This is probably one of the only console games with a clan system like this, and communication/social aspects like this.

Corps, chat channels, PC, and the New Eden universe are quite literally one of the only reasons people are staying.

Still, patience's are waning, and a simple 1 on 1 trade system NEEDS to be implemented ASAP.

When Android games like "The Infinite Black" can implement trading extremely well, complete with an auction house, Dust should have no problem at all.

FPS Gameplay is sorely lacking and needs focus first and foremost.

1 on 1 trading, if prioritized, can be used to put other non FPS mechanics on hold and to keep people's interest.

They have until the next hard update to fix aiming and movement. Been with this game for over a year and even went to Fanfest, so I will at least give them that... However, I am not willing to waste another year on a game that is willing to take my money, yet is unwilling to fix core game mechanics.

The Devs are super cool and all, but enough is enough.

Guys, I'm gonna lay it down for you simply. I've put the long version out there but some of you would probably find it unbrearable to read more than 100 words so here's the deal Ric Barlom style:

If you enjoy playing the game RIGHT NOW, keep playing.
If you DON'T enjoy the game RIGHT NOW, take a break or stop playing.

It's not rocket science, boy and girls.

Now, guys, I have to agree with this. Here's the thing about this. If you're not having fun, man, why are you still playing the game? Don't just stick around and argue on the forums, man, because that really pisses me off. I'm all about positivity, man!

Guys, I'm gonna lay it down for you simply. I've put the long version out there but some of you would probably find it unbrearable to read more than 100 words so here's the deal Ric Barlom style:

If you enjoy playing the game RIGHT NOW, keep playing.
If you DON'T enjoy the game RIGHT NOW, take a break or stop playing.

It's not rocket science, boy and girls.

Now I don't know who you are, dude, but I appreciate it, brother.

Trying to rid yourself of competition?

Guys, I'm gonna lay it down for you simply. I've put the long version out there but some of you would probably find it unbrearable to read more than 100 words so here's the deal Ric Barlom style:

If you enjoy playing the game RIGHT NOW, keep playing.
If you DON'T enjoy the game RIGHT NOW, take a break or stop playing.

It's not rocket science, boy and girls.

Clearly there must be something wrong with my keyboard. Let me just type it one more time just to make sure.

... ok here I go

Right now I currently dislike the game; however, I have played the game for almost a year, and as a consumer, I have regrettably obtained some loyalty to this product. Therefore, I will play this game until the next hard update. However, If I do not see improvement in the basic mechanics like Movement and Aiming I will quit.

I'm not sure what you're trying to say....

Clearly there must be something wrong with my keyboard. Let me just type it one more time just to make sure.

... ok here I go

Right now I currently dislike the game; however, I have played the game for almost a year, and as a consumer, I have regrettably obtained some loyalty to this product. Therefore, I will play this game until the next hard update. However, If I do not see improvement in the basic mechanics like Movement and Aiming I will quit.

Well here's the thing, buddy, and let me stop you right there and give you a few advices right now, so take a moment, read it carefully and soak it in, dude. You see, when I was about your age, bro, and I'm assuming here, I had a habit of going overboard with everything I did, you know.

Ice hockey: I was toughest SOB hurting the opposition, talking mad crap.
Gaming: Honing my reaction times and skills for hours just to get that extra edge online.
Relationships: Going hard, instinct alone, go for broke no matter what it takes.

Now I can see you've got some of that in you, dude, no big deal, you just gotta make it a strength, not a weakness. You see, at the moment you've let it become a weakness, and let me explain exactly how. You've been playing for a year, you haven't allowed any breaks for yourself, honing your skills into perfection, man, and now you've come to the realisation that you might be burned out on the game, dude! I suggest you take a break right now, no waiting for no "hard" updates, bro, no waiting for nothing!

Take a break, relax, come back after a month or too and I guarantee you, dude, you're gonna be revitalised on the game, man!

Thought this FanBOI was attacking me

Is that your mean face?

... or are you just constipated?

Ok to be honest I just want my FF prizes.

Now, guys, I have to agree with this. Here's the thing about this. If you're not having fun, man, why are you still playing the game? Don't just stick around and argue on the forums, man, because that really pisses me off. I'm all about positivity, man!

Sigh.




I've been seeing guys like you pop up and leave over the past few months.


What you do not understand. Is that this game has potential.

But right now, its potential is all its going for.

If you'd played the older builds, you'd know that this build is nothing.

Just to put it into perspective, Skirmish 1.0 > ALL Game modes in Dust.

I can't believe you fell for this "Nic Warlom" dude!

Well here's the thing, buddy, and let me stop you right there and give you a few advices right now, so take a moment, read it carefully and soak it in, dude. You see, when I was about your age, bro, and I'm assuming here, I had a habit of going overboard with everything I did, you know.

Ice hockey: I was toughest SOB hurting the opposition, talking mad crap.
Gaming: Honing my reaction times and skills for hours just to get that extra edge online.
Relationships: Going hard, instinct alone, go for broke no matter what it takes.

Now I can see you've got some of that in you, dude, no big deal, you just gotta make it a strength, not a weakness. You see, at the moment you've let it become a weakness, and let me explain exactly how. You've been playing for a year, you haven't allowed any breaks for yourself, honing your skills into perfection, man, and now you've come to the realisation that you might be burned out on the game, dude! I suggest you take a break right now, no waiting for no "hard" updates, bro, no waiting for nothing!

Take a break, relax, come back after a month or too and I guarantee you, dude, you're gonna be revitalised on the game, man!

Seriously, bro. I'm new to this whole "trolling" thing. Guys, I actually only just found out what it was! But it should be pretty obvious to most by now what I'm doing here. Here's the thing, I'm laying down some trolling Nic Warlom style.

Aka stop playing a bad game for a month and when you come back you will be fresh and ready to shovel more dung onto your own face? Good advice.

Aka stop playing a bad game for a month and when you come back you will be fresh and ready to shovel more dung onto your own face? Good advice.

This is probably one of the only console games with a clan system like this, and communication/social aspects like this.

Corps, chat channels, PC, and the New Eden universe are quite literally one of the only reasons people are staying.

Still, patience's are waning, and a simple 1 on 1 trade system NEEDS to be implemented ASAP.

When Android games like "The Infinite Black" can implement trading extremely well, complete with an auction house, Dust should have no problem at all.

FPS Gameplay is sorely lacking and needs focus first and foremost.

1 on 1 trading, if prioritized, can be used to put other non FPS mechanics on hold and to keep people's interest.

double QFT

Nic Warlom! Ric Barlom! Dudes you`re my personal heroes now!

To the rest. Don`t like the game now? Quit. Come back in a year and see if things have changed. If not then you can still hate the game and try again in a year. If yes, then Game will be still free. Your stuff will be still there. And your stuff will still have (mostly) the same value as before. (it`s not that this is WoW where every level cap raising devalues your stuff completely). Oh and after a year you`ll have roughly 8.8mil SP to spend on **** too.

So if you don`t like it now. GTFO and take a break.

Nic Warlom! Ric Barlom! Dudes you`re my personal heroes now!

To the rest. Don`t like the game now? Quit. Come back in a year and see if things have changed. If not then you can still hate the game and try again in a year. If yes, then Game will be still free. Your stuff will be still there. And your stuff will still have (mostly) the same value as before. (it`s not that this is WoW where every level cap raising devalues your stuff completely). Oh and after a year you`ll have roughly 8.8mil SP to spend on **** too.

So if you don`t like it now. GTFO and take a break.

EXACTLY!

They have until the next hard update to fix aiming and movement. Been with this game for over a year and even went to Fanfest, so I will at least give them that... However, I am not willing to waste another year on a game that is willing to take my money, yet is unwilling to fix core game mechanics.

The Devs are super cool and all, but enough is enough.

The only reason I and many others are still with this game, is because we are invested in it already, either monetarily, time-wise or both. People like myself who have put in dozens of hours hitting our weekly caps, supporting the game with boosters, etc. are only around because we are already invested in the game.

Look at the influx of new players that joined during the first week of Uprising. During peak hours we were nearing 10,000 players. Fast forward to now and you're seeing thousands less during those same times. The reason? It's simple. New players picked up the game, found it to be a heap of crap and then simply left. It was as easy as an uninstall to those people, they weren't tied up in the game at all.

Players that have been around for a few months however are too invested in their comradeship with corpmates, put too many hours into the game and have invested too much money to simply justify leaving.

To be honest though, I and many other people that are indeed invested are fed up and just leaving. It's taking too long to fix key issues and as a result people are leaving the game.

The only reason I and many others are still with this game, is because we are invested in it already, either monetarily, time-wise or both. People like myself who have put in dozens of hours hitting our weekly caps, supporting the game with boosters, etc. are only around because we are already invested in the game.

Look at the influx of new players that joined during the first week of Uprising. During peak hours we were nearing 10,000 players. Fast forward to now and you're seeing thousands less during those same times. The reason? It's simple. New players picked up the game, found it to be a heap of crap and then simply left. It was as easy as an uninstall to those people, they weren't tied up in the game at all.

Players that have been around for a few months however are too invested in their comradeship with corpmates, put too many hours into the game and have invested too much money to simply justify leaving.

To be honest though, I and many other people that are indeed invested are fed up and just leaving. It's taking too long to fix key issues and as a result people are leaving the game.

I can't believe you fell for this "Nic Warlom" dude!

Both of you guys couldnt have been more spot on. Although, I will probably wait until someone else gets it right. Aiming/movement (although improved slightly from their last fix attempt) still blows...especially movement.

Because even if i leave, no other game will sustain me because I've been spoiled by Dust's persistence gaming. I was spoiled by MAG's 32v32 and found it hard to play anything with low player counts. Now, I find it hard to play games that are just about pub matches. Sure, gameplay is great but it will become stale because there is no substance.

Clearly there must be something wrong with my keyboard. Let me just type it one more time just to make sure.

... ok here I go

Right now I currently dislike the game; however, I have played the game for almost a year, and as a consumer, I have regrettably obtained some loyalty to this product. Therefore, I will play this game until the next hard update. However, If I do not see improvement in the basic mechanics like Movement and Aiming I will quit.