Curse

Tmp1 · Feb 26, 2007, 07:51 AM // 07:51

Just for your health.

Can be forced Anet to diminish the time necessary to complete any area of the game in <4 hours?

As all you would have to know is not healthful to be but of 4 hours in front of the PC without making a pause of 1 hour, any doctor you will confirm it.

Or said of another form, it is denounceable Anet by forcing you to be >4 hours playing?

Flame please, but with more intelligence than a fly.

PD: Before you flame: I dont play GW, I am a Lawyer. And please post the time you play without pause please.

zara · Feb 26, 2007, 07:56 AM // 07:56

the english language went a step backwards with that post.
And anet is not forcing anyone to sit in front of their computers for 4+ hours
it is the people playing the game that decide how long they sit there.

Hell Raiser · Feb 26, 2007, 07:57 AM // 07:57

One thing, you are not forced to play these areas. Many games require hours infront of computers, that is how they work. I think with the addition of heros(and with the already here henchmen), it is not hard to go through an area for an hour, take a ~30min break, and come back for some more. I'm not saying you should give up, just don't make it a big deal (as I'm guessing Anet has some pretty good excuses or ways to get around being forced to do such a thing, they are being backed by NCsoft you know.)

Besides, not many areas take 4hours to do (maybe DoA/FoW/UW/deep/warren, but these are not req areas of the game). I don't know a single non-elite mission that takes 4hours...

Eviance · Feb 26, 2007, 07:57 AM // 07:57

Please sir tell us what country you are a lawyer in? o_O
Because I know lawyer speak is kinda odd in all it's latin and such, but yeah your statement is... confusing to but it in a nice light.

Mercury Angel · Feb 26, 2007, 08:07 AM // 08:07

This forum does have standards, albeit generally lax, regarding the legibility of posts. Although this thread falls on the 'just barely understandable' end of the spectrum, "post how long you play" threads are typically viewed as spam and are closed as such.

Though, for the record, it is a valid concern, and for more than eye strain. It is highly suggested that one take regular breaks during heavy computer use.