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ATTENTION TO ALL MMORPG PLAYER!!!!

To all MMORPG freaks/maniac/newbies etc: I'm doing some research about the culture in MMORPG (massive multiplayer online role playing game) and i really need a feedback here so please with all your might help me in the name of gamers god...

 

There are some question that i want to ask you all...

 

1. How was the life in MMORPG?

 

2. For the noob/newbies, how are you interact with your senior/senpai/higher level player in the games?

 

3. For the veteran/higher level class, what tips that you give for your kohai/junior/noob in the games and how do you interact with them?

 

4. Which one is better? work as a group or alone in the online game (MMORPG)

 

you don't have to answer all...you can answer any one of these question but please help me get the feedback....

 

may the gamers god bless you all!!!

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  • aseryenaseryen Member UncommonPosts: 8

    as a constant hopper of mmo's im always a noob...my experience with higher lvl players is poor...the only time i ever interact with high players is if the are giving up theyre items so i mooch off them

    most mmo's are a let down and i have found myself more prowned to pointless mmo's like angels online flyff and fiesta...wile these have poor graphics and are really made for the younger and ill experienced players of mmo i have seen greater progress...my last mmo i actually enoyed was zero online but i found it too easy to lvl to 75 within an hour with a mentor of 900+pot

    i dont not tipically like working with groups because now alot of mmo's are having a gamble as to who gets the item and it looses my interest to kno i cant get a rare item with the avantage of also getting easy exp in a team...working alone is a great way to find an indivdual friend and also a friend of a different class/race that way u can team and get the specific items for your class if he wins the gamble

    life as an mmo hopper is poor and unrewarding especially since i have recently found fiesta online and many other mmo's to have hidden trojans and viruses that have already destroyed my computer

    ( if ne1 has a plan so i can downlaod games with out the fear of viruses ley me kno )

    ( Comming Soon )

  • JirelJirel Member Posts: 90

    I've only been playing MMORPGs for about a year, I started by Open Beta testing Lord of the Rings Online.  It seems as though the games you pay for have a better quality of higher level players.  Even in WOW, playing on a PvE server I would get randommly debuffed by people practicing their debuff skills (which certainly helped out my character).  The most immature higher level players I've run accross have been on the free to play games, my guess is that there are more of the younger, less mature players there who are not yet able to hold down a job (whether because of age or immaturity).

    Although I seldom group, the times I have done so in Lord of the Rings have all gone well, despite the fact that I have to explain that my reaction times are poor and I'm not a good player, thus opening myself up to all times of scorn.  The same was true with Perfect World.  No problems grouping there!  I have refused to even try to group in Cabal as it is still in the new game, hot doggers flux of immature players.

    I enjoy playing in MMORPGs, I can't say how "life" is as for me its just a fun game and I don't role play much.  I also don't group much because of the afore-mentioned poor reaction skills.  It sucks to get the group killed because my fingers spasmed or I got lost trying to go somewhere. Still, its tons of fun.

  • Pookie666Pookie666 Member Posts: 33
     

    1. How was the life in MMORPG?

    I’m not a role-player but I have always found that MMORPG games to be more “fulfilling” than other games. I’ve played a lot of non-mmorpg games through the years but after playing WOW when it came out 4-5 years ago these “solo” games just don’t seem to keep my interest. Only played WOW about a year and then was in EQ2 for 2-3 years and am now playing Vanguard. I guess I would summarize it this way, there’s just more depth to the mmo games.

     

    2. For the noob/newbies, how are you interact with your senior/senpai/higher level player in the games?

    Well, just like in real life I suppose. The old saying, “You can move mountains with Please and Thank You!” very much applies when someone helps you out. My experience has been very positive but of course you get the “turds” every once in awhile. Getting in a guild/clan/etc is the way to go in my experiences.

     

    3. For the veteran/higher level class, what tips that you give for your kohai/junior/noob in the games and how do you interact with them?

     

    Remember, the “noobs” were once you and they could very well be your future teammates. Also, the attitude of the community (of which you represent) has a lot to do with a games success. IMO, I don’t wanna play a game where the upper people are a bunch of snots.

     

    4. Which one is better? work as a group or alone in the online game (MMORPG)

     

    Gee, which is better apples or oranges? I like to group much more but there are plenty of times depending on my mood that soloing is nice. Grouping in tough zones together builds friends and seems to just make it more fun to me. I have never really understood why someone would pay for soloing entirely; I suspect they would say that they enjoy the mindless banter in general chat (just kidding). I guess I have always thought why pay the monthly fees when you can go buy a solo-game at the store and play it without monthly fees.

     
  • TeflonEddieTeflonEddie Member Posts: 270
    Originally posted by SilenzHuntez




    1. How was the life in MMORPG?
    By comparison to other games; immersive. By having lots of other people online at the same time, it reduces the sense of "playing with yourself" that single-player games can generate.

     

    2. For the noob/newbies, how are you interact with your senior/senpai/higher level player in the games?
    I'm a very quick learner (not an ego trip, just an observation) so I tend to try and get as much information as possible very early into the game and from any source available to me. That can lead to me seeking advice from higher level players when and where I consider that their expertise and experience will be accurate.

     

    3. For the veteran/higher level class, what tips that you give for your kohai/junior/noob in the games and how do you interact with them?
    I'm noob-tolerant and frequently try to give advice to lower level players based on my own experience, but I very rarely offer freebies or direct help (for example, to complete a tough quest).

     

    4. Which one is better? work as a group or alone in the online game (MMORPG)
    Very hard to answer; I like the freedom to be able to solo because it means when I log on for a quick 30 minutes gaming, I don't have to wait around trying to get a group together. That said, I like the group dynamics in certain situations. If pressed to a choice, I'd say that I prefer solo/scaling content because I like to be able to choose when and how I group.

     

  • TeflonEddieTeflonEddie Member Posts: 270
    Originally posted by aseryen 
    life as an mmo hopper is poor and unrewarding especially since i have recently found fiesta online and many other mmo's to have hidden trojans and viruses that have already destroyed my computer
    ( if ne1 has a plan so i can downlaod games with out the fear of viruses ley me kno )
    I've been playing online games for near to 10 years and I've yet to experience any sort of virus problem; but I've heard of people getting their accounts hacked in a fair few games due to viruses that they were exposed to through poor computer security and/or trying to download illegal 3rd party software.
    The best advice I can offer is, make sure you have active and working Firewall, Anti-Virus and Malware programs, switch from Internet Explorer to Firefox (and the NoScript addon) and only ever download things from reputable sources. If paying an anti-virus subscription is an issue, download AVG from http://free.grisoft.com and install the basic (free) one.

     

  • AnofalyeAnofalye Member, Newbie CommonPosts: 7,433

    Originally posted by SilenzHuntez
    1. How was the life in MMORPG?
     
     
    3. For the veteran/higher level class, what tips that you give for your kohai/junior/noob in the games and how do you interact with them?
     
    4. Which one is better? work as a group or alone in the online game (MMORPG)
     

    1- A shadow of what it could be.  See, the first day I play in G. Faydark/Crushbone, it was awesome.  So was CoX.  But apparently, the games always have to become twisted and wrong in a way or another.  I would be content with a purely unlimited levels games, I never insist much for that, I understand that maybe I am in the minority, however I am certain that the majority want to do more of what they do in the first place.  If players stick around, they stick around for what they already experience.

     

    Thereby, MMOs are merely a shadow of what they could be.  Soon you find that you max you character, that the journey is over.  Or even worser, that you must play a new game in order to advance, either PvP, RvR or Raiding are common mistakes/examples of such a bad ending.

     

    3- Treat a noob as I would treat my brothers/sisters.  I help them, I tease them, I group them.  There is no clear mark, we are all noobs and vets, in different tones of grays.  Even I am a noob something.  Overgrown noobs! :P

     

    4- As a small group.  Almost everyone want to work as a small group; been alone is already in itself a penalty/downgrade.  Most soloers I encounter would rather group me, even if we are less efficient in duo (usually we are more efficient as we focus on our edges)...the few who wouldn't group me, we are just incompatible on a social level.  Nothing wrong there, not everyone is meant to be a friend with everyone, we could be cooperative neighbors.

     

    As I log in, I am solo.  I should always start immediately a meaningfull action to advance and further developp my character, all while having my LFG tag on.  If I don't get a group, I shouldn't feel anything bad from the game (I should be able to master soloing activities completely by soloing, so at least I have a goal until I find a group), I am already alone, which is going to be a death sentence to any MMO in the long run, beating on my skull would only aggravate that.  Best groupers have to be groupers.  Best soloers should be soloers.  Even the most adamant soloer, if approched approprietedly, would group with SOME players, even if not with me.

    - "If I understand you well, you are telling me until next time. " - Ren

  • tifannytifanny Member Posts: 29
    Originally posted by SilenzHuntez



    To all MMORPG freaks/maniac/newbies etc: I'm doing some research about the culture in MMORPG (massive multiplayer online role playing game) and i really need a feedback here so please with all your might help me in the name of gamers god...
     
    There are some question that i want to ask you all...
     
    1. How was the life in MMORPG?
     -i can say im happy because i have my won guild now


    2. For the noob/newbies, how are you interact with your senior/senpai/higher level player in the games?
     
    3. For the veteran/higher level class, what tips that you give for your kohai/junior/noob in the games and how do you interact with them?
     - play harder..
    4. Which one is better? work as a group or alone in the online game (MMORPG)
    - well it depends, but for i prefer working with a group because that's guild bonding,,
    you don't have to answer all...you can answer any one of these question but please help me get the feedback....
     
    may the gamers god bless you all!!!

     

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  • MunkiMunki Member CommonPosts: 2,128

    seems like there is a lot of these surveys popping up lately.

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    after 6 or so years, I had to change it a little...

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