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Originally Posted by fezz47
Just wanted to put my 2 cents in about some of the posts I’ve seen lately on these boards.
Now first off, I see nothing wrong with people offering their opinion on the quality of a game, their likes dislikes etc. That’s what these forums are for. It makes sense to do this as the devs hopefully read these posts and will do things to improve the game.
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Of course.
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But the thing I personally don’t understand are the number of posts complaining about the lack of things to do after you’ve done the main quests.
I’m at level 16 now and just checked my time logged in and it’s over 100 hrs! Now that’s about half of the mission quests I believe, so I have a considerable amount of the game still to play.
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First saying "I am level 16" means nothing, I get at lv16 in Kryta before doing any of the missions there.
Now the problem with your statement is that people that complain about having nothing do mean they beat the game and done the avaible quests, we can say that because we have beat the game missions and done the quests and there is nothing else to do beside farming, replaying or PvP.
Problem is after I done with one character it becames boring doing it again, in fact I bet most people just rush new character after Yak's Bend because there is nothing new, class quests en in Yak's Bend and its the same old all over again.
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Now granted I suck at these type games as I’ve only played one other on-line game before and only for a couple of months. While I enjoyed this other game, the grinding, and lack of other players at my level made the game un-enjoyable after a while so I quit and saved myself 150 bucks a year.
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Funny thing is I want to get into WoW because of this game.
This game have issues, if you think "lack of players of my level" is a issue just wait until you end up in a mission were nobody takes you because you are a mesmer/ranger/necromancer, wait until you have to beat 3 missions just to get send into another area and wait to the Thunderhead mission that tends to stuck players for a long time because groups usualy fail it.
This game lacks tradictional MMORPGs issues because it lacks the mechanics that creates such issues but it have its own issues.
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So while I don’t have much to compare it too in this genre, I’ve already gotten more value from this game than most other games I have played. (and I’ve played a lot of em). I just finished Vampire Bloodlines, and while an excellent game IMO, it still only took me approx. 50 or so hrs. to complete. HL 2 took me about 20 hrs, and again, while it’s a great game, unless you play a lot of on-line stuff, (which I personally don’t like in an
FPS), it’s basically over after that amount of time.
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Single player games issues with how long they take to complete are not new and its also something you cannot compare with a MMORPG, they are diferent concepts and have diferent goals.
A MMORPG sould allow you to live there as a single player game is just to make people to "win" the game.
Problem is Guild Wars allows you to "win" but not live and that is the issue, basicly this is a co-op version of single player game.
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My point is, what do you want for 50 bucks and no monthly fee? I’ve heard there’s going to be some new FREE content at the end of the summer as well as an xpack sometime next yr. Sure there are some problems with it, ( I personally hate the fact that you’re restricted where you can go), but lets face it nothing is perfect. Other than the original Deus Ex, which is IMO the best PC game ever made, I’ve already gotten more enjoyment and bang for my buck with this game than any other I’ve ever played.
Just my 2 cents.
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You are still a new player, beat the game and ascend 3 characters and look back at the game ... sure its impressive when we are playing for the first time but take enough time and you start to realize this game is a pretty awful presistent world.
This is not a evolution of MMORPGs, this is a spin off evolution of single players games with a co-op mode taken too far.
Those are my 2 cents.