Originally posted by Hariken Utube hack video's for this game are a plenty. More than any mmo i've seen before.
Go to youtube. Put in the phrase "Archeahe hack" in the search field.... about 22,000 results
"Wildstar hack".... ~15,000 results
"ESO hack"... ~ 33,900 results
"WOW hack" ... ~266,000 results
.... any other "proof"?
So basically, the more results you get the more hacks the game has???
Love it! LOLS!!!!
No it's better if you just say "more than I've ever seen" that's mmorpg.com proof at its best.
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Originally posted by Hariken Utube hack video's for this game are a plenty. More than any mmo i've seen before.
Go to youtube. Put in the phrase "Archeahe hack" in the search field.... about 22,000 results
"Wildstar hack".... ~15,000 results
"ESO hack"... ~ 33,900 results
"WOW hack" ... ~266,000 results
.... any other "proof"?
WoW is just more popular than AA which I am guessing doesn't come as any surprise to anyone.
Of course. But you looked at ESO and Wildstar too? I'm not seeing anything unique about the quantity of AA hacks other than what is said in this forum... just like it was said in ESO and will be said in the next popular release.
"Social media gives legions of idiots the right to speak when they once only spoke at a bar after a glass of wine, without harming the community ... but now they have the same right to speak as a Nobel Prize winner. It's the invasion of the idiots”
― Umberto Eco
“Microtransactions? In a single player role-playing game? Are you nuts?” ― CD PROJEKT RED
the gaming industry is no longer quality get over it, all they want is your money they. a wise man told me you can polish a turd all you want its still a turd, well the market is whirling shitstorm atm, you want the truth? you cant handle the truth....the cure for this is simple, go back to the old school rpg where a level 1 spider kills a level 1 character, get rid of bullshit like regeneration, make it so your survival depends on the guy next to you, as his depends on you, these newer games do nothing for your brain, but hey thats what the corporate world wants, and all the naysayers posting on your posts in here, are either corporate cocksuckers or they work for the company that produced the game your playing, sorry man, stop buying their bullshit and they will eventually try to sellsomething with some value.
If AA was a competition to see who could get X amount of gold first, I would wholeheartedly agree with you.
However, if you're playing the game to have fun and enjoy what AA's virtual world has to offer, then hackers don't have very much impact.
I will say that the housing situation kinda sucks right now and part of that debacle is most likely being caused by hackers.
Other than that, I'm thoroughly enjoying my time in AA.
I was enjoying the game until I realized I was never going to get land. I don't know if it's hackers, or just bad planning on the developers part but it killed the game for me personally.
For those having a hard time following the bouncing ball, here's how WOW's 10 year history of hacking fits in...
[I stopped reading here]
I stopped reading at the part where you said "WoW's 10 year history". Since you don't acknowledge there is any kind of difference between cheating in AA vs every other MMO ever made, we really have no grounds for any further discussion.
Why ever would I agree with that? Because it's currently topping the mmorpg.com hysteria meter? lol
Where's your proof that t's "off the charts". Seems like a reasonable request. If it's self-evident where is the evidence?
Besides, how can I ever take you seriously after you said pretty well the same thing about ESO back in April? You'll say the same shit about the next popular game you don't like.
"Social media gives legions of idiots the right to speak when they once only spoke at a bar after a glass of wine, without harming the community ... but now they have the same right to speak as a Nobel Prize winner. It's the invasion of the idiots”
― Umberto Eco
“Microtransactions? In a single player role-playing game? Are you nuts?” ― CD PROJEKT RED
Why ever would I agree with that? Because it's currently topping the mmorpg.com hysteria meter? lol
Where's your proof that t's "off the charts". Seems like a reasonable request. If it's self-evident where is the evidence?
Besides, how can I ever take you seriously after you said pretty well the same thing about ESO back in April? You'll say the same shit about the next popular game you don't like.
Heh,
I don't think anyone could come up with a better text-book example of an Ad-Hom.
Originally posted by Xssiv However, if you're playing the game to have fun and enjoy what AA's virtual world has to offer, then hackers don't have very much impact.
Has to offer? What exactly is it offering that hasn't been done 10,000 times before in an mmo? The Korean Grinder mechanisms? Those have been around for years.
People have bought into the hype of this title but really it has very little original or interesting to offer. Mediocre combat and classes (despite the hundred+ classes, which are pretty unspectacular), terrible story, static game world (no life to it, just mobs on rails)
Wake up and smell the coffee.. this title might have been amazing 10 years ago but these days it's a pretty darn basic mmo that tricked a bunch of desperate people into paying a ton of money for an unfulfilled promise.
So you paid 100+ for a founder.. accept your loss and be realistic about what this game really is.
Originally posted by Xssiv However, if you're playing the game to have fun and enjoy what AA's virtual world has to offer, then hackers don't have very much impact.
Has to offer? What exactly is it offering that hasn't been done 10,000 times before in an mmo? The Korean Grinder mechanisms? Those have been around for years.
People have bought into the hype of this title but really it has very little original or interesting to offer. Mediocre combat and classes (despite the hundred+ classes, which are pretty unspectacular), terrible story, static game world (no life to it, just mobs on rails)
Wake up and smell the coffee.. this title might have been amazing 10 years ago but these days it's a pretty darn basic mmo that tricked a bunch of desperate people into paying a ton of money for an unfulfilled promise.
So you paid 100+ for a founder.. accept your loss and be realistic about what this game really is.
Okay thanks!
These days it is rough all- around.
The founder's pack mechanism is also rough.
Sometimes I wonder who are the target buyers to a game they have not tried a trial even.
A few years back almost all the Mmos had a trial week or a 15 days and then the payment option would come up.
However, this game is a very old version of a combination of old Mmos. Some quest-lines are exactly the same as I have played in some other Mmos.
Mmo - Players should stop buying into founder's pack and similar stories and opt for trials.
Cheers Sourajit Nandi
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Originally posted by Xssiv However, if you're playing the game to have fun and enjoy what AA's virtual world has to offer, then hackers don't have very much impact.
Has to offer? What exactly is it offering that hasn't been done 10,000 times before in an mmo? The Korean Grinder mechanisms? Those have been around for years.
People have bought into the hype of this title but really it has very little original or interesting to offer. Mediocre combat and classes (despite the hundred+ classes, which are pretty unspectacular), terrible story, static game world (no life to it, just mobs on rails)
Wake up and smell the coffee.. this title might have been amazing 10 years ago but these days it's a pretty darn basic mmo that tricked a bunch of desperate people into paying a ton of money for an unfulfilled promise.
So you paid 100+ for a founder.. accept your loss and be realistic about what this game really is.
Okay thanks!
I'm curious what you think they failed to deliver on. What AAA game do you know that has limited amount of land available for housing/farming purposes? What game do you know that has trade runs that opens up the door for trading guilds, mercenaries for hire and pirates to play together in the same playpin? What game these days doesn't have a terrible story?
While the game is a bit static, it makes up for it with things like how your mount can follow you around and you can just hop on it realistically and ride off or how you can jump through portals to activate them re-immersing you right back into the game. It even has a judge/jury system, corrupt as fuck but who gives a shit, so is the irl version.
So please, tell me since all of this has been done 10,000 times before, tell me what games have done these things?
Rampart cheating in a game with very limited resources - like land - is deadly. People can make believe that it's the same as every other game, but it isn't. And this isn't a new release - so rampant cheating in a game that's more than 2 years old is far, far more serious than equivalent glitches in a new game. Because it's not normal to have things like this persist for years.
Yes, people complain about things that get ironed out in the first few months of new launches. What evidence do we have these hacks will be ironed out in the first few months - given that they are still around in other versions of the game that are years old?
Originally posted by Xssiv However, if you're playing the game to have fun and enjoy what AA's virtual world has to offer, then hackers don't have very much impact.
Has to offer? What exactly is it offering that hasn't been done 10,000 times before in an mmo? The Korean Grinder mechanisms? Those have been around for years.
People have bought into the hype of this title but really it has very little original or interesting to offer. Mediocre combat and classes (despite the hundred+ classes, which are pretty unspectacular), terrible story, static game world (no life to it, just mobs on rails)
Wake up and smell the coffee.. this title might have been amazing 10 years ago but these days it's a pretty darn basic mmo that tricked a bunch of desperate people into paying a ton of money for an unfulfilled promise.
So you paid 100+ for a founder.. accept your loss and be realistic about what this game really is.
Okay thanks!
I'm curious what you think they failed to deliver on. What AAA game do you know that has limited amount of land available for housing/farming purposes? What game do you know that has trade runs that opens up the door for trading guilds, mercenaries for hire and pirates to play together in the same playpin? What game these days doesn't have a terrible story?
While the game is a bit static, it makes up for it with things like how your mount can follow you around and you can just hop on it realistically and ride off or how you can jump through portals to activate them re-immersing you right back into the game. It even has a judge/jury system, corrupt as fuck but who gives a shit, so is the irl version.
So please, tell me since all of this has been done 10,000 times before, tell me what games have done these things?
The question is "WHAT'S THE POINT IN DOING SOMETHING?" ... that is not entertainment but a job.
Now if this game is a JOB and someone else hacks into it to make it easier ... where remains the ethical part of the job / grind.
However, if you still think ArchAge did something UNIQUE, the diminishing numbers in all those servers are enough proof that most didn't like the uniqueness or the hackers or the exploitations or the hype to steal some dollars or euro from the mmo playing community.
Thus I go with the OP, everyone should be far away from this hacker infested Mmo.
It is one of the worst examples of a super exploited Mmo.
Cheers Sourajit Nandi
" Don't listen to anyone who tells you that you can't play this or that. That's nonsense. Make up your mind,and you'll never whine or repent about gaming hours anymore, then have a go at every Game. Open up the Internet, join in all the Mmorpgs you can. Go make the Guild. But never, never let them persuade you that things are too difficult or impossible. "
Only thing unique about AA is the naval warfare. This is assuming you differentiate "unique" from "rare"
Yes, limited land for housing is "rare". It is not, however, unique (Ultima Online, the very first MMO, had it). Ditto for the open world PvP (which... UO also had). The labor point system and the farming aspects are "unique" in that this is the first time they're in an MMO, but facebook games have been doing systems like that for forever so I wouldn't call it unique as a whole.
But yea, what's important though is how FUN the game is. Uniqueness and rareness contributes to fun since people like doing something new, but it's not the whole picture by far.
Only thing unique about AA is the naval warfare. This is assuming you differentiate "unique" from "rare"
Yes, limited land for housing is "rare". It is not, however, unique (Ultima Online, the very first MMO, had it). Ditto for the open world PvP (which... UO also had). The labor point system and the farming aspects are "unique" in that this is the first time they're in an MMO, but facebook games have been doing systems like that for forever so I wouldn't call it unique as a whole.
But yea, what's important though is how FUN the game is. Uniqueness and rareness contributes to fun since people like doing something new, but it's not the whole picture by far.
This hack still works very fine after more than a month of it's launch.
THAT IS UNIQUE / RARE / WONDERFUL for any player willing to play this game.
Cheers Sourajit Nandi
" Don't listen to anyone who tells you that you can't play this or that. That's nonsense. Make up your mind,and you'll never whine or repent about gaming hours anymore, then have a go at every Game. Open up the Internet, join in all the Mmorpgs you can. Go make the Guild. But never, never let them persuade you that things are too difficult or impossible. "
I don't know about AA, but by my experience with other korean MMORPG they usually suffer from all kinds of exploitable issues, and when the western publisher goes back to korean developers with all of these issues they go like "wow, do they really do that?".
Apparently most target audiences in asian markets take their games with honor and don't even think about cheating or they are way too naive... western players, well... they do whatever is needed to win it seems.
Before you start posting after seeing only the first one, that one isn't a hack. No idea why it was put there.
Yeah quite a many.
I could however find only one software to download and that resembles the You-Tube video.
Cheers Sourajit Nandi
" Don't listen to anyone who tells you that you can't play this or that. That's nonsense. Make up your mind,and you'll never whine or repent about gaming hours anymore, then have a go at every Game. Open up the Internet, join in all the Mmorpgs you can. Go make the Guild. But never, never let them persuade you that things are too difficult or impossible. "
Originally posted by Xssiv However, if you're playing the game to have fun and enjoy what AA's virtual world has to offer, then hackers don't have very much impact.
Has to offer? What exactly is it offering that hasn't been done 10,000 times before in an mmo? The Korean Grinder mechanisms? Those have been around for years.
People have bought into the hype of this title but really it has very little original or interesting to offer. Mediocre combat and classes (despite the hundred+ classes, which are pretty unspectacular), terrible story, static game world (no life to it, just mobs on rails)
Wake up and smell the coffee.. this title might have been amazing 10 years ago but these days it's a pretty darn basic mmo that tricked a bunch of desperate people into paying a ton of money for an unfulfilled promise.
So you paid 100+ for a founder.. accept your loss and be realistic about what this game really is.
Okay thanks!
I'm curious what you think they failed to deliver on. What AAA game do you know that has limited amount of land available for housing/farming purposes? What game do you know that has trade runs that opens up the door for trading guilds, mercenaries for hire and pirates to play together in the same playpin? What game these days doesn't have a terrible story?
While the game is a bit static, it makes up for it with things like how your mount can follow you around and you can just hop on it realistically and ride off or how you can jump through portals to activate them re-immersing you right back into the game. It even has a judge/jury system, corrupt as fuck but who gives a shit, so is the irl version.
So please, tell me since all of this has been done 10,000 times before, tell me what games have done these things?
The question is "WHAT'S THE POINT IN DOING SOMETHING?" ... that is not entertainment but a job.
Now if this game is a JOB and someone else hacks into it to make it easier ... where remains the ethical part of the job / grind.
However, if you still think ArchAge did something UNIQUE, the diminishing numbers in all those servers are enough proof that most didn't like the uniqueness or the hackers or the exploitations or the hype to steal some dollars or euro from the mmo playing community.
Thus I go with the OP, everyone should be far away from this hacker infested Mmo.
It is one of the worst examples of a super exploited Mmo.
Name me 1 popular mmorpg that isn't or wasn't at one time(especially so close to release) plagued with hacks.
Furthermore, I have NO idea what you were talking about the game being a job. Just because you don't find it entertaining doesn't mean others don't or won't. And if you still want to claim this game doesn't have unique qualities to it, then answer the questions i asked in my last post that you quoted.
Originally posted by Xssiv However, if you're playing the game to have fun and enjoy what AA's virtual world has to offer, then hackers don't have very much impact.
Has to offer? What exactly is it offering that hasn't been done 10,000 times before in an mmo? The Korean Grinder mechanisms? Those have been around for years.
People have bought into the hype of this title but really it has very little original or interesting to offer. Mediocre combat and classes (despite the hundred+ classes, which are pretty unspectacular), terrible story, static game world (no life to it, just mobs on rails)
Wake up and smell the coffee.. this title might have been amazing 10 years ago but these days it's a pretty darn basic mmo that tricked a bunch of desperate people into paying a ton of money for an unfulfilled promise.
So you paid 100+ for a founder.. accept your loss and be realistic about what this game really is.
Okay thanks!
I'm curious what you think they failed to deliver on. What AAA game do you know that has limited amount of land available for housing/farming purposes? What game do you know that has trade runs that opens up the door for trading guilds, mercenaries for hire and pirates to play together in the same playpin? What game these days doesn't have a terrible story?
While the game is a bit static, it makes up for it with things like how your mount can follow you around and you can just hop on it realistically and ride off or how you can jump through portals to activate them re-immersing you right back into the game. It even has a judge/jury system, corrupt as fuck but who gives a shit, so is the irl version.
So please, tell me since all of this has been done 10,000 times before, tell me what games have done these things?
The question is "WHAT'S THE POINT IN DOING SOMETHING?" ... that is not entertainment but a job.
Now if this game is a JOB and someone else hacks into it to make it easier ... where remains the ethical part of the job / grind.
However, if you still think ArchAge did something UNIQUE, the diminishing numbers in all those servers are enough proof that most didn't like the uniqueness or the hackers or the exploitations or the hype to steal some dollars or euro from the mmo playing community.
Thus I go with the OP, everyone should be far away from this hacker infested Mmo.
It is one of the worst examples of a super exploited Mmo.
Name me 1 popular mmorpg that isn't or wasn't at one time(especially so close to release) plagued with hacks.
Furthermore, I have NO idea what you were talking about the game being a job. Just because you don't find it entertaining doesn't mean others don't or won't. And if you still want to claim this game doesn't have unique qualities to it, then answer the questions i asked in my last post that you quoted.
I'm currently waiting off for the bots/hacks situation to calm down on AA. It's such a great concept ruined by a bunch of lazy people who would rather not work their way up the scale and hack instead... Where is the satisfaction and acomplishment in that?
AA (and any MMORPG) can be like a job in cases where you find one aspect fun, but are practically forced to do other aspects that you don't find fun in order to keep up with the one aspect you do. Once you start slacking off on this "job", it begins to cut into the aspect you actually find fun.
PvP in a gear-based competitive game being the most typical example (managing a guild in general, even in PvE, would be another). If you don't keep up with the gear grind (un-fun for some people), it begins to adversely affect your PvP fun (getting owned by everyone who got better gear than you).
The more time-consumming other aspects of the game you find unfun are, and the more they are necessary to keep up with the game aspects you do find fun, the more "like a job" it becomes.
Originally posted by luisrkiller I'm currently waiting off for the bots/hacks situation to calm down on AA. It's such a great concept ruined by a bunch of lazy people who would rather not work their way up the scale and hack instead... Where is the satisfaction and acomplishment in that?
That's kinda like waiting to play an FPS until aimbots cease to exist. As for the accomplishment, they're hoping to achieve greater power in the economy as well as PVP I'm sure.
For every minute you are angry , you lose 60 seconds of happiness."-Emerson
Originally posted by Xssiv However, if you're playing the game to have fun and enjoy what AA's virtual world has to offer, then hackers don't have very much impact.
Has to offer? What exactly is it offering that hasn't been done 10,000 times before in an mmo? The Korean Grinder mechanisms? Those have been around for years.
People have bought into the hype of this title but really it has very little original or interesting to offer. Mediocre combat and classes (despite the hundred+ classes, which are pretty unspectacular), terrible story, static game world (no life to it, just mobs on rails)
Wake up and smell the coffee.. this title might have been amazing 10 years ago but these days it's a pretty darn basic mmo that tricked a bunch of desperate people into paying a ton of money for an unfulfilled promise.
So you paid 100+ for a founder.. accept your loss and be realistic about what this game really is.
Okay thanks!
I'm curious what you think they failed to deliver on. What AAA game do you know that has limited amount of land available for housing/farming purposes? What game do you know that has trade runs that opens up the door for trading guilds, mercenaries for hire and pirates to play together in the same playpin? What game these days doesn't have a terrible story?
While the game is a bit static, it makes up for it with things like how your mount can follow you around and you can just hop on it realistically and ride off or how you can jump through portals to activate them re-immersing you right back into the game. It even has a judge/jury system, corrupt as fuck but who gives a shit, so is the irl version.
So please, tell me since all of this has been done 10,000 times before, tell me what games have done these things?
The question is "WHAT'S THE POINT IN DOING SOMETHING?" ... that is not entertainment but a job.
Now if this game is a JOB and someone else hacks into it to make it easier ... where remains the ethical part of the job / grind.
However, if you still think ArchAge did something UNIQUE, the diminishing numbers in all those servers are enough proof that most didn't like the uniqueness or the hackers or the exploitations or the hype to steal some dollars or euro from the mmo playing community.
Thus I go with the OP, everyone should be far away from this hacker infested Mmo.
It is one of the worst examples of a super exploited Mmo.
Name me 1 popular mmorpg that isn't or wasn't at one time(especially so close to release) plagued with hacks.
Furthermore, I have NO idea what you were talking about the game being a job. Just because you don't find it entertaining doesn't mean others don't or won't. And if you still want to claim this game doesn't have unique qualities to it, then answer the questions i asked in my last post that you quoted.
AA is NOT a new game.
Whether you like it or not, the NA/EU AA is a new game. It is not the exact same as the Korean AA. Thing's have been changed and coded differently which opens up whole new exploitations and backdoors for hacks.
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So basically, the more results you get the more hacks the game has???
Love it! LOLS!!!!
WoW is just more popular than AA which I am guessing doesn't come as any surprise to anyone.
Mission in life: Vanquish all MMORPG.com trolls - especially TESO, WOW and GW2 trolls.
No it's better if you just say "more than I've ever seen" that's mmorpg.com proof at its best.
“Microtransactions? In a single player role-playing game? Are you nuts?”
― CD PROJEKT RED
Of course. But you looked at ESO and Wildstar too? I'm not seeing anything unique about the quantity of AA hacks other than what is said in this forum... just like it was said in ESO and will be said in the next popular release.
“Microtransactions? In a single player role-playing game? Are you nuts?”
― CD PROJEKT RED
the gaming industry is no longer quality get over it, all they want is your money they. a wise man told me you can polish a turd all you want its still a turd, well the market is whirling shitstorm atm, you want the truth? you cant handle the truth....the cure for this is simple, go back to the old school rpg where a level 1 spider kills a level 1 character, get rid of bullshit like regeneration, make it so your survival depends on the guy next to you, as his depends on you, these newer games do nothing for your brain, but hey thats what the corporate world wants, and all the naysayers posting on your posts in here, are either corporate cocksuckers or they work for the company that produced the game your playing, sorry man, stop buying their bullshit and they will eventually try to sellsomething with some value.
I was enjoying the game until I realized I was never going to get land. I don't know if it's hackers, or just bad planning on the developers part but it killed the game for me personally.
Why ever would I agree with that? Because it's currently topping the mmorpg.com hysteria meter? lol
Where's your proof that t's "off the charts". Seems like a reasonable request. If it's self-evident where is the evidence?
Besides, how can I ever take you seriously after you said pretty well the same thing about ESO back in April? You'll say the same shit about the next popular game you don't like.
“Microtransactions? In a single player role-playing game? Are you nuts?”
― CD PROJEKT RED
Heh,
I don't think anyone could come up with a better text-book example of an Ad-Hom.
Nice work.
Has to offer? What exactly is it offering that hasn't been done 10,000 times before in an mmo? The Korean Grinder mechanisms? Those have been around for years.
People have bought into the hype of this title but really it has very little original or interesting to offer. Mediocre combat and classes (despite the hundred+ classes, which are pretty unspectacular), terrible story, static game world (no life to it, just mobs on rails)
Wake up and smell the coffee.. this title might have been amazing 10 years ago but these days it's a pretty darn basic mmo that tricked a bunch of desperate people into paying a ton of money for an unfulfilled promise.
So you paid 100+ for a founder.. accept your loss and be realistic about what this game really is.
Okay thanks!
These days it is rough all- around.
The founder's pack mechanism is also rough.
Sometimes I wonder who are the target buyers to a game they have not tried a trial even.
A few years back almost all the Mmos had a trial week or a 15 days and then the payment option would come up.
However, this game is a very old version of a combination of old Mmos. Some quest-lines are exactly the same as I have played in some other Mmos.
Mmo - Players should stop buying into founder's pack and similar stories and opt for trials.
Cheers
Sourajit Nandi
" Don't listen to anyone who tells you that you can't play this or that. That's nonsense. Make up your mind,and you'll never whine or repent about gaming hours anymore, then have a go at every Game. Open up the Internet, join in all the Mmorpgs you can. Go make the Guild. But never, never let them persuade you that things are too difficult or impossible. "
Once An Addict Always An Addict .
I'm curious what you think they failed to deliver on. What AAA game do you know that has limited amount of land available for housing/farming purposes? What game do you know that has trade runs that opens up the door for trading guilds, mercenaries for hire and pirates to play together in the same playpin? What game these days doesn't have a terrible story?
While the game is a bit static, it makes up for it with things like how your mount can follow you around and you can just hop on it realistically and ride off or how you can jump through portals to activate them re-immersing you right back into the game. It even has a judge/jury system, corrupt as fuck but who gives a shit, so is the irl version.
So please, tell me since all of this has been done 10,000 times before, tell me what games have done these things?
Rampart cheating in a game with very limited resources - like land - is deadly. People can make believe that it's the same as every other game, but it isn't. And this isn't a new release - so rampant cheating in a game that's more than 2 years old is far, far more serious than equivalent glitches in a new game. Because it's not normal to have things like this persist for years.
Yes, people complain about things that get ironed out in the first few months of new launches. What evidence do we have these hacks will be ironed out in the first few months - given that they are still around in other versions of the game that are years old?
The question is "WHAT'S THE POINT IN DOING SOMETHING?" ... that is not entertainment but a job.
Now if this game is a JOB and someone else hacks into it to make it easier ... where remains the ethical part of the job / grind.
However, if you still think ArchAge did something UNIQUE, the diminishing numbers in all those servers are enough proof that most didn't like the uniqueness or the hackers or the exploitations or the hype to steal some dollars or euro from the mmo playing community.
Thus I go with the OP, everyone should be far away from this hacker infested Mmo.
It is one of the worst examples of a super exploited Mmo.
Cheers
Sourajit Nandi
" Don't listen to anyone who tells you that you can't play this or that. That's nonsense. Make up your mind,and you'll never whine or repent about gaming hours anymore, then have a go at every Game. Open up the Internet, join in all the Mmorpgs you can. Go make the Guild. But never, never let them persuade you that things are too difficult or impossible. "
Once An Addict Always An Addict .
Only thing unique about AA is the naval warfare. This is assuming you differentiate "unique" from "rare"
Yes, limited land for housing is "rare". It is not, however, unique (Ultima Online, the very first MMO, had it). Ditto for the open world PvP (which... UO also had). The labor point system and the farming aspects are "unique" in that this is the first time they're in an MMO, but facebook games have been doing systems like that for forever so I wouldn't call it unique as a whole.
But yea, what's important though is how FUN the game is. Uniqueness and rareness contributes to fun since people like doing something new, but it's not the whole picture by far.
This hack still works very fine after more than a month of it's launch.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LS_ZZcEREeQ
THAT IS UNIQUE / RARE / WONDERFUL for any player willing to play this game.
Cheers
Sourajit Nandi
" Don't listen to anyone who tells you that you can't play this or that. That's nonsense. Make up your mind,and you'll never whine or repent about gaming hours anymore, then have a go at every Game. Open up the Internet, join in all the Mmorpgs you can. Go make the Guild. But never, never let them persuade you that things are too difficult or impossible. "
Once An Addict Always An Addict .
In case anyone is interested in seeing what common hacks are used, there you go:
http://www.reddit.com/r/archeage/comments/2jcvu0/10_hacks_currently_plaguing_archeage/
Before you start posting after seeing only the first one, that one isn't a hack. No idea why it was put there.
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I don't know about AA, but by my experience with other korean MMORPG they usually suffer from all kinds of exploitable issues, and when the western publisher goes back to korean developers with all of these issues they go like "wow, do they really do that?".
Apparently most target audiences in asian markets take their games with honor and don't even think about cheating or they are way too naive... western players, well... they do whatever is needed to win it seems.
Yeah quite a many.
I could however find only one software to download and that resembles the You-Tube video.
Cheers
Sourajit Nandi
" Don't listen to anyone who tells you that you can't play this or that. That's nonsense. Make up your mind,and you'll never whine or repent about gaming hours anymore, then have a go at every Game. Open up the Internet, join in all the Mmorpgs you can. Go make the Guild. But never, never let them persuade you that things are too difficult or impossible. "
Once An Addict Always An Addict .
Name me 1 popular mmorpg that isn't or wasn't at one time(especially so close to release) plagued with hacks.
Furthermore, I have NO idea what you were talking about the game being a job. Just because you don't find it entertaining doesn't mean others don't or won't. And if you still want to claim this game doesn't have unique qualities to it, then answer the questions i asked in my last post that you quoted.
AA is NOT a new game.
AA (and any MMORPG) can be like a job in cases where you find one aspect fun, but are practically forced to do other aspects that you don't find fun in order to keep up with the one aspect you do. Once you start slacking off on this "job", it begins to cut into the aspect you actually find fun.
PvP in a gear-based competitive game being the most typical example (managing a guild in general, even in PvE, would be another). If you don't keep up with the gear grind (un-fun for some people), it begins to adversely affect your PvP fun (getting owned by everyone who got better gear than you).
The more time-consumming other aspects of the game you find unfun are, and the more they are necessary to keep up with the game aspects you do find fun, the more "like a job" it becomes.
That's kinda like waiting to play an FPS until aimbots cease to exist. As for the accomplishment, they're hoping to achieve greater power in the economy as well as PVP I'm sure.
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Whether you like it or not, the NA/EU AA is a new game. It is not the exact same as the Korean AA. Thing's have been changed and coded differently which opens up whole new exploitations and backdoors for hacks.