Most of the F2P lamers have left the game, but surprisingly not the forums. Most of the players now playing are the ones who aren't afraid (or not cheap ass) to pony up the reasonable sub fee and don't waste time on useless threads like this one.
Why even "check in"? Looking for something else to bitch about? Go find your next thing....
Says the credit card warrior too heavily invested in to this p2w trash game to quit so soon.
The community got ingame better with asshats leaving or getting banned. Tuime for jerks can go ruinthe launch of the next upcoming MMoRG.
Rhime is spot on.
Yes. I am sure you feel right at home now. The game fits you perfectly.
i like the game sadly trion is screwing with the glyph launcher. i cant install it due to "it noe being made to run on windows" error. support jsut told me to redl it so i did when i replied back they closed my ticket. lets not forget the fact i am STILL waiting on my pre order bull crap for the last rift expantion i bought.
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Most of the F2P lamers have left the game, but surprisingly not the forums. Most of the players now playing are the ones who aren't afraid (or not cheap ass) to pony up the reasonable sub fee and don't waste time on useless threads like this one.
Why even "check in"? Looking for something else to bitch about? Go find your next thing....
Says the credit card warrior too heavily invested in to this p2w trash game to quit so soon.
The community got ingame better with asshats leaving or getting banned. Tuime for jerks can go ruinthe launch of the next upcoming MMoRG.
Rhime is spot on.
Yes. I am sure you feel right at home now. The game fits you perfectly.
Thanks, after so many bullshit MMORPG's i had to stomach this last decade finally a good one.
I know it wont be SWG again but a big step in the right direction.
Thanks, after so many bullshit MMORPG's i had to stomach this last decade finally a good one.
I know it wont be SWG again but a big step in the right direction.
What are you going to do and say when Black Desert comes out (which is an identical game to AA but done 100 times better on every level) and isnt run by a bunch of money grubbing retards who couldnt code their way out of a paper bag?
AA is a poor mans black desert run by idiots.
Again not hyping Black desert but its so easy a comparison to make you cant help but make it. The ONLY way Black Desert doesnt blow AA out of the water on every single level is if Daum (or whatever thyre going to be called ) hires Hartsman or Brad McQuaid to run their western headquarters.
Thanks, after so many bullshit MMORPG's i had to stomach this last decade finally a good one.
I know it wont be SWG again but a big step in the right direction.
What are you going to do and say when Black Desert comes out (which is an identical game to AA but done 100 times better on every level) and isnt run by a bunch of money grubbing retards who couldnt code their way out of a paper bag?
AA is a poor mans black desert run by idiots.
Again not hyping Black desert but its so easy a comparison to make you cant help but make it. The ONLY way Black Desert doesnt blow AA out of the water on every single level is if Daum (or whatever thyre going to be called ) hires Hartsman or Brad McQuaid to run their western headquarters.
ArcheAge was created in right directing of what a mmorpg should be, at least for me.
If more games come out in this line and improve (theres alot to improve) its a good thing. I dont know if BD is that case, the game is not out yet, alpha, betas dont count anymore, only after a game release i can see if its good or not.
Release it and then i build my opinion, long time i stop saying "game X" not out yet is better then "game Y" allready released.
Well the game is on target to have it's player base vanish by 90% by Jan/Feb. As much as White Knights would like to count them, bots are not included in that number.
Often people ask "well if you quit, why are you still here?"
Well the easy answer to that is, I'm doing my due diligence in turning as many people away from this game as I can before they waste their time (and possibly their money). Considered it my good deed which I do on a daily basis and I feel good about it After Feb, there will be no need anymore as the player base will be nearly dried up.
Even most of the white knights over on the AA forums have either been banned or have finally come to their senses. I know because I've been keeping tabs on them and called each and every one of them out after I told them they'd change their ways. Again, feels good to prove them wrong
Despite what White Knights want to believe, people do care what others think. Anyone who does their due diligence before purchasing a game looks up the user reviews because they are all that matter. Get as many different reviews as possible before making a decision. It is what it is.
ROFL, I"m no AA fan, but do you really believe you're turning anyone away from trying this game out? Especially after a post like this? User reviews don't matter because their written by folks like you who have an agenda.
For every minute you are angry , you lose 60 seconds of happiness."-Emerson
ArcheAge was created in right directing of what a mmorpg should be, at least for me.
If more games come out in this line and improve (theres alot to improve) its a good thing. I dont know if BD is that case, the game is not out yet, alpha, betas dont count anymore, only after a game release i can see if its good or not.
Release it and then i build my opinion, long time i stop saying "game X" not out yet is better then "game Y" allready released.
MMOs are hard. People like AA because it is slightly different. It isnt straight up theme park. But it isnt sand box either. There are things you do and will want to do and they all involve doing the same thing. So its a 'disguised' themepark. Want your 50 or so glda stars? Well you MUST do the quest line, same quest line no matter what class you make, you have one for east and one for west. Want more gilda stars? Then you have to grind dailies, same exact dailies every day (with the exception of what types of craft materials you have to turn in). Thats not what I would call sand box. its a straight up grind fest. You can of course run trade packs for gilda also. Which if youre a leader of a guild who has people dumb enough to give him everything is an easy way to go. But not everyone is that lucky.
The one interesting aspect is the growing of plants and animals, but its done half assed and doesnt have a lot of thought put into it. breeding is totally RNG and makes little to no sense. Lotro used to have cross breeding of pipeweed (they took it out) but those things should be in any game looking to get away from tradition linear thinking. The housing aspect of AA is retraded. Houses are all the same and basically useless, you have them to have the land and mostly for the port back. I never saw anyone standing around their houses or even decorating it beyond a few things here or there. Certainly nothing like RIFT dimension systems has. That system probably wouldnt work in a non instanced setting but you could combine the two. Or have multiple options.
Problem is MMOs for some reason cost ridiculous amounts of money to make. Or at least that is what everyone wants you to believe, and looking at kickstarters and crow funding it gets even more ridiculous. Not sure why or how but they want us to think that anyway.
So ultimately there will never ever be a 'perfect' MMO made, there probably wont ever be another very good one made. Simply because they cost too much to make and they dont generate the income they need to to make the initial investment worth the gamble.
When a guy can go make some piece of shit like Mine craft for next to nothing and sell it for a couple billion whio is going to keep p making MMOs spending millions and if your lucky you make your money back?
But the real answer to all of it is a 3D sim with unreal graphics, and PvP and Rp crap. But like I said those wont ever get made in an MMO platform because for whatever reason theyre too expensive or the engine doesnt exist that will support one.
ArcheAge was created in right directing of what a mmorpg should be, at least for me.
If more games come out in this line and improve (theres alot to improve) its a good thing. I dont know if BD is that case, the game is not out yet, alpha, betas dont count anymore, only after a game release i can see if its good or not.
Release it and then i build my opinion, long time i stop saying "game X" not out yet is better then "game Y" allready released.
MMOs are hard. People like AA because it is slightly different. It isnt straight up theme park. But it isnt sand box either. There are things you do and will want to do and they all involve doing the same thing. So its a 'disguised' themepark. Want your 50 or so glda stars? Well you MUST do the quest line, same quest line no matter what class you make, you have one for east and one for west. Want more gilda stars? Then you have to grind dailies, same exact dailies every day (with the exception of what types of craft materials you have to turn in). Thats not what I would call sand box. its a straight up grind fest. You can of course run trade packs for gilda also. Which if youre a leader of a guild who has people dumb enough to give him everything is an easy way to go. But not everyone is that lucky.
I love it how you say you "MUST" grind dailies and then mention in following sentence then you can also do trade runs for gildas. No you DON't need to be guild leader for them. You can run them all by yourself.
So what we have here just for the one item gilda stars:
We have A) Quests
1) Quests requiring crafting
2) Quests requiring delivery
3) Quests require running Instance
4) quest require open world raid PvE
Trade runs
a) intercontinental for 1 gilda
b) Pirate island for 4 gilda
C) Not want doing any of this ? Buy the items bought by Gilda ... with gold !
To me thats many options involving different playstyles and the best way being that together with other people in a guild shows just that Archeage captures the spirit of MMORPG even better.
The one interesting aspect is the growing of plants and animals, but its done half assed and doesnt have a lot of thought put into it. breeding is totally RNG and makes little to no sense. Lotro used to have cross breeding of pipeweed (they took it out) but those things should be in any game looking to get away from tradition linear thinking. The housing aspect of AA is retraded. Houses are all the same and basically useless, you have them to have the land and mostly for the port back. I never saw anyone standing around their houses or even decorating it beyond a few things here or there. Certainly nothing like RIFT dimension systems has. That system probably wouldnt work in a non instanced setting but you could combine the two. Or have multiple options.
Have seen many houses with people investing much time into decorating them, their custome made flag shows other peeps your guild colours for example. You have them for them to have a home, to use advanced crafting stations in them and to store thuings in them also owning the land surronding them. They come in diferent sizes and different styles and is OPEN WORLD housing with region and area and location (even climate) impacting the value of the house and people you like can enter them and use them too.
Was about to say the same thing regarding gilda. There are multiple ways to do many things in the game, and you're aren't required to do any of them. You can circumvent that grind and earn gold to buy the designs and items other players purchased with gildas.
AA was a horrible disappointment for me, but I think sandbox gamers need to get off this crusade to disqualify AA as being a sandbox game. Its more sandbox than just about any sandbox pvp game to date, even with the crappy (yet, OPTIONAL) linear quest line and hub system that provided little more than a tutorial for the first few days of gameplay.
Once you guys understand that even a sandbox game can crash and burn, maybe you can focus on the real problems that plagued AA and help get the word out so developers in the future don't make the same mistake.
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Thanks, after so many bullshit MMORPG's i had to stomach this last decade finally a good one.
I know it wont be SWG again but a big step in the right direction.
What are you going to do and say when Black Desert comes out (which is an identical game to AA but done 100 times better on every level) and isnt run by a bunch of money grubbing retards who couldnt code their way out of a paper bag?
AA is a poor mans black desert run by idiots.
Again not hyping Black desert but its so easy a comparison to make you cant help but make it. The ONLY way Black Desert doesnt blow AA out of the water on every single level is if Daum (or whatever thyre going to be called ) hires Hartsman or Brad McQuaid to run their western headquarters.
ArcheAge was created in right directing of what a mmorpg should be, at least for me.
If more games come out in this line and improve (theres alot to improve) its a good thing. I dont know if BD is that case, the game is not out yet, alpha, betas dont count anymore, only after a game release i can see if its good or not.
Release it and then i build my opinion, long time i stop saying "game X" not out yet is better then "game Y" allready released.
ROFL, I"m no AA fan, but do you really believe you're turning anyone away from trying this game out? Especially after a post like this? User reviews don't matter because their written by folks like you who have an agenda.
For every minute you are angry , you lose 60 seconds of happiness."-Emerson
MMOs are hard. People like AA because it is slightly different. It isnt straight up theme park. But it isnt sand box either. There are things you do and will want to do and they all involve doing the same thing. So its a 'disguised' themepark. Want your 50 or so glda stars? Well you MUST do the quest line, same quest line no matter what class you make, you have one for east and one for west. Want more gilda stars? Then you have to grind dailies, same exact dailies every day (with the exception of what types of craft materials you have to turn in). Thats not what I would call sand box. its a straight up grind fest. You can of course run trade packs for gilda also. Which if youre a leader of a guild who has people dumb enough to give him everything is an easy way to go. But not everyone is that lucky.
The one interesting aspect is the growing of plants and animals, but its done half assed and doesnt have a lot of thought put into it. breeding is totally RNG and makes little to no sense. Lotro used to have cross breeding of pipeweed (they took it out) but those things should be in any game looking to get away from tradition linear thinking. The housing aspect of AA is retraded. Houses are all the same and basically useless, you have them to have the land and mostly for the port back. I never saw anyone standing around their houses or even decorating it beyond a few things here or there. Certainly nothing like RIFT dimension systems has. That system probably wouldnt work in a non instanced setting but you could combine the two. Or have multiple options.
Problem is MMOs for some reason cost ridiculous amounts of money to make. Or at least that is what everyone wants you to believe, and looking at kickstarters and crow funding it gets even more ridiculous. Not sure why or how but they want us to think that anyway.
So ultimately there will never ever be a 'perfect' MMO made, there probably wont ever be another very good one made. Simply because they cost too much to make and they dont generate the income they need to to make the initial investment worth the gamble.
When a guy can go make some piece of shit like Mine craft for next to nothing and sell it for a couple billion whio is going to keep p making MMOs spending millions and if your lucky you make your money back?
But the real answer to all of it is a 3D sim with unreal graphics, and PvP and Rp crap. But like I said those wont ever get made in an MMO platform because for whatever reason theyre too expensive or the engine doesnt exist that will support one.
Was about to say the same thing regarding gilda. There are multiple ways to do many things in the game, and you're aren't required to do any of them. You can circumvent that grind and earn gold to buy the designs and items other players purchased with gildas.
AA was a horrible disappointment for me, but I think sandbox gamers need to get off this crusade to disqualify AA as being a sandbox game. Its more sandbox than just about any sandbox pvp game to date, even with the crappy (yet, OPTIONAL) linear quest line and hub system that provided little more than a tutorial for the first few days of gameplay.
Once you guys understand that even a sandbox game can crash and burn, maybe you can focus on the real problems that plagued AA and help get the word out so developers in the future don't make the same mistake.