If you think the ISK stuff is bad about Dust then you're playing the wrong game.

Agreed. I quit dust after the alliance war basically. Pub matches are a joke.

Now I play bf4 for multiplayer fun, warframe for some PVE awesomeness, or mine craft with some of the AE guys.

So much fun :D

Well I never raged about ISK or losing proto suits. I have enough money to buy like 1k of each fitting if I wanted to.

It's just that this game is no longer fun. It hasn't been for like 2 months now. In fact I don't think I ever actually had fun "playing" this game since 1.4 dropped (AA/Scout stamina nerf)

I had fun.. But that was mostly just playing with friends and stuff. The game itself wasn't really doing anything fun.

Regardless though yeah this game has improved slightly. Unfortunately the rate at which it is is kinda sad :/

Just relax and play the game. A lot of people have severely mismanaged their expectations with DUST and many react as if every update to the game is the final build. If you can't chill the duck out and play a game that has been stated from the start as a huge work in progress then go play finished retail shooters like BF4.

So, how many bugs did you find in Battlefield? I heard it was so bad that EA's shares dropped in the market.

The biggest stumbling block I often see with big-name shooters is the fact that each and every one of them has a new release that doesn't carry over what you did in the previous release. Dust may have a myriad of problems right now but it does have something these other shooters don't have. The ability to make your progress stay meaningful so to speak.

Imagine reaching the highest level in Halo 3 only to have to start all over again in Halo 4. Once you have earned Mastery and reach SR130, then what? Halo 5 comes out on Xbox One and then all that goes down the drain because now you start over. The same for Call of Duty where you reached the highest prestige in Black Ops, but then Ghosts comes out and now you have to start over and unlock everything you had before for the upteenth time.

Everything you did in the previous release no longer matters and that is what really drives me away from these big-name games. Yes, Dust is incomplete and it has a long ass way to go. But at least my progress transfers over to the next expansion and I don't have unlock everything for the upteenth time like in CoD for as long the Tranquility server is running. That's what I like to call "game data persistence".

You have no idea how sick and tired I am with games that have me unlock the same thing over and over again with each new release even though I have been a supporter of those games for a long time.

It's funny that a friend of mine showed me this one game called Patapon and she finally finished it. As soon as she got Patapon 2, I was like "look's like she's starting over". Then she found out that you can transfer your progress from the first version to the second version. She was all psyched out and she had tons of fun playing the game. Unfortunately when Patapon 3 came out it didn't have that feature due to the new format of the game which rendered the old game data incompatible. Oh well.

NOTE: Patapon is not a shooter or MMO. It's just a portable game for the PSP.

Yes you do. FPS skills rolls over. Plus you get a new expansion with new weapons and vechles and maps.

*why it's like a new game!*

Yup. Bf3 and it's expansion bf4 is the biggest expansion one could ever hope for. Like KZ4 was an expansion to kz3. It's like new games!

*I love how it keeps things fresh and people on their toes rather then get stale*

why was that a rib at MMO games?

I don't care about the fun part. If I wanted fun, there is always Dragonball Z Ultimate Tenkaichi which I got for Christmas (pretty addicting too). When it comes to shooters, I wish to see my progress port over to the next new release.