it's not their fault... all this generation knows is call of duty and battlefield...

They don't know FPS games on console have existed longer without AA then with...

The casuals don't want a "Hardcore" game like that was ever a surprise they wanted an easy mode? When did CCP start catering to making easy games?

They think if you make a kiddie pool everyone will want to play there and the rest of the game will die FFS.....

Challenge? who would want that... Working and earning your rewards? nah F* that.... that's what tryhards do. Its a generation of gamers that want stuff given to them with very little player skill, little to no grind, time invested or effort.

It's sad.

You realize that absolutely no one is arguing to make the game easier, right? You're shouting, gnashing your teeth and rending your garments at an argument that doesn't exist.

Tiericide would allow proto at level one

Aero basically got the premise right there are ways to go about it though.

A purist tericide would remove ALL meta levels. While this would be neat and players would grow outwards the game would be too flat for most people's liking.

So generally there is a knock off version, one of lesser degree.

For example the one I am currently advocating would remove basic and advanced frames and suits leaving players with prototype slot layouts as the only suit in each class entry. Then introducing two more suit entries at base classes that creating a 'tech 1' experience in which the suits are slightly skewed towards the roles but are able to fulfill many of them. Then the current tech 2 suits get an additional suit and they're heavily skewed into very specific roles..

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