i dont want a player like that in the new eden universe

CCP is quite possibly the worst developer I've ever seen in regards to communicating how their game works to players, IN GAME.

Hell, they don't even post their announcements in game, they put them here on a forum on a website that the large majority of the player population NEVER visits.

They don't explain squads, they don't explain corporations, they don't explain the game modes, they don't explain the gun mechanics, they don't explain OBJECTIVES, they don't explain supply depots, they don't explain spawning or uplinks, they don't explain ANY equipment, they don't explain shields vs armor, they don't explain vehicles... on and on and on... It's absolutely ridiculous.

There is the problem of player skill as well, I mean I killed like... 8 proto suits in militia gear last round.

CCP is quite possibly the worst developer I've ever seen in regards to communicating how their game works to players, IN GAME.

Hell, they don't even post their announcements in game, they put them here on a forum on a website that the large majority of the player population NEVER visits.

They don't explain squads, they don't explain corporations, they don't explain the game modes, they don't explain the gun mechanics, they don't explain OBJECTIVES, they don't explain supply depots, they don't explain spawning or uplinks, they don't explain ANY equipment, they don't explain shields vs armor, they don't explain vehicles... on and on and on... It's absolutely ridiculous.

with abit of time and patients. its not hard.. but you have to like the game to even wanna learn.
if your not sure about somethin use google..

the warbage is annoying. it only seems to come up when im in a squad

I beat the **** out of imps with a freefit scout suit. Plus, I have no skill into dropsuits yet.

I'm glad you left Bungie out of it... you might consider me a 'fanboi', but so far, they haven't done too much to account for this culture of entitlement. And I'm looking forward to Destiny, especially since it's slated for release on four different consoles. I do wish they'd make it on PC though

I just thought you meant you came from COD or other FPSs and adjusted. I dont think its that hard either, the depth is a reason I like the game.

You're a member of Test you should feel ashamed for not knowing the answer to this. CCP makes MMOs that are about players organizing as much as possible themselves. Test was built to create community, tutorials, training aids, support, and common purpose for your pilots. It's not to big of a leap to expect you to do the same in dust. Jesus, no wonder you guys can't keep a coalition together.

ive played nothin but cod and bf on my ps3 and now dust

What a nonsense argument. I'm not the developer of the game, and I don't care how poorly made EVE is. If CCP wants an FPS F2P game on consoles to survive, they have to learn to actually develop videogames, not develop half a game and wait for players to develop the rest of it for them.

That explains a lot about the way you type.

What a nonsense argument. I'm not the developer of the game, and I don't care how poorly made EVE is. If CCP wants an FPS F2P game on consoles to survive, they have to learn to actually develop videogames, not develop half a game and wait for players to develop the rest of it for them.

You're a member of Test you should feel ashamed for not knowing the answer to this. CCP makes MMOs that are about players organizing as much as possible themselves. Test was built to create community, tutorials, training aids, support, and common purpose for your pilots. It's not to big of a leap to expect you to do the same in dust. Jesus, no wonder you guys can't keep a coalition together.

What a nonsense argument. I'm not the developer of the game, and I don't care how poorly made EVE is. If CCP wants an FPS F2P game on consoles to survive, they have to learn to actually develop videogames, not develop half a game and wait for players to develop the rest of it for them.

I was searching youtube for Dust 514 videos and I came across one where the guy is a new player trying out Dust for the first time: http://youtu.be/x_yuJ-I4N9M

Numerous times throughout the video he comments/complains how complicated the game is and how many things he has to do just to start a game, as he wanted to just turn it on and jump right in. He further complains about the loading times, the "pointless" warbarge, the complicated process to find friends, how bad and complicated the sensitivity is, how long it takes to kill someone, how frustrating the LAV is to drive and that due to the complexity of the game that all he knows how to do is spawn LAVs, that its really confusing and he doesn't know the point of the game and just how complicated the game is (did I state how much he thought the game was complicated). The rest of the video is of him running around trying to kill people, complaining that he can't find his KD and that it takes forever to kill someone.

The fact is this exemplifies the struggle new players, especially ones who are used to CoD and Battlefield are going to have when starting Dust. Which is ****** up because the future of this game depends on it's growth, we can't survive on just the hardcore players. Yes, I think it's sad this guy can't comprehend the game as it's easy to grasp, but he's a perfect example of what the average FPS player will be like. Further, if more of these type of videos come out, it will make it harder for us to convince people to come and try Dust.

What are your thoughts on how we can increase the playerbase and get the word out there about Dust? I know one major problem is we don't have a presence on Twitch.tv, if we could get a few streamers on there showing how awesome this game is it will help immensely not mention that it could bring us to the attention of the esports community.

Osiris.

Stop acting like a mewling pubbie and take some pride in that corp tag you're wearing. You're job is to make sure that your new bros have every tool and trick they need to take advantage of the masses, not ***** and whine to have the devs hand you everything on a silver platter like some High Sec carebear whose freighter I just popped in uedama.

Edit: also tell Dent to stop being a scrub and get on jabber/skype

I was searching youtube for Dust 514 videos and I came across one where the guy is a new player trying out Dust for the first time: http://youtu.be/x_yuJ-I4N9M

Numerous times throughout the video he comments/complains how complicated the game is and how many things he has to do just to start a game, as he wanted to just turn it on and jump right in. He further complains about the loading times, the "pointless" warbarge, the complicated process to find friends, how bad and complicated the sensitivity is, how long it takes to kill someone, how frustrating the LAV is to drive and that due to the complexity of the game that all he knows how to do is spawn LAVs, that its really confusing and he doesn't know the point of the game and just how complicated the game is (did I state how much he thought the game was complicated). The rest of the video is of him running around trying to kill people, complaining that he can't find his KD and that it takes forever to kill someone.

The fact is this exemplifies the struggle new players, especially ones who are used to CoD and Battlefield are going to have when starting Dust. Which is ****** up because the future of this game depends on it's growth, we can't survive on just the hardcore players. Yes, I think it's sad this guy can't comprehend the game as it's easy to grasp, but he's a perfect example of what the average FPS player will be like. Further, if more of these type of videos come out, it will make it harder for us to convince people to come and try Dust.

What are your thoughts on how we can increase the playerbase and get the word out there about Dust? I know one major problem is we don't have a presence on Twitch.tv, if we could get a few streamers on there showing how awesome this game is it will help immensely not mention that it could bring us to the attention of the esports community.

Osiris.

I was searching youtube for Dust 514 videos and I came across one where the guy is a new player trying out Dust for the first time: http://youtu.be/x_yuJ-I4N9M

Numerous times throughout the video he comments/complains how complicated the game is and how many things he has to do just to start a game, as he wanted to just turn it on and jump right in. He further complains about the loading times, the "pointless" warbarge, the complicated process to find friends, how bad and complicated the sensitivity is, how long it takes to kill someone, how frustrating the LAV is to drive and that due to the complexity of the game that all he knows how to do is spawn LAVs, that its really confusing and he doesn't know the point of the game and just how complicated the game is (did I state how much he thought the game was complicated). The rest of the video is of him running around trying to kill people, complaining that he can't find his KD and that it takes forever to kill someone.

The fact is this exemplifies the struggle new players, especially ones who are used to CoD and Battlefield are going to have when starting Dust. Which is ****** up because the future of this game depends on it's growth, we can't survive on just the hardcore players. Yes, I think it's sad this guy can't comprehend the game as it's easy to grasp, but he's a perfect example of what the average FPS player will be like. Further, if more of these type of videos come out, it will make it harder for us to convince people to come and try Dust.

What are your thoughts on how we can increase the playerbase and get the word out there about Dust? I know one major problem is we don't have a presence on Twitch.tv, if we could get a few streamers on there showing how awesome this game is it will help immensely not mention that it could bring us to the attention of the esports community.

Osiris.

To be fair, HBC fell started to fall apart when PL left and TEST though having Montolio as their leader was a good plan.



This argument is far more nonsensical than Samahiel's. If you ever took the time to look at CCP's history, dating back to their first game which was a board game, they're all about making games that have a more social and inter-community based experience and not simply having a dull rehash of the same sort of game you just bought six months ago. It's called "the sandbox" for a reason, go watch the presentations CCP did at FanFest this year, and in years past, to realize the game isn't just about running around and shooting things, you're expected to build your community both inside and outside the game.

As a member of one of the larger Alliances in New Eden, its embarrassing to your alliance and corp mates that you haven't learned this simple and true fact. Stop being anti-social and learn how to work with your corp & Alliance mates over expecting things to be handed to you.

I was searching youtube for Dust 514 videos and I came across one where the guy is a new player trying out Dust for the first time: http://youtu.be/x_yuJ-I4N9M

Numerous times throughout the video he comments/complains how complicated the game is and how many things he has to do just to start a game, as he wanted to just turn it on and jump right in. He further complains about the loading times, the "pointless" warbarge, the complicated process to find friends, how bad and complicated the sensitivity is, how long it takes to kill someone, how frustrating the LAV is to drive and that due to the complexity of the game that all he knows how to do is spawn LAVs, that its really confusing and he doesn't know the point of the game and just how complicated the game is (did I state how much he thought the game was complicated). The rest of the video is of him running around trying to kill people, complaining that he can't find his KD and that it takes forever to kill someone.

The fact is this exemplifies the struggle new players, especially ones who are used to CoD and Battlefield are going to have when starting Dust. Which is ****** up because the future of this game depends on it's growth, we can't survive on just the hardcore players. Yes, I think it's sad this guy can't comprehend the game as it's easy to grasp, but he's a perfect example of what the average FPS player will be like. Further, if more of these type of videos come out, it will make it harder for us to convince people to come and try Dust.

What are your thoughts on how we can increase the playerbase and get the word out there about Dust? I know one major problem is we don't have a presence on Twitch.tv, if we could get a few streamers on there showing how awesome this game is it will help immensely not mention that it could bring us to the attention of the esports community.

Osiris.

My son is 13 he understands dust completely. This dude is just a stupid noob. Like i said before you need some type of intellect to play dust. Games like cod doesn't require thinking.

Lol noobs

Jah Bless

If CCP would give players the info they need up front about how the game works, we would be left with those who would actually want to play the game for what it is.