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Mitra's Method: Age of Conan Editorial: New Year's Resolution

AmazingAveryAmazingAvery Age of Conan AdvocateMember UncommonPosts: 7,188
in Age of Conan: Unchained

http://aoc.warcry.com/news/view/80369

Over at Warcry:

 

 



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  • GreenChaosGreenChaos Member Posts: 2,268

    Wow, Stephen is hard to read.  What a rambler.



    I never thought an person could say, “don’t speculate”  with 2000 words, holy hell.

  • TrinitarianTrinitarian Member Posts: 169

    Originally posted by GreenChaos


    Wow, Stephen is hard to read.  What a rambler.



    I never thought an person could say, “don’t speculate”  with 2000 words, holy hell.
    You DO realise it's an editorial, right? The writer basically has free-right to ramble, and obviously he enjoys what he does, so why give him a hard time for it?

    He obviously can't make everyone happy, especially those with the attention span of a goldfish.

  • Unknown

    It really is amazing how people will fight to the death to defend the status quo

  • AmazingAveryAmazingAvery Age of Conan AdvocateMember UncommonPosts: 7,188

    Originally posted by Battlekruse


    It really is amazing how people will fight to the death to defend the status quo
    Well the status quo is that everything is going well in the development of AoC therefore defending the games current state of affairs in a plausible way is pretty much justified in my opinion.

    However, with a few negative postings lately on the official boards and here to some extent about

    A) the vacation time Funcom have and

    B) someone wanting all the answers to specific questions right away and not getting them, therefore the game will be postponed etc etc

    But the general consensus to do with the current state of affairs, from the majority of people who read about AoC weekly is that things are 'Rosey' defending that is totally cool ;)



  • Unknown

    I have been trying to determine what is actually making it into Conan while avoiding all the fanboy/dev hype but seems to be next to impossible when it comes to this game. Most of the Dev speak seems to be a PR form of a Chinese finger trap attached to a Rubic's Cube. I won't even get into some of the rampant fan-boy speculation I have read.

  • AmazingAveryAmazingAvery Age of Conan AdvocateMember UncommonPosts: 7,188
    Originally posted by Battlekruse


    I have been trying to determine what is actually making it into Conan while avoiding all the fanboy/dev hype but seems to be next to impossible when it comes to this game. Most of the Dev speak seems to be a PR form of a Chinese finger trap attached to a Rubic's Cube. I won't even get into some of the rampant fan-boy speculation I have read.



    Haha!! thats a pretty good analogy Battlekruse, if you want me to ask some questions for you, just post in that one thread or PM me and I'll see if I can get some answers for you? I dont mind helping out, and I know your cautious more than most, I'll be there in 12 days.



  • altairzqaltairzq Member Posts: 3,811

    To save you some time, this is the main thing:

     

    Depending on how things turn out as well, I might have something for you next week (I'll get back to you on that; things are still up in the air), but regardless, January is going to be month for information for 'Age of Conan' and the joy is in not knowing what will be revealed, and this is how things ought to be. Avoiding the guess-work may also allow to enjoy information given to you; you may avoid disappointment that way.

  • TrinitarianTrinitarian Member Posts: 169
    Originally posted by altairzq


    To save you some time, this is the main thing:
     
    Depending on how things turn out as well, I might have something for you next week (I'll get back to you on that; things are still up in the air), but regardless, January is going to be month for information for 'Age of Conan' and the joy is in not knowing what will be revealed, and this is how things ought to be. Avoiding the guess-work may also allow to enjoy information given to you; you may avoid disappointment that way.



    Sure, if you wanted to save yourself some time, you could jump right to the conclusory paragraph; it's purpose is to summarise what has been said prior anyway.

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