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Way to deliberately miss the point.
When you guys are deliberately changing the OP to have your moment on the 'soap box' why can't i ask a deliberate quesion?
I can't wait to tell people to "go back to gw2".
"This new game's too hard!" "Go back to gw2"
"I've owned this game a week and get killed by everybody who owned it a month!" "Go back to gw2".
"Uber guilds suck because they won't play on my schedule!" "Go back to gw2".
"Trinity sucks: team and role format is stupid and old!" "Go back to gw2".
QFE. Very much so. Of course there will always be players that rush to the end. Who dont think a game starts until you hit cap. But this just isnt one of those games, was never meant to be. Nothing against those players that choose to do this, but if youre 80 already, and you tell me you have no new content left to see, Im calling you a liar. I would bet my Collectors Edition that you dont have 100% world map completion, and i would even go so far as to say theres entire zones you havent even set foot inside.
Im also willing to bet you havent had enough time to farm the tokens required for every set of dungeon armor, possibly not even playing some of the dungeons at all. Even if you dont care about the appearance, you should run each dungeon on Story mode, and at least attempt one explorable (and i know you havent, dont lie).
Seriously, its fine you choose to play the game your way, i dont fault you for that, but to put down the game, and claim that its "unfinished" when you havent bothered to try to actually finish it, thats on you, not Anet. When you get 100% world completion and are able to claim "finished" come back and post again.
I totally agree. I have been playing for days, my family plays, and hundreds of thousands are playing just fine without rushing to 80.
If I were the OP I would video record the DEs that don't work to lend some validity to my post. Nothing was mentioned about reporting them either...No matter if he likes the game or not, he paid for it, and should take 5 minutes to report it. /shrug
Death is nothing to us, since when we are, Death has not come, and when death has come, we are not.
*shakes head*
Anet also has a motto of releasing stuff "when it is ready", which means that if the high level zones are buggy and largely untested, their motto suggests that they shouldn't release it at all.
Really its that no one is going to care that you are complaining if the other person is enjoying the game. That goes for any game. GW2 or SWTOR.
i'll take that as a no then.
touche'
EQ2 fan sites
thats what a forum poster wrote after his visit at Gamescom
ANET denied saying that
EQ2 fan sites
You know you can get a ban for trolling? that is what you are doing right now. And you know what he was talking about when he said end game isn't finished. He is talking about bugs.
And how exactly is this the company's fault? They told everyone what was going to be in this game.
I always say this about an MMO. "There is A LOT to do, you just don't want to do it."
I said that about Swtor, because it's true. There is so much to do in Swtor, but people don't find it enjoyable, and the same for GW2, and the same for WoW. There is so much content in each of these games. The problem? People expect something different, something other than MMO. Ironic isn't it? You quest, you craft, you level. Dungeons. Raids. Bugs. Broken content. Server/Client issues. Need i go on?
Welcome to the genre. It will never change it's core concepts, unless we're talking about Sandbox MMOs, which has even less content.
If the OP is 80 and did see Orr, more than likely he may have found one DE bad. From what I understand you would have to have a group of prepared gamers to do anything there and he is merely on the outside looking in at the big picture. There is no proof only what he has posted and if you look at his history it is nothing but GW2 mud slinging. Just press on and play the game and have fun.
Death is nothing to us, since when we are, Death has not come, and when death has come, we are not.
This is a fair complaint. Every MMO has it's problems with max level content. Dungeons break, Quests break. Zone issues. Exploits, etc. GW2 is no exception. There will never be a perfect MMO that is flawless.
To what degree is the OP referring to though? 35%, 50%, 80%, 90%? What percentage is actually broken compared to what is actually functioning? Which zones and events? There is more to it than just saying "Unfinished Endgame".
There is a deep and elaborate troll achievement system
Aww you felt compelled to rush to "endgame"
I guess the only way to reply is to use the exact same question you asked others a month and a half ago: Now do you?
We dont need casuals in our games!!! Errm... Well we DO need casuals to fund and populate our games - But the games should be all about "hardcore" because: We dont need casuals in our games!!!
(repeat ad infinitum)
I suppose it is because there is a lot to gain in making people believe you got more content ready, as in rigorously tested, than you really do. It is an abuse of customers that is indeed far too common in MMORPGs and in my opinion it shouldn't be accepted at all for any MMORPG.
You are right though in that the degree of mess is of interest although even 10% would be too much to be acceptable, in my opinion
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1. I disagree with your sig. Look at the manifesto, at 1100 skills are too much, at gamescom, where they put in 150 devs to simulate a populated worlde. Look at videos how they are choosind colours, how they change sylvari and so on.
To say Anet didn´t generate hype... wow.
2. "when it is ready", sometimes it hurts. Why didn´t you ask this, when Anet sold the game before a solid release date?
It's very robust to.
Btw Orr isn't the only place where "endgame" is at in this game lmao.
Be easy guys and peace.
I might get banned for this. - Rizel Star.
I'm not afraid to tell trolls what they [need] to hear, even if that means for me to have an forced absence afterwards.
P2P LOGIC = If it's P2P it means longevity, overall better game, and THE BEST SUPPORT EVER!!!!!(Which has been rinsed and repeated about a thousand times)
Common Sense Logic = P2P logic is no better than F2P Logic.
What's the smarter decision? Scurry to cater to a very tiny (but vocal) minority of hardcore players who hit cap in 1 week as some kind of egoboost or the vast majority of players, who are progressing through the game at the more expected pace? They're shooting themselves in the foot if they don't focus issues like performance and stability first. MMORPGs are a massive undertaking to develop and manage and one cannot expect all the end-game content to compete with MMOs that have been out for 5-8 years - especially at launch. Surely that's pretty obvious?
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