I'm building a theory based on reactions of the last few days because what I'm seeing in game is a totally diffrent story to what I'm seeing on the fourms namely people in game are loving dust hense the stable player count. And the only people who seem to have any issue are the hardcode players. However this might be my perception of me noticeing the same names.

So could say if u feel that ur a hardcore dust player or feel u are more casual player.


At the moment I feel certain groups are trying to force this game down a path the rest of us don't want but were all happy playing to tell the others to shove it :-P:-P.

But I would like evidence

http://eve-offline.net/?server=dust

This is why the game won't be viable as an FPS. These numbers could work if it were open world single shard. But in fixed number lobby shooter they will not. As more and more separation occurs through FW, PC and the variants of gamemodes it has finding stable connections will be difficult and proper matchmaking to insulate new players from the 11M+ SP vets is just not possible.


So while i am a casualcore player (i play when i can but im super competitive) i know that new players is the lifeblood of any online game and this game has simply no way for players to get into the game quickly.

Starting SP is too low
SP costs are too high
There is a SP cap(so you cant even powergrind to a decent suit)

All of this is coming from the MMO hardcore of veteran players get advantage in MMO, in FPS a veteran player can get stomped by a newb if the newb has player skill.

This game needs to function more FPS MMO and less MMO FPS.

Make progression simpler or at the least quicker to get into. Combine it with raiding, looting, market, economy, persistance, Role play, and indepth customization and this game will do very well.

Stick to this model and well

http://eve-offline.net/?server=dust

its early most of us work and have school during the day we all cant no life the game all day so you posting that is useless idiot

I'm building a theory based on reactions of the last few days because what I'm seeing in game is a totally diffrent story to what I'm seeing on the fourms namely people in game are loving dust hense the stable player count. And the only people who seem to have any issue are the hardcode players. However this might be my perception of me noticeing the same names.

So could say if u feel that ur a hardcore dust player or feel u are more casual player.


At the moment I feel certain groups are trying to force this game down a path the rest of us don't want but were all happy playing to tell the others to shove it :-P:-P.

But I would like evidence

I multitask just fine, doesnt change the facts why dont you learn to read graphs and look at trends or did you completely ignore the trends over the last 3 months.

If you have a job you must work in some bloated bureaucratic capacity requiring instruction to do your job, certainly aren't the type to be able to think or manage for yourself are you? IF you are in school, hit the books a bit harder because you will need it.

http://eve-offline.net/?server=dust

This is why the game won't be viable as an FPS. These numbers could work if it were open world single shard. But in fixed number lobby shooter they will not. As more and more separation occurs through FW, PC and the variants of gamemodes it has finding stable connections will be difficult and proper matchmaking to insulate new players from the 11M+ SP vets is just not possible.


So while i am a casualcore player (i play when i can but im super competitive) i know that new players is the lifeblood of any online game and this game has simply no way for players to get into the game quickly.

Starting SP is too low
SP costs are too high
There is a SP cap(so you cant even powergrind to a decent suit)

All of this is coming from the MMO hardcore of veteran players get advantage in MMO, in FPS a veteran player can get stomped by a newb if the newb has player skill.

This game needs to function more FPS MMO and less MMO FPS.

Make progression simpler or at the least quicker to get into. Combine it with raiding, looting, market, economy, persistance, Role play, and indepth customization and this game will do very well.

Stick to this model and well

http://eve-offline.net/?server=dust

im graduating in june lmfao i dont really hit the books , but just keep wasting your time posting the same comment on diffrent threads like it matters IMP

Congrat june graduation, enjoy that high school diploma, maybe some university education will teach you how to look at trends and not isolated points of simple numbers.

Then again its difficult to teach people about process or trends and how they relate to systems analysis, its really an innate skill that can only be learned over time. Not to worry someday you will understand, today just clearly isnt it.

You must be so sore knowing that despite your schooling you still remain a hapless idiot with no utility in the real world. Like i said keep staying in school, at best you are currently suited for menial tasks in the job market.

lol at this person acting like he or she knows me in real life. but ofcourse id expect a comment like this coming from an imp

namely people in game are loving dust hense the stable player count.

meh troll harder; its quite sad your original point got squashed and now you have nothing. Like i said you are best suited to menial tasks, let the idea generation and solutions come from ppl who can look, interpret, analyze and problem solve.

Hint: you aren't one of them

like i said you dont know me so stfu and move one

its early most of us work and have school during the day we all cant no life the game all day so you posting that is useless idiot