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Ayuzawa
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Posted - 2015.10.22 00:31:00 -
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Shiyou Hidiyoshi wrote:Should call it "Dust 514: History of lies" because the majority of people would just tell lies. Getting actual facts that are very accurate is as likely as CCP putting out a fix without breaking something.
It is very easy to call someone a liar or a hypocrite, but I would think that the best way to weed out the lies and hypocrisy is through silence and meditation. If every one of us focused on ourselves and whether or not we were up to our own standards of living and doing things morally correct then there would be little to no problems.
An attitude of "This person may be lying, but that's not my business and frankly I do not care enough to make it my business."
That's not to say specifically that people who go about weeding out the liars are busybody's, but that people who focus on what other people are or are not doing get less done; considering the fact that no one can control anyone other than themselves. You and I only have the capabilities to take control over you and I from birth; and that is already hard enough to do.
Also, calling other people liars or hypocrites really only translates back to the fact that everyone is whatever we say they are regardless of whether or not what we say they are is who they actually are. Finding out who a person is takes resources (more specifically time) that most of us do not have to sparingly toss out to everyone.
This would go back to priorities. You find people you care about, make them a priority to spend your resources on, and then you remember why exactly you singled them out in the beginning when they prove to be human and make a mistake that doesn't make you happy.
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Ayuzawa
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Posted - 2015.10.22 00:44:00 -
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Shadowed Cola wrote:Ayuzawa wrote:Shiyou Hidiyoshi wrote:Should call it "Dust 514: History of lies" because the majority of people would just tell lies. Getting actual facts that are very accurate is as likely as CCP putting out a fix without breaking something. It is very easy to call someone a liar or a hypocrite, but I would think that the best way to weed out the lies and hypocrisy is through silence and meditation. If every one of us focused on ourselves and whether or not we were up to our own standards of living and doing things morally correct then there would be little to no problems. An attitude of "This person may be lying, but that's not my business and frankly I do not care enough to make it my business." That's not to say specifically that people who go about weeding out the liars are busybody's, but that people who focus on what other people are or are not doing get less done; considering the fact that no one can control anyone other than themselves. You and I only have the capabilities to take control over you and I from birth; and that is already hard enough to do. Also, calling other people liars or hypocrites really only translates back to the fact that everyone is whatever we say they are regardless of whether or not what we say they are is who they actually are. Finding out who a person is takes resources (more specifically time) that most of us do not have to sparingly toss out to everyone. This would go back to priorities. You find people you care about, make them a priority to spend your resources on, and then you remember why exactly you singled them out in the beginning when they prove to be human and make a mistake that doesn't make you happy. You should of just ignored his comment, like you said in your first line, it's easy to tell if it's BS or not. What's he's honestly referring too is that the popular opinion of events will over-turn his own personal ones, making AE look like immoral **** heads while TP and Imps, using the exact same style and trolling, won't be. Lol
Yes, well, most people are biased; even yourself. You saw things as an OG Imperfect and Shiyou saw things as an OG AE member. To each their own. Perhaps, the best source would be someone whose loyalty has not been pledged. Loyalty usually requires bias, does it not? |
Ayuzawa
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Posted - 2015.10.22 01:13:00 -
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Shadowed Cola wrote:Ayuzawa wrote:Shadowed Cola wrote:Ayuzawa wrote:Shiyou Hidiyoshi wrote:Should call it "Dust 514: History of lies" because the majority of people would just tell lies. Getting actual facts that are very accurate is as likely as CCP putting out a fix without breaking something. It is very easy to call someone a liar or a hypocrite, but I would think that the best way to weed out the lies and hypocrisy is through silence and meditation. If every one of us focused on ourselves and whether or not we were up to our own standards of living and doing things morally correct then there would be little to no problems. An attitude of "This person may be lying, but that's not my business and frankly I do not care enough to make it my business." That's not to say specifically that people who go about weeding out the liars are busybody's, but that people who focus on what other people are or are not doing get less done; considering the fact that no one can control anyone other than themselves. You and I only have the capabilities to take control over you and I from birth; and that is already hard enough to do. Also, calling other people liars or hypocrites really only translates back to the fact that everyone is whatever we say they are regardless of whether or not what we say they are is who they actually are. Finding out who a person is takes resources (more specifically time) that most of us do not have to sparingly toss out to everyone. This would go back to priorities. You find people you care about, make them a priority to spend your resources on, and then you remember why exactly you singled them out in the beginning when they prove to be human and make a mistake that doesn't make you happy. You should of just ignored his comment, like you said in your first line, it's easy to tell if it's BS or not. What's he's honestly referring too is that the popular opinion of events will over-turn his own personal ones, making AE look like immoral **** heads while TP and Imps, using the exact same style and trolling, won't be. Lol Yes, well, most people are biased; even yourself. You saw things as an OG Imperfect and Shiyou saw things as an OG AE member. To each their own. Perhaps, the best source would be someone whose loyalty has not been pledged. Loyalty usually requires bias, does it not? Objectifying events is pretty simply done, the only details i'd be missing is the why to AE's side of things. AE declares war (Shid fills in the reason) TP responds in kind (SoTa fills in the reason) FA then responds with (Zatara fills in the details) leading to several corps doing x, y, z. CCP then adds, so and so, corps do this, in response mercing rises, causing groups x, y and z, to make grander moves. It's not hard, you just can't fill in the blanks that make the story interesting, but they're extra details to begin with. Not needed.
I would definitely argue with you stating that objectifying events is "simply done".
It all begins with emotion, which is illogical. Even the clearest minds have been fogged by their feelings, which catapults people into making decisions that lead to and make up events. For example, you could recount how someone betrayed you ruthlessly in game, which led to comments made, which led to different alliances being made, which led to words, which led to a war. Things are not black and white. As I said, understanding things perfectly takes time and work from more than one person. A person is only capable of telling their own story, seeing things through their eyes, and recounting what they saw. The completely unbiased story would be an unbiased person not starring in that specific one collecting everyone's recollections together and then tying in events to create a complete history book.
But the probability of that being possible is slim to none. Why? Because the propensity to lie is more often than not, especially online. One little lie about how something happened or one miniscule missing detail could make a huge impact. Although, maybe you're correct and I'm being na+»ve; when I think a complete history book on anything I'm thinking the truth. Anyone could write a history book just as anyone can write a fictional novel. There's bound to be something missing or twisted in there. But, as a writer or a journalist, my goal would be to get as humanly close to the truth as possible so things are more accurate. |
Ayuzawa
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Posted - 2015.10.25 05:06:00 -
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I could also work on something as well. I was tossing the idea of a book prior to this thread's existence. It would be a great addition to my portfolio and I'm sure would also knock a project out for this school year for writing. |
Ayuzawa
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Posted - 2015.10.25 05:50:00 -
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Shadowed Cola wrote:Maximus Mobius wrote:Ayuzawa wrote:I could also work on something as well. I was tossing the idea of a book prior to this thread's existence. It would be a great addition to my portfolio and I'm sure would also knock a project out for this school year for writing. By all means. Take the wheel if you have the resource to do it. Which is the entire problem of letting a person who has been a part of major corps do the writing. If i had footage, I'd just make a video. I actually already have several scripts written up about 'dusts' history, with some decent footage, special effects, a little movie editing magic - I could not only tell a story, but re-create the moments. But I'm still amateur, barely working with Audacity.
I'm going to make an observation you may or may not appreciate but it's for your benefit.
You seem like you have the ability and creativity to accomplish many different things, but you do nothing. You claim to not be a leader and yet know how people should be led. Sounds to me like you are at war with yourself and what you want.
Why not actually put your devices out there and see how they fair? You are only knocking yourself out as a contender by doing nothing and it kind of gets annoying to hear all this product you have without actually seeing the merchandise. Because obviously if you have something that is great, we all want to see it and support you. |
Ayuzawa
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Posted - 2015.10.25 05:57:00 -
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Maximus Mobius wrote:Ayuzawa wrote:Shadowed Cola wrote:Maximus Mobius wrote:Ayuzawa wrote:I could also work on something as well. I was tossing the idea of a book prior to this thread's existence. It would be a great addition to my portfolio and I'm sure would also knock a project out for this school year for writing. By all means. Take the wheel if you have the resource to do it. Which is the entire problem of letting a person who has been a part of major corps do the writing. If i had footage, I'd just make a video. I actually already have several scripts written up about 'dusts' history, with some decent footage, special effects, a little movie editing magic - I could not only tell a story, but re-create the moments. But I'm still amateur, barely working with Audacity. I'm going to make an observation you may or may not appreciate but it's for your benefit. You seem like you have the ability and creativity to accomplish many different things, but you do nothing. You claim to not be a leader and yet know how people should be led. Sounds to me like you are at war with yourself and what you want. Why not actually put your devices out there and see how they fair? You are only knocking yourself out as a contender by doing nothing and it kind of gets annoying to hear all this product you have without actually seeing the merchandise. Because obviously if you have something that is great, we all want to see it and support you. He was a pretty successful CEO for a time until sh*t hit the fan for him.
I was not referring to that, first of all. Secondly, when was SoTa CEO? |
Ayuzawa
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Posted - 2015.10.25 06:25:00 -
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Shadowed Cola wrote:Ayuzawa wrote:
I was not referring to that, first of all. Secondly, when was SoTa CEO?
Heaven's Lost Property, CCP killed us with Fanfest 2014. #NeverForget
Actually, if I'm up on my DUST history correctly (Which I am), you were not the original CEO of Heavens Lost Property. When the original CEO (B1ack ice) was unavailable in-game due to real life family emergency the position was agreed to be taken over by you, Blaz3 X, Anon Illuminati. You did not take CEO, you handed it off to Anon, who handed it off to Blaze when Anon went off to paint his walls and play other games, until B1ack ice came back after fanfest and retrieved the title from Kain since no one in leadership was active in-game.
And, prior to that, Heimdallr69 was CEO of Ancient Ecchi, which was the temporary Corp until you could find a permanent name for the Anime Corporation representing Anime Empire.
You were only ever actually CEO of HvLP before it's final demise after B1ack ice and you attempted to get it up and running again for the second time.
I will say this: it sounds to me like your intent was to be CEO from the beginning and you should have made that clear. I am confident you would have had less problems had you done so as far as HvLP's conclusion goes.
Any gaps in this? Did you initially hold CEO for a time between B1ack's departure and the position being passed to Anon? |
Ayuzawa
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Posted - 2015.10.25 06:34:00 -
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Then again, I am under the impression that one who holds a title or position should be the one fulfilling the required duties of said position.
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Ayuzawa
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Posted - 2015.10.25 06:55:00 -
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Shadowed Cola wrote:Ayuzawa wrote:Shadowed Cola wrote:Ayuzawa wrote:
I was not referring to that, first of all. Secondly, when was SoTa CEO?
Heaven's Lost Property, CCP killed us with Fanfest 2014. #NeverForget Actually, if I'm up on my DUST history correctly (Which I am), you were not the original CEO of Heavens Lost Property. When the original CEO (B1ack ice) was unavailable in-game due to real life family emergency the position was agreed to be taken over by you, Blaz3 X, Anon Illuminati. You did not take CEO, you handed it off to Anon, who handed it off to Blaze when Anon went off to paint his walls and play other games, until B1ack ice came back after fanfest and retrieved the title from Kain since no one in leadership was active in-game. And, prior to that, Heimdallr69 was CEO of Ancient Ecchi, which was the temporary Corp until you could find a permanent name for the Anime Corporation representing Anime Empire. You were only ever actually CEO of HvLP before it's final demise after B1ack ice and you attempted to get it up and running again for the second time. I will say this: it sounds to me like your intent was to be CEO from the beginning and you should have made that clear. I am confident you would have had less problems had you done so as far as HvLP's conclusion goes. Any gaps in this? Did you initially hold CEO for a time between B1ack's departure and the position being passed to Anon? You're definitely Black Ice. Especially if you're reading intent from a single line. And you're absolutely right, I should of just taken all the responsibility, work load, and **** for myself, rather then trying to get several people with different abilities to work together. All it did was create underserved ego's and feeling of accomplishment they didn't deserve.
I think that you read too much into things you should not read into. No one you mentioned feels any accomplishment whatsoever about anything regarding HvLP, especially when they were not there to get anything done. You did most of the legwork and you pulled strings.
Don't accuse people you don't really know or understand apparently based off of absolutely nothing. These are the simple facts and I'm making observations. If we are taking a trip through memory lane to get to the history around here then some of us are going to have to maintain some semblance of humility. In order to run a corporation, you are right; it takes many different personalities and characters with different abilities given a chance to reach their potentials and so every success and failure is not on one person but on everyone. That is what teamwork is. |
Ayuzawa
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Posted - 2015.10.25 07:18:00 -
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I really don't care about whatever you just said.
Perhaps you will reread what I wrote and realize you are the idiot when you understood the complexity it took to turn something extremely simple into whatever THAT was. Paranoia?
You really should get over that.
Also, I shall end this with complimenting you. You have great taste in music. |
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Ayuzawa
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Posted - 2015.10.25 07:21:00 -
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By the way, insecurity is a weakness; Humility is a strength. Large difference between the two and only one can be played in a winning hand. |
Ayuzawa
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Posted - 2015.10.25 07:28:00 -
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Shadowed Cola wrote:Ayuzawa wrote:By the way, insecurity is a weakness; Humility is a strength. Large difference between the two and only one can be played in a winning hand. again, take it to GD. It's not a strength, it's a sign of character that has no meaning in a video game about shooting you in the face. You can be humble all you want, but if you suck you suck. You'll by on the losing or winning side depending how good your team is, this has been proven over, and over, and over. it only had a time in place when meeting with others to get something done, and I have no reason to believe you're capable of anything, so why should I show humility? because you're a person online who deserves respect? I bet the blue berries in game feel the same way when I TK them.   Earn yo place then ask for humility, peasant.
Are you okay mentally? I'm not going to outright call you dumb or stupid. That would be rude.
"It only had a time and place when meeting with others to get something done" -SoTa PoP
Why on Earth would I apply humility in any other situation. DUH, that's what I was referring to.
Think harder please... |
Ayuzawa
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Posted - 2015.10.25 07:35:00 -
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Shadowed Cola wrote:Ayuzawa wrote:Shadowed Cola wrote:Ayuzawa wrote:By the way, insecurity is a weakness; Humility is a strength. Large difference between the two and only one can be played in a winning hand. again, take it to GD. It's not a strength, it's a sign of character that has no meaning in a video game about shooting you in the face. You can be humble all you want, but if you suck you suck. You'll by on the losing or winning side depending how good your team is, this has been proven over, and over, and over. it only had a time in place when meeting with others to get something done, and I have no reason to believe you're capable of anything, so why should I show humility? because you're a person online who deserves respect? I bet the blue berries in game feel the same way when I TK them. Earn yo place then ask for humility, peasant. Are you okay mentally? I'm not going to outright call you dumb or stupid. That would be rude. "It only had a time and place when meeting with others to get something done" -SoTa PoP Why on Earth would I apply humility in any other situation. DUH, that's what I was referring to. Think harder please... You're both stupid, and dumb. Maybe even mentally challenged. Oh, wait, I know! You're Aeon Amadi! CPM using alt's to hide there tags <3 Feel free to use humility, I'm sure lots of people will like you. They won't be the people who help you win your games, but hey, people will like you! lol 
My tags are just heavenly! 
You're jealous.
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Ayuzawa
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Posted - 2015.10.25 07:51:00 -
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SoTa, you really don't have much tenacity, do you? |
Ayuzawa
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Posted - 2015.10.25 08:20:00 -
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Oh my God
I just got the "Jesus never loved children he wasn't Catholic" joke. |
Ayuzawa
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Posted - 2015.10.25 21:21:00 -
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DEATH THE KlD wrote:Ydubbs81 RND wrote:Shadowed Cola wrote:Maximus Mobius wrote:Ayuzawa wrote:I could also work on something as well. I was tossing the idea of a book prior to this thread's existence. It would be a great addition to my portfolio and I'm sure would also knock a project out for this school year for writing. By all means. Take the wheel if you have the resource to do it. Which is the entire problem of letting a person who has been a part of major corps do the writing. If i had footage, I'd just make a video. I actually already have several scripts written up about 'dusts' history, with some decent footage, special effects, a little movie editing magic - I could not only tell a story, but re-create the moments. But I'm still amateur, barely working with Audacity. who is Ayuzawa?? No one important
Well!
You're not being very nice!
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Ayuzawa
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Posted - 2015.10.25 21:23:00 -
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Ydubbs81 RND wrote:I don't know who Ayuwaza is but it is definitely female
No one knows who I am. I'm quite enjoying the anonymity.
As far as the female accusation goes, my mercenary has no breasts, hips, or any other womanly attributes.
Just look at my character:
<======== Blue, not red! |
Ayuzawa
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Posted - 2015.10.25 21:33:00 -
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Shadowed Cola wrote:Ydubbs81 RND wrote:Shadowed Cola wrote:Ydubbs81 RND wrote:I don't know who Ayuwaza is but it is definitely female LMAO It's a male, I won't go into detail, but this thread does reveal his identity, clearly, lol. lies It may be a redirect, but either way it matters little, we don't get enough posters around here as it is. 
I'm curious why anyone is still posting on these forums and holding onto this game for dear life?
Even the past vets do not take this game as seriously as the rest of you have. |
Ayuzawa
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Posted - 2015.10.25 21:58:00 -
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Shadowed Cola wrote:
Besides Dubbs, the rest of us use the WR as our private forums to keep in touch, we had good times here, no reason to just move on and let it all go if we don't have too.
There's still good, fun people here.
I doubt anyone plays on Dust's own merits anymore.
I can see that. I certainly have my own reasons for being here; being the fact that I did have friendships and met people on here I valued and there really isn't any other forums to go on and write. The layout for the different forums accessible online are not really laid out very well; the web designers could use some serious help.
Besides that, I don't know about you all but I really don't feel inclined to play DUST ever again even if it were ported over to PS4 or PC. CCP has drawn this out for far too long and it sort of leaves a bad taste. If only there were a list large enough for the amount of things CCP could have done and did not do. |
Ayuzawa
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Posted - 2015.10.25 22:20:00 -
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Shadowed Cola wrote:Ayuzawa wrote:Shadowed Cola wrote:
Besides Dubbs, the rest of us use the WR as our private forums to keep in touch, we had good times here, no reason to just move on and let it all go if we don't have too.
There's still good, fun people here.
I doubt anyone plays on Dust's own merits anymore.
I can see that. I certainly have my own reasons for being here; being the fact that I did have friendships and met people on here I valued and there really isn't any other forums to go on and write. The layout for the different forums accessible online are not really laid out very well; the web designers could use some serious help. I also don't really have much time for video gaming with my current schedule and maybe it has to do with responsibilities and becoming an adult, but I don't really enjoy video games that much anymore. Besides that, I don't know about you all but I really don't feel inclined to play DUST ever again even if it were ported over to PS4 or PC. CCP has drawn this out for far too long and it sort of leaves a bad taste. If only there were a list large enough for the amount of things CCP could have done and did not do. Everyone here would disagree, we want to play Dust, it's just kinda unplayable right now. We're PC players, pubs frustrate us, players not giving there all and acting they're a part of our cut throat universe takes us out of the experience, which si why we treat them like peasants. And right now PC lags out, doesn't start, and is just plain broken. I doubt there's even 2 active PCing corps right now daily. If the PC servers ever got fixed, a lot of us would hop back on to melt faces once again, but that lag is UNBEARABLE.
Agreed. Last time I was on it was unbearable in pubs. I don't want to imagine what PC is like...
As far as the game goes, you realize that it would need a lot of work to be fun again, right?
It's not just game mechanics at this point. CCP has not had the greatest rep with DUST. They would probably need to recreate the same concept for a different game and cut ties with this one. There was not enough marketing, but the marketing it did have did hit home with more people than you'd think. There are many people who have actually tried the game and then immediately left because they hate it. Even though there are some "good" people left on here they are fewer and farther between than ever before. I, personally, would want to see the community and the in-game character content reset completely along with the game mechanics that are in desperate need of help being fixed.
I would go on to explain why that would be the best course of action in any future that this game has, but I request you think about it for yourself and get back to me. Perhaps we can have a good debate going and I'll push/explain my point. |
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Ayuzawa
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Posted - 2015.10.26 19:31:00 -
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Shadowed Cola wrote:Ydubbs81 RND wrote:I'm still playing Dust because what is the alternative? honestly? No game has chat channels, thus Dust is the number 1 social game on consoles of all time. Put that on PS4, where the only other games like that have a monthly pay wall, and this will be free - it'll be a hit just for people wanting to group up with more then 7 people. Dust as it is is used as only a team speak device by a lot of players, who talk on Dust, then switch input, and play on PS4. I know I do this, and i know several others. It's this social platform that has enabled EVERYTHING we love today, so I hope whatever happens to Legion, the channels never leave. That's the one thing I will never forgive CCP if they got rid of.
Agreed. No other gaming environment is quite on par with CCP's DUST and EVE. Even the games that you can get a similar experience with socially, that you have to pay for, the design/layout of everything just doesn't flow; it's mediocre and I find it either too easy to navigate or not easy to navigate at all.
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Ayuzawa
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Posted - 2015.10.26 19:40:00 -
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A full reset would give the accomplished Vets of the game something to work towards/for again and would make the gaming experience far more inviting for both new players and old to be a part of; revitalizing the community.
I would also vote for the ability to reset all character content, including name, race, faction, etc.
For those of you who are not aware, (I will use Heimdallr69 as an example since he specifically mentioned this):
If you were to biomass your toon you would immediately be able to create a new character with the same exact name and specs as your original. So, if everything would be reset you would not lose out on the name if you chose to reinstate it.
This game is mainly social, even the in-game environment is run off of social interaction. Wars are started and ended with people. So, raising the community from the dead would be the first and most important step in saving DUST514 (on par with fixing obvious broken game mechanics, namely lag) and then CCP should move onto getting more game content and fixing the smaller problems.
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Ayuzawa
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Posted - 2015.10.27 18:55:00 -
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Ydubbs81 RND wrote:Fiddlestaxp wrote:I sat through Cubs diplomacy a number of times. It was hilarious. There were two options: cooperate or be annihilated. It took until our "What the French run" to be taken seriously, but after that point, our group had decent sway with movado. The stb vs imps matches probably helped too. Anyone in TP( at the time) could tell the whole story; that's the kind of outfit we were running.
Regardless, I have a bit of knowledge about a few significant events. Amongst the people who still pop in, I'd say Zatara alone is more familiar with the EoN. War(Zat was always the favored link runner), and Sota and Kane with DNS donut. If someone is making an effort to compile The History of Dust, I am here to help. TP's rise to power could be an interesting tell. TeamPlayers is the probably the most interesting of them all, imo. TP was one of the most dominant forces seen in MH. What separates TP from every other dominant corp is that you never hear any of their places mentioned in most of the greatest of all times lists. I know some of the guys that are frequently listed joined TP at one time or another but that may have been after TP had established their mark.
Interesting. I know when I first started the game all anyone could talk about was the (hush, hush) Team Players corporation and the infamous Eon alliance. |
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Posted - 2015.10.27 19:24:00 -
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Ghost Kaisar wrote:Shadowed Cola wrote:Ayuzawa wrote:Shadowed Cola wrote:
Besides Dubbs, the rest of us use the WR as our private forums to keep in touch, we had good times here, no reason to just move on and let it all go if we don't have too.
There's still good, fun people here.
I doubt anyone plays on Dust's own merits anymore.
I can see that. I certainly have my own reasons for being here; being the fact that I did have friendships and met people on here I valued and there really isn't any other forums to go on and write. The layout for the different forums accessible online are not really laid out very well; the web designers could use some serious help. I also don't really have much time for video gaming with my current schedule and maybe it has to do with responsibilities and becoming an adult, but I don't really enjoy video games that much anymore. Besides that, I don't know about you all but I really don't feel inclined to play DUST ever again even if it were ported over to PS4 or PC. CCP has drawn this out for far too long and it sort of leaves a bad taste. If only there were a list large enough for the amount of things CCP could have done and did not do. Everyone here would disagree, we want to play Dust, it's just kinda unplayable right now. We're PC players, pubs frustrate us, players not giving there all and acting they're a part of our cut throat universe takes us out of the experience, which si why we treat them like peasants. And right now PC lags out, doesn't start, and is just plain broken. I doubt there's even 2 active PCing corps right now daily. If the PC servers ever got fixed, a lot of us would hop back on to melt faces once again, but that lag is UNBEARABLE. GD is really pissing me off with this ****. They don't want EVE: The FPS. The want COD: EVE. Lets make everyone a winner!
I enjoy playing Plants VS. Zombies and Supermarket Mania on my "phone" more than I do DUST. |
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Posted - 2015.10.27 22:27:00 -
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Ghost Kaisar wrote:
Arma is love.
Arma is life.
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