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  • AdamTMAdamTM Member Posts: 1,376

    Originally posted by warmaster670

    Originally posted by AdamTM


    Originally posted by Sovrath


    Originally posted by AdamTM


    Originally posted by Sovrath


    Originally posted by AdamTM

     

    It was sort of implied in the OP...

    This isn't flaming as I love SW and really enjoyed this game at first, but now the game is boring the hell out of me now, I don't know if it's just Nar Shadar but there is no variety in quests. They're all go here and kill this. Tiresome.

     

    Not it's not. he clearly states that there is no vareity and that they are all kill quests. Had he said that there is no variety and ended it on that then you might have a case. But since he qualified his statement with "they are all "go here and kill this" then it seems that his issue is with kill quests in general.

    AFter all, all kill quests are go here and kill x. You kind of have to know what you need to kill in order to kill it.

     

     

     

    I read it as "there is no variety in "kill this and go here" quests"

    And I read it as "there is no variety. They are all go here and kill this quests." Exactly as he punctuated it.

    Maybe the OP can clarify. If he means that he just wants variety in the kill quests then sure, I cheerfully withdraw my initial question.

    Maybe, his grammar and punctuation isn't stellar to begin with.

    I'm just saying that I think what he means there is no variety in the quests, because the alternative would not make sense if he played the game at all as he is claiming.

    Based on these forums Id say its a 95% chance its the second one.

    I tend to be less cynical then.

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  • WickedjellyWickedjelly Member, Newbie CommonPosts: 4,990

    Originally posted by forest-nl

    I think majority don't play mmo's becouse they wanne watch dialogue, me included. First time its maybe nice but im convinced with most players its very fast tiresome to watch dialogue all the time.

    I'm not so sure about that. Think it's pretty split far as that goes. I mean the vo and story themed content is one of the highlights of this game for many players.

    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.

  • DistopiaDistopia Member EpicPosts: 21,183

    Originally posted by kalinis

    Not all my quest is kill stuff eitther in tor. Most of them are talk to this person, destroy wapons caches, REcover stolen data, Interupt a meeting with republic and exchange,  Steal a cult from the darth u need an artifact from, 

    The killing just happens in mmos as there are mobs in yoru game. Only way to get rid of kiling things is to make areas with no npc mobs that attack u.

    Most of my quests arent actually kill x or y, Sure those pop up and i usually complete them getting to my actual objective but my actual quests are not kill this kill that. 

    Yeah that was my experience as well. The BH was largely kill quests, due to the nature of the class, smuggler was a different story though.

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  • warmaster670warmaster670 Member Posts: 1,384

    Originally posted by forest-nl

     




    Originally posted by IPolygon

    Yeah, what did you expect? In previews and reviews it was clearly stated that VO and presentation mask the lack of variety in quest design. I don't know if you do it, but skipping dialogue kills most of what makes SWTOR exceptional in the genre.

     

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    I think majority don't play mmo's becouse they wanne watch dialogue, me included. First time its maybe nice but im convinced with most players its very fast tiresome to watch dialogue all the time.

    Then there playing the wrong game.

     

    Thats like playing a pvp game and not liking pvp,  or playing a FPS when you hate first person games.

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  • DistopiaDistopia Member EpicPosts: 21,183

    Originally posted by Wickedjelly

    Originally posted by forest-nl

    I think majority don't play mmo's becouse they wanne watch dialogue, me included. First time its maybe nice but im convinced with most players its very fast tiresome to watch dialogue all the time.

    I'm not so sure about that. Think it's pretty split far as that goes. I mean the vo and story themed content is one of the highlights of this game for many players.

    Exactly.. personally if I didn't like that type of thing, I wouldn't buy an MMO made by Bioware.

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  • AdamTMAdamTM Member Posts: 1,376

    Originally posted by warmaster670

    Originally posted by forest-nl

     




    Originally posted by IPolygon

    Yeah, what did you expect? In previews and reviews it was clearly stated that VO and presentation mask the lack of variety in quest design. I don't know if you do it, but skipping dialogue kills most of what makes SWTOR exceptional in the genre.

     

    Edit: typos





    I think majority don't play mmo's becouse they wanne watch dialogue, me included. First time its maybe nice but im convinced with most players its very fast tiresome to watch dialogue all the time.

    Then there playing the wrong game.

     

    Thats like playing a pvp game and not liking pvp,  or playing a FPS when you hate first person games.

     

    I don't think not liking story or cutscenes in a MMO is wrong or comparable to your hyperbole.

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  • BarCrowBarCrow Member UncommonPosts: 2,195

    I'm a "light side" BH and I've had plenty of Quests that did not require me to kill the target or anything. Most of the kill quests are Bonus quests. Bonus meaning you don't have to do them. Sure there is much killing going on...but there is plenty of other stuff as well.

  • skullquakerskullquaker Member UncommonPosts: 311

     m8 had it  streaming  for ages  from what i saw  i dont think it will keep me playing  if i bought it . but then i never was  SW  fan .  grathic wise it looked amazeing 

  • DistopiaDistopia Member EpicPosts: 21,183

    Originally posted by AdamTM

    Then there playing the wrong game.

     

    Thats like playing a pvp game and not liking pvp,  or playing a FPS when you hate first person games.

     

    I don't think not liking story or cutscenes in a MMO is wrong or comparable to your hyperbole.

    The main point behind this game is the story, if you don't enjoy story in an MMO it really is the wrong MMO for you, it is like playing a PVP MMO and disliking PVP, if you're playing a MMO designed around story and cutscenes, yet do not enjoy those aspects.

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  • warmaster670warmaster670 Member Posts: 1,384

    Originally posted by Distopia

    Originally posted by AdamTM


    Then there playing the wrong game.

     

    Thats like playing a pvp game and not liking pvp,  or playing a FPS when you hate first person games.

     

    I don't think not liking story or cutscenes in a MMO is wrong or comparable to your hyperbole.

    The main point behind this game is the story, if you don't enjoy story in an MMO it really is the wrong MMO for you, it is like playing a PVP MMO and disliking PVP, if you're playing a MMO designed around story and cutscenes, yet do not enjoy those aspects.

    ^^^^^^this.

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  • ktanner3ktanner3 Member UncommonPosts: 4,063

    Originally posted by Distopia

    Originally posted by Wickedjelly


    Originally posted by forest-nl

    I think majority don't play mmo's becouse they wanne watch dialogue, me included. First time its maybe nice but im convinced with most players its very fast tiresome to watch dialogue all the time.

    I'm not so sure about that. Think it's pretty split far as that goes. I mean the vo and story themed content is one of the highlights of this game for many players.

    Exactly.. personally if I didn't like that type of thing, I wouldn't buy an MMO made by Bioware.

    I'm not a hardcore PVPer and I don't like losing all the stuff that I spent so much time trying to aquire in game.Therefore I never bought games like  Darkfall or Eve because I knew that they weren't the type of games for me.   If I had been like some of the posters here, I would have spent the months preceding these games bashing  and pointing out what they weren't. What would have been the point? They are games made for a specific target audience . For some reason, posters here take things like that so personally. We're talking games here folks, not possible cures for cancer.  

     

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  • ZigZagsZigZags Member UncommonPosts: 381

    Questing is like THE LAST thing I care about when it comes to how good the game is. Questing is just a grind in any game to get you to the "end game". We'll have to see how bioware keeps us busy post lvl 50 that will determin if this game has any kind of lasting power.

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  • allegriaallegria Member CommonPosts: 682

    This is exactly when I started to lose interest in beta. :(

     

    I agree with comments on combat "kind of":

     

    For me combat is fluid however, you have skills that just don't show a logical progression. There is something in other MMOs with Skills and such that within the first 10-15 levels you get the basic concept of a class and how it functions. This is usually achieved the way your skills roll out...

    For whatever reason, when I played Sage to 30, the skills i got were just non-sensicle.. IT felt more scatter brained than a real progression ( note it felt like dragon age which was a similar experience )

  • ktanner3ktanner3 Member UncommonPosts: 4,063

    Originally posted by ZigZags

    Questing is like THE LAST thing I care about when it comes to how good the game is. Questing is just a grind in any game to get you to the "end game". We'll have to see how bioware keeps us busy post lvl 50 that will determin if this game has any kind of lasting power.

    See for me it's the opposite. If the questing isn't fun then I won't make it to end game because I refuse to pay a monthly sub for a boring grind.

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  • ZigZagsZigZags Member UncommonPosts: 381

    Do you play WoW? IF so then I doubt your statement very much. Questing in WoW is about as boring, repetitive and unimaginative in any MMO I've ever played and thats many games going back to 1997. 

     

    If you do play WoW chances are you're lvl 85 on multi characters and are/were enjoying the endgame at one point. I think questing is not as important as many would make it seem.

     

     

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  • TGSOLTGSOL Member Posts: 274

    If questing and levelling isn't meant to be fun, then whats the point of having it? If questing is a boring grind and endgame is all that matter and thats just the way it's gonna be, MMO's might as well forego levelling and start off with the ability to raid and do other typical endgame content from the start.

  • sammyelisammyeli Member Posts: 765

    Originally posted by TGSOL

    If questing and levelling isn't meant to be fun, then whats the point of having it? If questing is a boring grind and endgame is all that matter and thats just the way it's gonna be, MMO's might as well forego levelling and start off with the ability to raid and do other typical endgame content from the start.

    I think thats what Anet is trying to do, we shall see how the outcome is.

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  • TealaTeala Member RarePosts: 7,627

    Originally posted by ZigZags

    Do you play WoW? IF so then I doubt your statement very much. Questing in WoW is about as boring, repetitive and unimaginative in any MMO I've ever played and thats many games going back to 1997. 

     

    If you do play WoW chances are you're lvl 85 on multi characters and are/were enjoying the endgame at one point. I think questing is not as important as many would make it seem.

     

     

    At least in WoW there is variety.  For instance you can take a level 1 Blood Elf, run to the main city and catch a ride to Trisfal and start leveling there, or if you like take the airship to Orgrimmar and start there, or the troll area or the Tauren starter area...you are not locked into one zone and one path.   SW:ToR doesn't even give you that option.

  • ComafComaf Member UncommonPosts: 1,150

    Originally posted by huskie77

    yup, it's an mmo. I'm trying to take my time with it since I know I usually lose interest once I start grinding through the content.

    Dark Age of Camelot was an mmorpg too - but we barely quested.  You got with a few friends, found camps of monsters and leveled up, all the while dreaming of end game when you could go out and defend you realm against 2 other realms.  You wanted to see your guild banners wave over enemy keeps, or manage to defend your own castles and the relics within.

     

    Saying something is an mmorpg, does not dignify its quality.  Saying mmorpgs are mostly crap repetition and low intellectual value is the norm these days.

     

    People need to expect more because there is more.  The developers, as in this particular title, don't want you to know this.  They assume you all smoke pot and live at home. 

     

    Stop paying for this crap and they will be forced to go back to 2001 and make titles worth playing.

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  • TealaTeala Member RarePosts: 7,627

    Originally posted by ziabatsu

    Originally posted by Teala


    Originally posted by ZigZags

    Do you play WoW? IF so then I doubt your statement very much. Questing in WoW is about as boring, repetitive and unimaginative in any MMO I've ever played and thats many games going back to 1997. 

     

    If you do play WoW chances are you're lvl 85 on multi characters and are/were enjoying the endgame at one point. I think questing is not as important as many would make it seem.

     

     

    At least in WoW there is variety.

     

    WoW has been out since 2003(?), of course there is more to do, but you retards all talk in circles. Walking to another starting city with a character isn't enough to break anything for me.

    Even when WoW launched back in 2003 you could level an Orc in the Tauren starter zone or Trisfal or any of the starter zoens for the Horde.   SW:ToR is a step backwards in this, like Rift and Aion were...you are forced to start and stay on that linear path.   Vangaurd even allowed you to start in different areas.  I ran my human over to the elven starter area and leveled her there.  You can spin it all you wish, but the reality is SW:ToR is extremely linear and leaves no options open for the player.

  • TealaTeala Member RarePosts: 7,627

    Originally posted by Comaf

    Originally posted by huskie77

    yup, it's an mmo. I'm trying to take my time with it since I know I usually lose interest once I start grinding through the content.

    Dark Age of Camelot was an mmorpg too - but we barely quested.  You got with a few friends, found camps of monsters and leveled up, all the while dreaming of end game when you could go out and defend you realm against 2 other realms.  You wanted to see your guild banners wave over enemy keeps, or manage to defend your own castles and the relics within.

     

    Saying something is an mmorpg, does not dignify its quality.  Saying mmorpgs are mostly crap repetition and low intellectual value is the norm these days.

     

    People need to expect more because there is more.  The developers, as in this particular title, don't want you to know this.  They assume you all smoke pot and live at home. 

     

    Stop paying for this crap and they will be forced to go back to 2001 and make titles worth playing.

    No they won't...because to many of todays players are willing to fork over money for crappy games.

  • TillerTiller Member LegendaryPosts: 11,488

    Originally posted by ziabatsu

    Originally posted by Teala


    Originally posted by ZigZags

    Do you play WoW? IF so then I doubt your statement very much. Questing in WoW is about as boring, repetitive and unimaginative in any MMO I've ever played and thats many games going back to 1997. 

     

    If you do play WoW chances are you're lvl 85 on multi characters and are/were enjoying the endgame at one point. I think questing is not as important as many would make it seem.

     

     

    At least in WoW there is variety.

     

    WoW has been out since 2003(?), of course there is more to do, but you retards all talk in circles. Walking to another starting city with a character isn't enough to break anything for me.


    I agree. When WoW launched there was no where near the content there is now. Not sure why as a level 1 Empire player you would want to go to Dromund Kaas and get your sox rocked, plus miss out on the titles, content ect from the Korriban which is an important part of your over all arc.


     


    I think the point was to really spread mass amounts of players out. One thing I hope we don't see is the same thing that happened in EQ2, everyone levels past an expansion zone and it becomes empty, cept for the few hardcore raiders who go back frequently to raid the instances in that zone.               

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  • pmilespmiles Member Posts: 383

    I want everyone to post a thread about how disappointed they were in getting new boxers for Christmas and how boring they seem after you've worn them once or twice.  Same for the left-overs from Christmas dinner.  Also don't forget all the other things that you got.  They are so boring after you've used them once or twice.  Let's not stop at video games here.  You have a whole world of crap that you can still complain about.  In fact, games hardly make a ding on the dung heap by comparison. Let's go people... you have everything in the world to complain about and a forums aplenty all over the world to spew your distaste in.  I for one will be playing a game while you write your dissertations explaining how your life has been utterly ruined by playing this game.  While all the servers are still showing FULL, you can lament over how awful a game it is and laugh at all the millions of people playing a game that you dislike.  Keep writing.  I'm sure someone else has nothing better to do with their lives also who will chime in on how awful their life has been since having played the game.  Life has been real cruel to you and you want the rest of the world to play mini violins to you.

  • PuremallacePuremallace Member Posts: 1,856

    Originally posted by pmiles

     I'm sure someone else has nothing better to do with their lives also who will chime in on how awful their life has been since having played the game.  Life has been real cruel to you and you want the rest of the world to play mini violins to you.

    Lets see if you are saying the same thing in a month when everyone gets through those story quest and gets stuck in the face with the harsh reality of what the game really is.

     

    Certain stuff in this game that could have been great like the ship or space combat are the weakest features while the dailies, raid grinding and linear path is strong.

     

    People are going to turn on this game. I refuse to touch it until the backlash happens because I have no intention of dealing with it again. WoW crowd is going to turn soon.

  • TillerTiller Member LegendaryPosts: 11,488

    Originally posted by pmiles

    I want everyone to post a thread about how disappointed they were in getting new boxers for Christmas and how boring they seem after you've worn them once or twice.  Same for the left-overs from Christmas dinner.  Also don't forget all the other things that you got.  They are so boring after you've used them once or twice.  Let's not stop at video games here.  You have a whole world of crap that you can still complain about.  In fact, games hardly make a ding on the dung heap by comparison. Let's go people... you have everything in the world to complain about and a forums aplenty all over the world to spew your distaste in.  I for one will be playing a game while you write your dissertations explaining how your life has been utterly ruined by playing this game.  While all the servers are still showing FULL, you can lament over how awful a game it is and laugh at all the millions of people playing a game that you dislike.  Keep writing.  I'm sure someone else has nothing better to do with their lives also who will chime in on how awful their life has been since having played the game.  Life has been real cruel to you and you want the rest of the world to play mini violins to you.

    lol, well when you put it that way there are so many other things in this world more important than complaining about a game you don't like.

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