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• Originally posted by rscott6666 Originally posted by dunesw64 Originally posted by girlgeek   I know analogies are not my strong suit, but please....faster rarely means better. Anything worth having usually takes at least a LITT…

  in Casual killed the MMO game Comment by dunesw64 April 2010
• The only problem I really see is that it already takes a ton of time, planning, and money to develop a single-player RPG. Adding an entire new game at the end will mean that'll be like 10 years for the game to be made.

  in Brainstorming: playing and leveling offline, when finished you go online. Comment by dunesw64 April 2010
• Awesome post, nate. Yet another casual player who acknowledges that we don't want things handed to us and we don't want to marginalize hardcore content to net us easy rewards. All we want is the ability to participate in endgame content. We don't wa…

  in Compromise always benefits those wanting the easy way out, never those wanting a challenge. Comment by dunesw64 April 2010
• Why not just make Dragon Age 2 as an MMO?

  in Brainstorming: playing and leveling offline, when finished you go online. Comment by dunesw64 April 2010
• Originally posted by Bertiaux Originally posted by happyiksar Originally posted by dunesw64 Originally posted by happyiksar Originally posted by dunesw64 Originally posted by happyiksa…

  in Casual killed the MMO game Comment by dunesw64 April 2010
• Originally posted by happyiksar Originally posted by dunesw64 Originally posted by happyiksar Originally posted by dunesw64 Originally posted by happyiksar Originally posted by dunesw6…

  in Casual killed the MMO game Comment by dunesw64 April 2010
• Originally posted by GTwander Originally posted by kavli NES 8bit if u want a challenge!     No lie there. I understand the difficulty of thsoe gamers were to make up for the relative shortness, but wtf has happened to games th…

  in Casual killed the MMO game Comment by dunesw64 April 2010
• Horses rock. You fail.

  in Turning MMORPGs into massive co-op games: A good thing? Comment by dunesw64 April 2010
• Originally posted by happyiksar Originally posted by dunesw64 Originally posted by happyiksar Originally posted by dunesw64 Originally posted by happyiksar Originally posted by dunesw6…

  in Casual killed the MMO game Comment by dunesw64 April 2010
• Genius, if you're comparing two things that are the same then it's no longer an analogy.

  in Compromise always benefits those wanting the easy way out, never those wanting a challenge. Comment by dunesw64 April 2010
• Originally posted by happyiksar Originally posted by dunesw64 Originally posted by happyiksar Originally posted by dunesw64 Originally posted by Adamantine Originally posted by dunesw6…

  in Casual killed the MMO game Comment by dunesw64 April 2010
• Originally posted by Ihmotepp No. I am not saying that at all. I am saying that some people claim, that games should be about "choice". Yes, people want choice because they don't want to be forced to participate in style of content that isn't sui…

  in Compromise always benefits those wanting the easy way out, never those wanting a challenge. Comment by dunesw64 April 2010
• Originally posted by Ihmotepp Originally posted by dunesw64   Except you're putting words into people's mouths and acting like the victim when you're really the bully. You can have a game that appeases both hardcore and casual gam…

  in Compromise always benefits those wanting the easy way out, never those wanting a challenge. Comment by dunesw64 April 2010
• Originally posted by SwampRob So, yes, every MMO should have at least one person who reads the boards and then makes summaries to the other developers for discussion or analysis.     But the extreme posts should be ignored. Well, that is wha…

  in Do your mmo developers listen to you? Should they? Comment by dunesw64 April 2010
• Originally posted by happyiksar Originally posted by dunesw64 Originally posted by Adamantine Originally posted by dunesw64 Originally posted by happyiksar I don't play WoW anymore.  My world …

  in Casual killed the MMO game Comment by dunesw64 April 2010
• Originally posted by Ihmotepp the topic is does adding an easy path to a hard game, change the game or not? Many posters claim that it does not change the game. That the game would still be "hardcore' even if there is an easier path to the goal. …

  in Compromise always benefits those wanting the easy way out, never those wanting a challenge. Comment by dunesw64 April 2010
• Originally posted by IhmoteppIf it's a hardcore game, there is no casual choice. There's nothing wroing with liking a casual game, and wanting a casual game to play. Just say that, rather than saying your casual game is at the same time "hardcore". …

  in Compromise always benefits those wanting the easy way out, never those wanting a challenge. Comment by dunesw64 April 2010
• Originally posted by Toquio3 Cool. Now all you have to do is apply what you just said to yourself and we can finaly end this debate. Seriously, that is a pretty elitist and hypocritical post. If you like "hardcore" content, then nobody has a…

  in Compromise always benefits those wanting the easy way out, never those wanting a challenge. Comment by dunesw64 April 2010
• I'm always weary about developers listening to their community for certain feedback, especially when it comes to class balance. No matter the MMO, no matter the class, people will almost always say their class is underpowered and other class are ove…

  in Do your mmo developers listen to you? Should they? Comment by dunesw64 April 2010
• Originally posted by Adamantine Originally posted by dunesw64 Originally posted by happyiksar I don't play WoW anymore.  My world first guild all sold their chars once that first expansion came out.  Chars went for 2-4k to th…

  in Casual killed the MMO game Comment by dunesw64 April 2010
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