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FinalEndeavor wrote...
Laterali wrote...
Phoenix NL wrote...
*cough* GW2 *cough*
I have no idea what that is. i've seen people reference it from time to time, but never a full name.
Probably Guild Wars 2
Ive heard that GW2 is going to be pay once for the actual game and then its just micro-transactions, is that true?Kyria Nyriese wrote...
FinalEndeavor wrote...
Laterali wrote...
Phoenix NL wrote...
*cough* GW2 *cough*
I have no idea what that is. i've seen people reference it from time to time, but never a full name.
Probably Guild Wars 2
Yep... I'm actually considering this one. I beta'd Guild Wars and didn't really like it, but at that point my only experience with MMOs was SWG.
Yes come play with us! The enemies will fall in the face of the triplets!Kyria Nyriese wrote...
FinalEndeavor wrote...
Laterali wrote...
Phoenix NL wrote...
*cough* GW2 *cough*
I have no idea what that is. i've seen people reference it from time to time, but never a full name.
Probably Guild Wars 2
Yep... I'm actually considering this one. I beta'd Guild Wars and didn't really like it, but at that point my only experience with MMOs was SWG.
You pay upfront for the game and there are no monthly subscription fees. You can purchase add-ons or extras but you don't have to and you can enjoy the full game without ever doing so.Tyion133 wrote...
Ive heard that GW2 is going to be pay once for the actual game and then its just micro-transactions, is that true?Kyria Nyriese wrote...
Yep... I'm actually considering this one. I beta'd Guild Wars and didn't really like it, but at that point my only experience with MMOs was SWG.
FinalEndeavor wrote...
Laterali wrote...
Phoenix NL wrote...
*cough* GW2 *cough*
I have no idea what that is. i've seen people reference it from time to time, but never a full name.
Probably Guild Wars 2
Modifié par Laterali, 11 mai 2012 - 07:55 .
Okay, I gotta admit that I like that way of doing an MMO... The montly subscription thing is getting old...Phoenix NL wrote...
You pay upfront for the game and there are no monthly subscription fees. You can purchase add-ons or extras but you don't have to and you can enjoy the full game without ever doing so.Tyion133 wrote...
Ive heard that GW2 is going to be pay once for the actual game and then its just micro-transactions, is that true?Kyria Nyriese wrote...
Yep... I'm actually considering this one. I beta'd Guild Wars and didn't really like it, but at that point my only experience with MMOs was SWG.
I've played the beta and from what I've seen it's holding true to the original GW but with improvements. We'll see when it's properly released I guess.sagevallant wrote...
That is how Guild Wars has operated in the past, yes. But I think people are fooling themselves if they think it's going to radically different from existing MMOs. Slightly more lively, better combat, but the functionality is going to remain the same.
I hear PvP is awesome, at least, so I hope you like that. Me, I'd rather invest more time in Terraria or Minecraft or something.
Tyion133 wrote...
Okay, I gotta admit that I like that way of doing an MMO... The montly subscription thing is getting old...Phoenix NL wrote...
You pay upfront for the game and there are no monthly subscription fees. You can purchase add-ons or extras but you don't have to and you can enjoy the full game without ever doing so.Tyion133 wrote...
Ive heard that GW2 is going to be pay once for the actual game and then its just micro-transactions, is that true?Kyria Nyriese wrote...
Yep... I'm actually considering this one. I beta'd Guild Wars and didn't really like it, but at that point my only experience with MMOs was SWG.
Phoenix NL wrote...
I've played the beta and from what I've seen it's holding true to the original GW but with improvements. We'll see when it's properly released I guess.sagevallant wrote...
That is how Guild Wars has operated in the past, yes. But I think people are fooling themselves if they think it's going to radically different from existing MMOs. Slightly more lively, better combat, but the functionality is going to remain the same.
I hear PvP is awesome, at least, so I hope you like that. Me, I'd rather invest more time in Terraria or Minecraft or something.
Wow that would put anyone off. Never experienced that personally but then I just enjoyed the game and left it at that.sagevallant wrote...
Phoenix NL wrote...
I've played the beta and from what I've seen it's holding true to the original GW but with improvements. We'll see when it's properly released I guess.sagevallant wrote...
That is how Guild Wars has operated in the past, yes. But I think people are fooling themselves if they think it's going to radically different from existing MMOs. Slightly more lively, better combat, but the functionality is going to remain the same.
I hear PvP is awesome, at least, so I hope you like that. Me, I'd rather invest more time in Terraria or Minecraft or something.
Most of my experience with it are that the most active fanbase of Guild Wars 2 is a pack of rabid wildebeasts trampling anyone who dares suggest that we should actually play it before declaring it the Second Coming of Kung Fu Action Jesus. Perhaps the most inflamatory, irate, venomous fanbase I have ever encountered. Every time I watched a video of TOR pre-release on youtube it was FLOODED with people claiming TOR was terrible and GW2 was going to crush all competing MMOs into paste.
It makes me want to never even consider playing GW2.
Darth Spike wrote...
I just love how corrupt gameinformer still is. In this months issue, they try to win back fans with an article on page 21 saying how game companies only want our money and don't care about anything else. Then there is not even a mention of ME3 for the rest of the issue. Until you get to the end,on page 97 (second to the last page) they give ME3 a 10 and say it was one of the most 'intricately crafted' games ever made. It's good to see that BW is still hurting for good reviews and are paying off everyone they can to get a good review.
I agree that 'most' of the game is one of the best games i've ever played. But there is still that last 10 minutes of crap at the end of it. Next time, put a review out thats not glossing over the crappy parts and only talking about the good ones.
I also noticed, you know how they take games and give each part of it an overall score. Like the story gets a 5, the controls a 3, ect. Has anyone else noticed they are skipping that when it comes to ME3?
If the beta is anything to go by they've changed it so that you don't need to rely on groups. You travel through the world and "events" will take place that you can take part in along with anyone else running around but you can also ignore it and just continue the SP bits.Laterali wrote...
Guild Wars 2 seems like an MMO I would consider supporting. The biggest thing I hate about MMOs though, is the fact that you need to rely on groups for a lot of content. For the most part, I hate people, and I would rather not have to depend on someone else for completing a task.
If they made group activity optional, or made easier versions of those instances for solo, I would be more inclined to play them.
Ahh kinda like Rift? Where you can pretty much solo everything, but then you have events that take place and public groups that form up as people come through to the event?Phoenix NL wrote...
If the beta is anything to go by they've changed it so that you don't need to rely on groups. You travel through the world and "events" will take place that you can take part in along with anyone else running around but you can also ignore it and just continue the SP bits.Laterali wrote...
Guild Wars 2 seems like an MMO I would consider supporting. The biggest thing I hate about MMOs though, is the fact that you need to rely on groups for a lot of content. For the most part, I hate people, and I would rather not have to depend on someone else for completing a task.
If they made group activity optional, or made easier versions of those instances for solo, I would be more inclined to play them.
oh hell don't ever mention that place again lolLaterali wrote...
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I remember when DAO came out. At the time, it was as close to perfect as it could get for me, but there were still things that bugged the **** out of me. Biggest gripe, the fade quest. It was the most boring thing I've ever encountered in a game, and it lasted what seemed to be forever. I downloaded the mod that skips it entirely, and the game was so much more enjoyable. Also the constant running back and forth in missions, how many times to I need to run back and forth through the Dalish forest, and there's only one exit, on the far other side.
And I remember when ME1 came out. It was like god parted the clouds and handed me the game himself. And then I got into the elevator. and another elevator, and then another elevator. I loved the Mako, I loved driving around on those planets, looking up at the giant suns. It was amazing, and I still love it. Then I got to that one green planet, I used to have the name memorized, but it escapes me. The one that was all mountains, and no matter how hard you tried, it took you forever to get through it.
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i felt like i'd never escape the damn fade and i still can't escape it because my copy is for the xbox 360
and i hated that planet, though i can't remember the name either
Laterali wrote...
Guild Wars 2 seems like an MMO I would consider supporting. The biggest thing I hate about MMOs though, is the fact that you need to rely on groups for a lot of content. For the most part, I hate people, and I would rather not have to depend on someone else for completing a task.
If they made group activity optional, or made easier versions of those instances for solo, I would be more inclined to play them.
Phoenix NL wrote...
I've played the beta and from what I've seen it's holding true to the original GW but with improvements. We'll see when it's properly released I guess.
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