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The Key to MMO Gaming is...

...Balance. And when i say balance i mean not being burned out after 5 days of straight 6 hour a day play. After finding myself repeatedly unsubbing because i felt a little bored after playing 5 days straight and then being bored, and then about a day later resubbing, i decided to bring a free game to play for that day i feel a little bored and not wasting my time unsubbing and resubbing. This to me was Guild Wars picked up the trilogy for 50$. Just a suggestion to anyone who had the problems i did.

"Emotion, yet peace.
Ignorance, yet knowledge.
Passion, yet serenity.
Chaos, yet harmony.
Death, yet the Force"
The Original Jedi Code

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  • NetzokoNetzoko Member Posts: 1,271

    The key is freedom.

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  • Timberwolf0Timberwolf0 Member Posts: 424

    Tell us something we don't know..

  • 527149527149 Member Posts: 5

    balance, and health, too

  • joshejoshe Member Posts: 379


    The Key to MMO Gaming is...
    mature community

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    /thread

    Remember, your advantage lies in your opponent's weakness (J)

  • TjommisTjommis Member UncommonPosts: 225

    The key to MMO gaming is no wife.. and lots and lots of coffee

  • hvc801hvc801 Member Posts: 987
    Originally posted by Tjommis


    The key to MMO gaming is no wife.. and lots and lots of coffee



     

    AND HOT POCKETS CHICKEN POT PIES.... oooooh yeah, and some perogies!

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    What if Paul Revere was like the boy who cried wolf....?

    Originally posted by Hazmal

    What does he say when people ask what he did? "My mommy was irking me yo - I wanted to keep pwning nubs on my xbox, so I roughed her up with a hardshell. That is just how I roll."

  • Knived11Knived11 Member Posts: 262

    funny replies guys but i prefer ALOT of Energy Drinks over cofee!

    "Emotion, yet peace.
    Ignorance, yet knowledge.
    Passion, yet serenity.
    Chaos, yet harmony.
    Death, yet the Force"
    The Original Jedi Code

  • IlvaldyrIlvaldyr Member CommonPosts: 2,142
    Originally posted by Knived11


     
    The Key to MMO Gaming is...

    Playing less, tbh.

    30 hours over 5 days on a single game is gonna burn out anyone before too long.

    If you've 6 hours a night to play MMO's, try spending 3 on one game and 3 on another. Will stave off the feeling of ennui and prevent you losing the will to (virtually) live.

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    Playing: EVE, Final Fantasy 13, Uncharted 2, Need for Speed: Shift
  • ReklawReklaw Member UncommonPosts: 6,495
    Originally posted by Netzoko


    The key is freedom.

    Agreed

    OP: You felt a little bored after playing 5 days straight of aprox 6 hours a day? hmm, not sure if games can carry any blame of you being bored?

     

  • IlliusIllius Member UncommonPosts: 4,142

    This is kind of why I like working.  It takes me away from the games just enough that I can play on my free time and not get burned out because I have other things I need to take care of.  For me it's all about priorities.  In the end the games are what you make of them... especially since the latest crop are unimaginative.

    No required quests! And if I decide I want to be an assassin-cartographer-dancer-pastry chef who lives only to stalk and kill interior decorators, then that's who I want to be, even if it takes me four years to max all the skills and everyone else thinks I'm freaking nuts. -Madimorga-

  • miagisanmiagisan Member Posts: 5,156
    Originally posted by Knived11


    ...Balance. And when i say balance i mean not being burned out after 5 days of straight 6 hour a day play. After finding myself repeatedly unsubbing because i felt a little bored after playing 5 days straight and then being bored, and then about a day later resubbing, i decided to bring a free game to play for that day i feel a little bored and not wasting my time unsubbing and resubbing. This to me was Guild Wars picked up the trilogy for 50$. Just a suggestion to anyone who had the problems i did.

     

    and never read the forum of which mmorpg you are enjoying

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  • DrSpankyDrSpanky Member Posts: 341

     I always got the impression from these forums that the key to mmo's was FFA pvp, full loot, and an extremely harsh death penalty.

    oh, yeah, I forgot skill based and sandbox!

    It's a proven historical fact that beer saved humankind.

  • FrobnerFrobner Member Posts: 649

    No real life.... Sad but thats how it is....

    You do realise that MMOs are building on the same addictive mecanics as the slot machines ?  Oh... you didn't  know? 

  • TatumTatum Member Posts: 1,153

    Bah, you can't always blame it on being "burnt out".  If you're bored now, you can take a break for a couple years, come back, and you'll probably get bored again fairly quickly. 

    Game-play/combat has never been a strong point for MMORPGs.  It was always all of the other stuff that really got your interest and sucked you into the game.  Now, however, MMOs have trimmed down all of the other stuff and are trying to build their game on combat alone.  So, it's not really a big surprise when we get bored with every generic, re-skinned MMO.  It's just the same formula over and over with no real style or character. 

  • bedolla3401bedolla3401 Member Posts: 293
    Originally posted by joshe


     

    The Key to MMO Gaming is...
    mature community

     

     

    /agree and no crybabies

  • ReklawReklaw Member UncommonPosts: 6,495
    Originally posted by Tatum


     Game-play/combat has never been a strong point for MMORPGs.  It was always all of the other stuff that really got your interest and sucked you into the game.  Now, however, MMOs have trimmed down all of the other stuff and are trying to build their game on combat alone.  So, it's not really a big surprise when we get bored with every generic, re-skinned MMO.  It's just the same formula over and over with no real style or character. 



     

    I didn't get what you just posted out of OP's post, if this is what he/she meant I do agree, thats why I said I agree on freedom, but seriously I didn't see any of the activities the OP was involved with other then subbing and resubbing, playing free games and resubbing again? nothing about combat right? kinda the reason why my comment before came over as him just making him self bored.

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