 1-3 months and see the reviews coming through. Either way I may buy it and log in out of curiosity because I think most games have enough content for the first month to make them worthwhile. Only game I didn't log into after 3 weeks is WAR.
I love exploration so if DF is as big as they say it is then I will have fun running around finding various caves etc. MMO's these days ignore adventure and go for the linear approach too much.
I have to agree with you on this one Bruticus. I always say the test of a good MMO is 3 months and 6 months. If they don't sort it by 6 months then its RIP like Tabula Rasa.
As an after thought I was thinking what these numbers would equate to if DF had 100k subs.
Gamers leaving if 100k subs are taken up.
World of Warcraft 124 18.18% = 18,800
EVE Online 40 5.87% = 5,870
Age of Conan 46 6.74% = 6,740
Warhammer 137 20.09% = 20,090
Everquest 2 10 1.47% = 1470
Lord of the Rings Online 9 1.32% = 1320 (very impressive resistance)
Final Fantasy XI 3 0.44% = 440
Other pay-to-play MMO 70 10.26%
Free-to-play MMO 72 10.56%
A non-MMO game 171 25.07%
Now this is based on some poll on the DF website but its interesting numbers if the population goes this way. I still have a lot to do in AoC and in a pretty active guild so if DF sucks at launch I am happy to wait and see what they have at 3 months.
There is absolutely NO RELATION between the people that already follow DFO and what their background is to a % of the current population of that game leaving to play DFO, those numbers mean nothing to come up with those numbers you would have to poll every single game, you sir take pulling numbers out of your ass to a new level.
Those numbers assume that everyone who plays Darkfall will have quit some other game to play it. That's an enormous mistake. Assuming that the game isn't sufficiently awful as to scarcely pick up any players except at release, a lot of the people who play it won't do so until they're ready to quit some other game--and would have quit that other game even if Darkfall never existed.
The big problem with this poll is that it doesn't take into account subscription numbers. If all these games had the same number of people playing them it might have some significance. The way its set up, its putting every game regardless of population on equal terms. Percentage of current subscription, thats what needs to be observed. 137 from war, there are single guilds in the game with more people that that. 46 in AoC, thats about the population cap of their instances. Numbers are far too small to be of any use.
WAR has at least 3x the number of subscribers as AoC. So based on this poll AoC is actually losing a greater percentage of its subscribers to darkfall. If I was you I wouldn't actually be trying to convince people these numbers are valid. I understand the OP wanted another opportunity to trash WAR and talk about his liking AoC but I think this one will come back to bite him in the ass
Waiting for: A skill-based MMO with Freedom and Consequence.
Woe to thee, the pierce-ed.
Grunties you dumb arse if you read my posts I actually put WAR, WoW and AoC as the biggest losers. Why would I do this to talk up AoC? On the flip side I did say the biggest winners are LotR and EVE and I don't play either. (still have 2 EVE subs)
The poll does actually represent the attitude of gamers out there. I realise each game has different numbers so the numbers leaving WoW is pretty minimal compared to their overall subs. The poll on the DF forum actually stated 'WHICH GAME ARE YOU GOING TO LEAVE TO PLAY DF?" So its actually asking people which game they are GOING to leave. Ironically I am going to leave AoC and EVE to play DF if its any good.
What the poll does show and you would know this if you worked in banking like I have for 10 freaking years is that its a representation of a population (approximately 1000) and this representation can be overlayed by the overall sub numbers e.g. 100,000 subs. So its possible to consider these percentages as being an overall number of players coming from other games to play DF. E.g. approximately 20,000 from WAR and 4600 from AoC. And yes 4600 from AoC may have more of an affect than 20,000 from WAR.
Its a discussion point nothing more and nothing less. I fail to see how I am bashing WAR but now you mentioned it, yes I think its a POC! But I still have mates playing the stupid game and I do respect their opinions.
WoW makes up 18% of the poll, but WoW players are 80% or more of the MMORPG market.
That means 20% for Warhammer is HUGE, while 18% for WoW is very, very tiny, if you see what I mean.
Oh God - another post saying essentially that "mega super game X is going to wipe the floor with game Z and have people leaving to play it in droves". There have been a million of these piles of purely speculative crap lately, frothing about this new game or that, until eventually they all just read as "blah, blah, sheer guesswork, what if, waffle, blah".
Simple rules - never believe pre-release screenshots or interviews, never believe press releases, never believe clips of "actual gameplay" video. The stuff they hype often never makes it into the game anyway, or are just the nicest eye-candy they have to put on show to excite the more gullible punters. Never believe beta-testers, either, because they are going through the "this is new and shiny" stage and are too starry-eyed to be realistic.
It is exactly the same as movie trailers, where even a total turkey of a movie can look fantastic... until you actually go and watch it.
I'll wait a few months and see, before I'll buy a new game these days, to avoid throwing money away on what turns out to be just another pile of bug-infested pretty graphics with the same old cookie-cutter grinding and levelling.
I quitted CoH and AoC to play DarkFall
Clan Hispania
well that poll means nothing, also take in count that in 2009 we got 2 major mmo AOC & WAR and none of them manage to keep the players
i hope DF only put 50k cd-keys on market and each account can give 3 friends invite in "account life time"
BestSigEver :P
I keep leaving War and going back to hellgate... the irony, hellgate plays faster-paced and it action twitch-based, than war's point-n-click slow-moving character and animation seem to bore me. oh yeah the irony being that War is the game that survives while Hellgate (the more fun game to play) goes the way of the dinosaur.
God I hate irony
Question... Is DF twitched-based WASD fast-paced action rpg, or is it more like War, point-n-click, slow character movment/animation?
Yes.
No.
Aren't you getting that reversed in a way?
20% of 400k = 80k
18% of 11mil = 1.98 mil
80k players leaving (tiny) vrs. 1.98mil leaving (huge).
If the population numbers I used are roughly correct, that means about 25 times more actual people will be leaving WoW than WAR (based on these poll percentages). If the actual WAR population numbers are less than that, the disparity between the two will be even greater. This is precisely why its so absolutely vital that these polls take into account current subscription numbers, because without it, you cant tell how many actual people are leaving one game vrs another, which is what matters.
This is of course assuming the poll itself can be trusted to be a reliable representation - I don't think it is. It was obscure and didn't have enough voters.
Waiting for: A skill-based MMO with Freedom and Consequence.
Woe to thee, the pierce-ed.
I keep leaving War and going back to hellgate... the irony, hellgate plays faster-paced and it action twitch-based, than war's point-n-click slow-moving character and animation seem to bore me. oh yeah the irony being that War is the game that survives while Hellgate (the more fun game to play) goes the way of the dinosaur.
God I hate irony
Question... Is DF twitched-based WASD fast-paced action rpg, or is it more like War, point-n-click, slow character movment/animation?
From all the interviews and notes on the game its entirely twitch. No auto aim or auto hit. Its aim, shoot or move and swing. So full skill based.
People that play games that get bashed the most on the Darkfall forums might make up a large portion of the population. "Fate, it seems, is not without it's sense of irony" -- Morpheus
There are certain queer times and occasions in this strange mixed affair we call life when a man takes this whole universe for a vast practical joke, though the wit thereof he but dimly discerns, and more than suspects that the joke is at nobody's expense but his own.
-- Herman Melville
eq2 has 1 1/2 pvp servers (the 1/2 is just a dead server). darkfall's forums have over 200k registered users already. i expect more subs than the registered users, as i know many people who are going to play and are not registered.
Therefore the eq2# of players is going to be higher, just about killing the pvp servers for eq2. personally, i'm happy. it's karma for SOE for neglect and supplying a broken product.
Polls like this are a bit silly.
The only thing that this poll shows, is which game are playing right now some people waiting for Darkfall. Keeping in mind they are registered and posting on those forums, they are Darkfall followers remeber, that only shows which games are they playing right now (or have been playing since 2001
) as a filler.
Take WAR for example. To make a beliveable poll of the % population that will jump ship, you should get first a poll (In WAR busy forums) about how many WAR players know about Darkfall. Then filter those who are somehow interested on it and make a poll among those abut what they will do if:
a- Darkfall is a good game.
b- Darkfall is an average game.
c- Darkfall doesn't deliver.
And offer three options:
a- Unsubcribe WAR.
b- Subscribe both.
c- Unsubscribe Darkfall.
This would not be perfect, but would give you a somewhat reliable numbers of what would happen in the three mentioned Darkfall quality possibilities.
Doing a fast poll on a "biased" site gives back nothing reliable at all.
Edit: I say Biased meaning that we can bet everybody registered and posting there are expecting to be happy Darkfall players in a month. So you can't get : No, I would not leave X game for Darkfall votes.
Here's the most popular scenerio.
User cancels subscription to game. User buys Darkfall, logs into game, tries to do quests and gets killed by another user. Person goes straight to forum to whine about it and threaten to go back to their other game if the devs don't change Darkfall for them. User tries to do quests again, gets killed again. User cancels Darkfall but logs into the forums every day for the next 2 years complaining about launch and they re-activate their former account in a different game. User spends most gaming time on forum badmouthing Darkfall for a few more months.
Don't be terrorized! You're more likely to die of a car accident, drowning, fire, or murder! More people die every year from prescription drugs than terrorism LOL!
What's funny is that is what is really going to happen.
No I think it would be more like.. player logs into game gets ganked over and over and over not able to play game then comes and quits.
There isn't an option signifying not leaving any particular game.
I don't plan on leaving the games I am currently playing if and when Darkfall releases but I do plan on playing the game and seeing if it is what I have been hoping for.
That Guild Wars 2 login screen knocked up my wife. Must be the second coming!
My wife and are cancelling War just because the game was fun.... but got old.... fast.
All the crying and sobbing on forums after the game launches is the main reason i never visit forums after the launch lol... at least for a few months
meh. most of the "Nu-MMO" generation don't understand the concept of a real PVP game.
As was said...they will cry on the forums for months, and come here to claim that the game "sucks".
At least the rest of us can have a real MMORPG for once.
This is where I stand also.
Only stipulation being I will wait untill a N.A. server opens.
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