Curse

emuking · Jan 12, 2009, 08:49 PM // 20:49

go pvp! YAY pvp! PvE is fun too but YAY PVP!!!!!!!!!! I read a lot of guru when I'm bored and i notice the top pvp players never really suggest actual skill changes but rather issues. This is because they just might be SMART!!!! YAY!!! I believe that only people in guilds ranked 1 and above should be allowed to make comments on skill balances because HONESTLY, how many posts have you read like the (YAY!!!!) one above me where you see a quick word and then a quick solution to the problem. IF YOU think you know skill balance the fact is you don't because you cannot visualize what gimmick will arise after your silly thoughtless skill balance. Okay i gotta go to class now;. Go Smart people and Team Arenas!!!!!!

Jeydra · Jan 19, 2009, 05:30 AM // 05:30

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Originally Posted by ChopChop

ANet unlike other companies does not charge its players money each month to play, so it makes no financial sense for them to pour massive amounts of money into just 1 small part of GW1.

And secondly this is the greater reason, whatever you think izzy does, an actual change involves many more people, balance group discussions making sure changes do not affect other parts of the game in negative ways, programmer time to do skill function changes, QA testing, translator time (GW is in 8? languages).
All this adds up, and all the people involved needs to be payed wages, and taken off other projects, it is a larger commitment to make a 'simple' change than people give it credit for, and anet does not make money from its players every month.

You know Chop Chop, you sound EXACTLY like an ANet employee and, needless to say, your answer is just as unsatisfactory.

MasterSasori · Jan 30, 2009, 11:27 PM // 23:27

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Originally Posted by xDusT II

Skill is consistent luck

Especially in RA.

tigros · Feb 01, 2009, 07:23 AM // 07:23

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Originally Posted by Jeydra

You know Chop Chop, you sound EXACTLY like an ANet employee and, needless to say, your answer is just as unsatisfactory.

This reminds me of a dialogue between a student and a teacher. The student could not understand what the teacher was explaining and he kept asking stupid questions. At some point, after a lengthy explanation, the teacher asked: "Are you satisfied Jeydra?" and Jeydra answered: "No, but I'll satisfy myself later."