Curse

Tyla · May 21, 2008, 11:30 PM // 23:30

And why do you buy games?
To play and have fun.

Don't forget this is online, so you have to think about others' opinions.

bel unbreakable · May 21, 2008, 11:50 PM // 23:50

then stop complaining then and go have some fun and smile its already happened

Tyla · May 21, 2008, 11:57 PM // 23:57

When I pay money I expect to pay money to get what I want.

Sure, it can change, but content that is already there should just be changed. Why should a stupidly overpowered skill roam free and allow buttonmashing to be it?

Is rushing a game really a good idea? I play it so I can get the most out of it, like any other game I buy.

I love this game, but I don't like some of the things they've done.
The fact you are limited to 8 skills per bar, and you're made to use bar comprehension. That has died. Stick Ursan on your bar, or as a Monk, HB, Heal Party, GoLE and Seeds.

If you can find a game, exactly the same design, please let me know.

N1ghtstalker · May 22, 2008, 02:46 PM // 14:46

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Originally Posted by BlackSephir

Jesus Christ, fixing overpowered skill by making other skills as overpowered as ursan? How stupid can your suggestions be?
Stop defending ursan just because you suck at pve

not overpowered
but ursan has advantages that other skills can have too
just buff them all at an equal level so choice between all 3 blessings are open

BlackSephir · May 22, 2008, 02:52 PM // 14:52

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Originally Posted by N1ghtstalker

not overpowered
but ursan has advantages that other skills can have too
just buff them all at an equal level so choice between all 3 blessings are open

So people can choose between 3 ridiculously overpowered skills instead of 1? That's brilliant!

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but ursan has advantages that other skills can have too

Yeah, and guess what. Ursan has so many advantages that it's *GASP* overpowered! Bringing other skills to its level isn't fixing, it's making broken even more broken.

achiles the mermedon · May 22, 2008, 04:06 PM // 16:06

Is there an end to this thread?

It started as a suggestion without a poll or anything and it is developing into a never ending continuous thread.
Are we looking for a result? or are we just participating in an endless excercise of futility?

Leviathon · May 23, 2008, 04:46 AM // 04:46

I LOVE URSAN

I LOVE URSAN

NEED TO MAKE URSAN MORE POWERFULL !!!

MORE POWER TO URSAN !!!

..... Keep the thread open...this is fun !

URSAN NEEDS MORE POWER !!!

beaverlegions · Jun 05, 2008, 06:08 PM // 18:08

make ursan useable only in norn zones, not dungeon, not uw, not doa. Rly hate to be required to have ursan on when i want to join a grp. That would rly improve gw and add proffesions to the game, right now there is only 2, ursna and monk.

zeal101 · Jun 06, 2008, 12:07 PM // 12:07

limited usage per day or add an additional cost of one skill point per use/activation...solved

Shooshu · Jun 06, 2008, 12:38 PM // 12:38

I dont think ursan needs a nerf.
Its a pve skill, so it doesnt affect anything exept for the loss of more thinkfull builds other than just button mashing builds.

Taisayacho · Jun 06, 2008, 02:55 PM // 14:55

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Originally Posted by Shooshu

I dont think ursan needs a nerf.
Its a pve skill, so it doesnt affect anything exept for the loss of more thinkfull builds other than just button mashing builds.

Wrong. It means that anyone who DOESN'T want to spend hours grinding for r10 will almost NEVER be able to go to UW/FoW/DoA etc except with guildies.
What ever happened to the tank/nukers/ss/bonder/healer builds? I liked those >.>

Rene Saliere · Jun 09, 2008, 05:47 AM // 05:47

Another set of game changes dubbed the "New Game Enhancements" (NGE) was announced on 3 November 2005 and started testing the next day. It went live on November 15 via digital download, and became available in retail as the Star Wars Galaxies: Starter Kit on November 22. Changes included the reduction of the 34 original professions to nine "iconic" ones. The NGE changes also included a massive overhaul to the gameplay, deemphasizing the importance of tradeskills and replacing the CU combat system with a faster first-person shooter style game. Jedi powers and status, once obtainable only after extremely long hours of play, became available to characters as starting class.
-Wikipedia entry on NGE introduction in Star Wars Galaxies.

Sound like a familiar story, ursan-weary guild warriors?

ilipol · Jun 09, 2008, 07:27 AM // 07:27

/not singed

It's not a PvP skill so no one is using it against you ... if you don't want to use it, don't use it.

Abedeus · Jun 09, 2008, 10:01 AM // 10:01

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Originally Posted by ilipol

/not singed

It's not a PvP skill so no one is using it against you ... if you don't want to use it, don't use it.

God. Killed. A. Kitten.

First, you don't have to sing. But you can SIGN or DON'T SIGN. *sigh* Yeah, English is complicated.

Second, you are a retard for using the don't like don't use phrase. Because... Why do I talk with you anyway? You are stupid enough to not read the whole thread. Go play your pvp, we want to make our pve fun again without gimping ourselves.

BlackSephir · Jun 09, 2008, 10:15 AM // 10:15

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Originally Posted by ilipol

if you don't want to use it, don't use it.

That's some quality argument right there.

ogre_jd · Jun 09, 2008, 12:01 PM // 12:01

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Originally Posted by Abedeus

God. Killed. A. Kitten.

First, you don't have to sing. But you can SIGN or DON'T SIGN. *sigh* Yeah, English is complicated.

Grow up, kid. Maybe it's hard to believe, but sometimes people type fairly fast and transpose letters and either don't proofread (the vast majority of people) or don't notice the mistake when they do (a goodly hunk of those who do proofread). Now, if ilipol had typed "/sined", you might have a case...

And English is complicated with its grammar 'rules' that barely count as guidelines given how many exceptions there are to each 'rule' in perfectly grammatical English and how there are virtually no rules to spelling or how to transcribe sounds (eg, the 'i' being long in 'sign' but not in 'sing' or 'wig' or 'signature' when, like the latter cases, it's not being modified by a (near-)terminal 'e' like it should be (given what we're taught in grade school English classes) to turn a vowel long).

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Originally Posted by Abedeus

Second, you are a retard for using the don't like don't use phrase. Because... Why do I talk with you anyway? You are stupid enough to not read the whole thread. Go play your pvp, we want to make our pve fun again without gimping ourselves.

And, just for calling ilipol a retard, you lose. "Don't like, don't use" is perfectly valid in this context as there is absolutely no point in the game (other than the Norn primary quests, naturally, making them more like the Siege Devourer & Nightfall wurm skills than PvE skills) where you're forced to use PvE skills. And, other than Local spam, the use of it by others doesn't actually affect you, either (and if you can't find a PUG in the post-endgame areas, you're obviously not trying).

What it seems to come down to is that some here have an attitude of "I am forced to use these skills that I don't like, over skills that I do like, purely because of their very existence".

H2SO4 · Jun 09, 2008, 12:40 PM // 12:40

Retard is a verb not a noun.

We attempt to utilise the queens English on this forum.

Abedeus · Jun 09, 2008, 01:33 PM // 13:33

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Grow up, kid. Maybe it's hard to believe, but sometimes people type fairly fast and transpose letters and either don't proofread (the vast majority of people) or don't notice the mistake when they do (a goodly hunk of those who do proofread). Now, if ilipol had typed "/sined", you might have a case...

I don't have to grow up. Becus yf J rite lk tat j kan sai i tpe to fst. He obviously doesn't know the difference between sign, sing and sigh. As many other people using /sigh instead of /sign.

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Retard is a verb not a noun.

We attempt to utilise the queens English on this forum.

Retard... No, I'm pretty sure that's not a VERB. "I'm retarding"... No. You can't say that. But you can say "I'm getting EXP with my party in World of Warcraft and talking using TeamSpeak, you r-tard.".

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"Don't like, don't use" is perfectly valid in this context as there is absolutely no point in the game (other than the Norn primary quests, naturally, making them more like the Siege Devourer & Nightfall wurm skills than PvE skills) where you're forced to use PvE skills.

That's called ,,ignorance''. Go to DoA or ToA. You'll see none balanced groups. No, I don't mean balance like 2 melee, dragon slash/evi + earthshaker, nukers, orders and monks. I mean simple ,,trinity BS'', obsi + monks + nukers (+ BiP for more failing people).

You really don't see or are you trying to live in a blissful ignorance?

Bryant Again · Jun 09, 2008, 04:19 PM // 16:19

The problem with the "don't like, don't use" argument (if you can call it that) is that it can be applied to anything in the game:

"Is there an exploit that's bugging you? Don't use it, it doesn't affect you!"
"Someone using a glitch that's giving them 10000k a second? You don't have to use it, so why do you care?"
"Why ban gold farmers? It's not like their play is affecting me at all, anyways."

The point is this: Just because you don't use it doesn't mean it doesn't exist.

X3R0 · Jun 09, 2008, 04:54 PM // 16:54

So how about we make Ursan non Elite that would kick ass.