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Posted - 2013.07.31 01:20:00 -
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You know, I read somewhere that eve-o is the only MMO out there that has consistently shown a rise in subscribers each year. |
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Posted - 2013.07.31 22:56:00 -
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Sir Eos wrote:Leovarian L Lavitz wrote:Tallen Ellecon wrote:Having a real job and life makes paying for something like this easy. The fact that I can skill up passively is just a plus.
New Eden is not always about having fun, it's about building things and destroying things together. It might be a sad waste of life to play games by yourself all day, but I'm spending it with half a million other people, and IMO time spent with friends is never wasted. Well said. I didn't come to New Eden to play someone else's story. I came to make my own journey, to forge my own path with the tools of the game. The friendships and rivalries I have made here count for something. I've met and traveled all over the world and hang out with plenty of my friends and their families, with New Eden being the common bond between us. Dust and EVE are strong, emotional games to me. I have been through long droughts, and found oasis few and far between, but those moments of gaming, those singular, powerful conflicts and revelations have been experiences greater than any other game I have ever played or enjoyed. The people make the games, and the games are the people. imo Agree with you, I come to play my story, not someone elses. Having to absolutely join a corp to enjoy the game does not allow me to do this. To make this constructive... EVE needs to protect non-corp players from the assholes that infest the community. Typing this from phone atm. So I'll be back to elaborate more on what I mean. Still wrong forums, and there is protection, join a corp, make friends, get allies you can count on, who can provide advice and assistance. |
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Posted - 2013.08.01 01:27:00 -
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Sir Eos wrote:[
You're taking a little too much interest in my history with this game.
Let me make it a littler easier for you. I've put a grand total of about 40 days into EvE. Stopped playing that the moment I realized its nothing but greifers camping low-sec.
I've put a grand total of 2 games into Dust. Stopped playing that the moment I realized they modeled it after EvE.
Now, I'm not saying EvE is completely bad. Only certain parts. Such as what I just described.
Basically. The reason you only have Half a million people contributing to your little fantasy world, is because CCP is too lazy to regulate the PVP side of things. And I don't mean a complete lock down on PVP. Some unregulated PVP is fine. And that entails the Backstabbing within Corps, etc.
But...as in my case, I'm still learning the game on my own time, completely disinterested in the PVP until such time that I am ready. That's to say... that I will eventually get involved into a Human Corporation and partake in PVP against other Human controlled Corporations in the future. But until I make the commitment to join a Human Corp.... I don't need random assholes greifing me, just because I entered a low-sec area of space. And they got nothing better to do than to camp that particular entrance. That is not an enjoyable experience for me. Nor can I imagine it being enjoyable for anyone else who is new at the game and still figuring out what "path" I want to take. And I want to figure out that "Path" on my own. I don't want or need the advice of other people telling me what the "Meta game" is, because then there is no point in me playing the game anymore if I have to follow someone elses advice to "Enjoy" it.
An MMO with unregulated PVP is nothing more than a haven to promote assholes. Your basically giving a green light to say, it's completely OK to ruin someone elses enjoyment of the game (especially newer players) which is exactly what happened to me. It's not fun to waste time grinding for something just to lose it for no other reason than, I entered a low-sec area of space.
In other words..... Just a little regulation on PVP would go a LOOOOOOOOONG way. I would probably still play EvE if CCP wasn't so ******* lazy in that regard. And no..... what is currently in place with the high-sec vs low-sec, isn't even close to what would be considered regulated.
Regulated in EvE would mean.... Unless Player A is part of a Human Controlled Corporation, they cannot initiate an attack on another player, nor be attacked by another player.
Simple. Effective.
And it makes PVP more in line with what PVP should be. Players who have consented to that aspect of the game. Instead of the greifing contest that EvE currently comes off as in which.... newer players are chased away because of it...
IE. If greifers were put in check... your Half a Million userbase, would probably be 5x times bigger. You, would have beaten World of Warcraft.
Oh, but.. I forget.... The average mentality of an EvE player is in line with keeping the population smaller so they can somehow feel special about it. Which....makes no ******* sense whatsoever.
And I fully understand that this is the Dust Forum. But I also understand that currently.... The only people playing Dust.. are Diehard EvE fanboys .... ....the perfect audience for me to put my point across too.
I know what you're all about to say. This opens the door for Spies to infiltrate your systems. There are solutions to that.. But as I said. CCP is too lazy to bother. It's easier to just let the greifers run amok. The fail in this post is just too much, how can you comment on something when you have spent so little time on them. I've never played eve myself but is 40 days not only slightly longer than the trial period? And 2 games of dust? That's not even half an hours playing, you can't judge something off such a shallow experience.
And there's something you need to understand, CCP aren't "too lazy" to regulate PvP, it's unregulated as a deliberate design choice, the "HTFU" and "Don't fly what you can't afford to lose" mentalities didn't come about by accident. You could say that eve is somewhat like real life in that regard, sometimes **** happens and you have no choice but to deal with the consequences.
And did you really say "only half a million people" you say that like its a bad thing. This game has over 500,000 accounts paying a monthly fee of what? -ú15? That comes to -ú7,500,000 a month!!! It's more than enough for CCP to keep on going. And unlike every other game out there, every single one of those accounts exist on the same server. Sure WoW might have the higher numbers but they're split across hundreds of servers, eve is different, eve is unique. The fact that it has unregulated PvP is one of its most important features, by the way, how can you say "a little unregulated PvP is fine" but then call for regulation for PvP in the same post?
The fact is Eve doesn't suffer fools, if you fly a bling ship you have no right to complain when someone ganks you, if your inexperience makes you wander into a system you should have avoided, well it's tough luck but you live and you learn. One of the things that attract me to eve is how the game doesn't hold your hand like pretty much everything else out there, as soon as I get a PC I'm gonna download the trial for it, will probably even subscribe to it.
In other words, if you want to play eve you have to have a "HTFU" mentality, not because your an *******, because their are assholes out there, both in real life and in games, accept it, deal with it, move on having learnt something from the encounter. |
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Posted - 2013.08.01 01:49:00 -
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Government CheeseBurger wrote: Here's some other informative links as well http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6k86kx8rR5I http://themittani.com/media/eves-dumb-ways-die |
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Posted - 2013.08.01 02:01:00 -
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Sir Eos wrote:Dagger-Two wrote:Congratulations, you played a MMO for 40 days without involving yourself with other people, then complain when you venture into dangerous space, where more seasoned players go to shoot each other, and complain that you were 'griefed' though the game clearly warns you that it's dangerous.
It's no different than making a brand new character on your favourite fantasy MMO, then wandering into PVP areas, only to be swiftly obliterated by high level characters. EVE is not unique in this, nor is it a problem for any player who takes the time to read what is presented to him, and think about his actions.
I'll bet you never even read through the tutorials completely. Did. I also fully understood the dangers, knew exactly where I was going. I had spent 40 days in low sec areas. It was time to see what the "REAL" game was like. And as I said. What I saw was players who Attack first, ask questions never. It was 1 giant douchbag circle-jerk. "Be the Villain" they advertise for this franchise. Sometimes, to be more successful, you have to think about more than just a "Group" of players and think about people who don't have YEARS TO DEDICATE to the game. I'm already what... 7 years behind? What makes you think a new player is gonna pick this up and stick with it knowing such information. That's why after 7 years you still haven't broken 1 million. Awesome game btw. Just horrible execution. You built it for the worst part of the internet. Basically.... New Eden Population = Youtube Trolls = Gltichers on Console FPS's = Campers/AFK'rs/Team Betrayers/Douchbags/etc. I guess I should be thankful. That's Half a Million less of you ruining other games. *ahem*
Gamers = Youtube Trolls = Gltichers on Console FPS's = Campers/AFK'rs/Team Betrayers/Douchbags/etc. People aren't nice, playing a game creates a sense of detachment between yourself and the person you visualise yourself playing as, would a normal person run around a building shooting other people? Or stroll through an airport shooting defenceless civilians? We play games to escape reality, but we cannot escape what we are, on a fundamental level people are selfish, they're afraid, they hate, they will do atrocious things to others and then justify it to themselves until they can forget about it. Eve is a virtual universe in the closest sense of the word we have seen yet, it's a mirror of reality, where we aren't constrained by the morals we were raised with, someone could help a old women cross a street in RL then go gank a care bear in hi sec. It's simply what people are, it's why no matter what game you go on, you will find griefers, you will find T'kers, you will find the worst specimens of humanity you could ever run into.
The only difference between eve and other games is that eve accepts that these happen, that they can't be stopped or avoided, and rather than waste a lot of time and resources trying to stop and discourage, they turned it into a source of emergent gameplay. Who isn't fascinated by tales of spies disbanding alliances or bankrupting them, of a well run scam acquiring trillions in assets, of an operation over a year in the execution to assassinate a CEO and destroy her alliance?
It is the fact that eve embraces and accepts these parts of humanity that make it such a great game, that make it the only MMO to have concurrently gained subscriptions very year. You could play the most carebearish game in existence and someone would still find a way to grief you. |
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Posted - 2013.08.01 02:33:00 -
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Sir Eos wrote:I don't think you understand.
I never played Ultima Online for the very fact it had nearly unregulated PVP. Runescape.... uhhhh.... NO! I've dealt with these kinds of games before. They are, all the same.
You play, for the sole purpose that one day, you can take your advantage and camp at a bottleneck to the "Good Parts of the game" use it against someone at a disadvantage,( usually an extreme disadvantage) for the sole purpose of pissing that random person off.
IE. You play so that one day you can just start greifing other players.
Most News Bulletins coming out of your game, are a testament to this fact.
This game is advertised based on that fact.
I pity all of you. You have just described every single game in existence, and life as well tbh. I pity you, are you sure you should be playing games? |
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Posted - 2013.08.01 02:47:00 -
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Dagger-Two wrote:Oh please go on
Yes please do, this is hilarious. And if you play any online game you will see griefing, it's everywhere, you don't even have to look hard. |
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Posted - 2013.08.01 02:57:00 -
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Sir Eos wrote:gbghg wrote:Dagger-Two wrote:Oh please go on
Yes please do, this is hilarious. And if you play any online game you will see griefing, it's everywhere, you don't even have to look hard. Duh. But EvE takes it much further. EvE somehow thinks its a contest to see who can get the most douchebags to subscribe. Really? That's your view? How mature of you. It's not like the goal of every game is to attract players, and players tend to be douches to each other in games.
Okay let's try a different tack simply because your being a stupid carebear. Have you ever heard the saying "one tree doesn't make a forest"? It means that you can't judge the many by the actions of the one, in other words if you made the effort and tried to reach out to people you would have had a much better experience with fellow players, instead you got unlucky and ran into a ganker, tough luck there's a lot of those in any game. You just got unlucky, stop qq'ing about it already.
Also do you really need this much attention? First of all your crying over something ridiculous, second you then proceed to post about it on the wrong forum, thirdly you proceed to argue with the people posting in the thread making vague statements about player numbers and insulting other players, everything about your actions screams. Need for attention, for something to make you feel validated in your decision. That's fine (if annoying), but could you please go do it in the correct forums. |
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Posted - 2013.08.01 03:11:00 -
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hooc order wrote:gbghg wrote:Sir Eos wrote:I don't think you understand.
I never played Ultima Online for the very fact it had nearly unregulated PVP. Runescape.... uhhhh.... NO! I've dealt with these kinds of games before. They are, all the same.
You play, for the sole purpose that one day, you can take your advantage and camp at a bottleneck to the "Good Parts of the game" use it against someone at a disadvantage,( usually an extreme disadvantage) for the sole purpose of pissing that random person off.
IE. You play so that one day you can just start greifing other players.
Most News Bulletins coming out of your game, are a testament to this fact.
This game is advertised based on that fact.
I pity all of you. You have just described every single game in existence, and life as well tbh. I pity you, are you sure you should be playing games? The goal of games is to win, you do that by maximising your advantage, the same thing happens in life, you do your best to get yourself in the best position you can, with little regard how getting to that position will affect others around you. Minecraft and DayZ are not like that. I guess in dayz you can get the better weapons but you can still be killed by a noob with an ax. In Minecraft if you play PvP a noob could set a trap and kill you...it also depends on how the server is configured. I think he is talking about an SP advantage which has nothing to do with smarts or game play....you get it simply by being here longer then the players you gank. This really comes down to how bad the whole SP/leveling system is for Dust...for EvE already sucks in my mind because you don't actually pilot your ship....how boring is that....but yeah if i actually liked the game play of EvE the SP/leveling system would be pile of crap as well. By advantage I meant literally that, every thing you can get, be it numbers, level, sp, position, weapons, gear etc. I will admit that there are issues with the current gear and SP setup though, I made a whole thread on the gear side of things a week ago. |
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Posted - 2013.08.01 13:33:00 -
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The Robot Devil wrote:gbghg wrote:Sir Eos wrote:[
You're taking a little too much interest in my history with this game.
Let me make it a littler easier for you. I've put a grand total of about 40 days into EvE. Stopped playing that the moment I realized its nothing but greifers camping low-sec.
I've put a grand total of 2 games into Dust. Stopped playing that the moment I realized they modeled it after EvE.
Now, I'm not saying EvE is completely bad. Only certain parts. Such as what I just described.
Basically. The reason you only have Half a million people contributing to your little fantasy world, is because CCP is too lazy to regulate the PVP side of things. And I don't mean a complete lock down on PVP. Some unregulated PVP is fine. And that entails the Backstabbing within Corps, etc.
But...as in my case, I'm still learning the game on my own time, completely disinterested in the PVP until such time that I am ready. That's to say... that I will eventually get involved into a Human Corporation and partake in PVP against other Human controlled Corporations in the future. But until I make the commitment to join a Human Corp.... I don't need random assholes greifing me, just because I entered a low-sec area of space. And they got nothing better to do than to camp that particular entrance. That is not an enjoyable experience for me. Nor can I imagine it being enjoyable for anyone else who is new at the game and still figuring out what "path" I want to take. And I want to figure out that "Path" on my own. I don't want or need the advice of other people telling me what the "Meta game" is, because then there is no point in me playing the game anymore if I have to follow someone elses advice to "Enjoy" it.
An MMO with unregulated PVP is nothing more than a haven to promote assholes. Your basically giving a green light to say, it's completely OK to ruin someone elses enjoyment of the game (especially newer players) which is exactly what happened to me. It's not fun to waste time grinding for something just to lose it for no other reason than, I entered a low-sec area of space.
In other words..... Just a little regulation on PVP would go a LOOOOOOOOONG way. I would probably still play EvE if CCP wasn't so ******* lazy in that regard. And no..... what is currently in place with the high-sec vs low-sec, isn't even close to what would be considered regulated.
Regulated in EvE would mean.... Unless Player A is part of a Human Controlled Corporation, they cannot initiate an attack on another player, nor be attacked by another player.
Simple. Effective.
And it makes PVP more in line with what PVP should be. Players who have consented to that aspect of the game. Instead of the greifing contest that EvE currently comes off as in which.... newer players are chased away because of it...
IE. If greifers were put in check... your Half a Million userbase, would probably be 5x times bigger. You, would have beaten World of Warcraft.
Oh, but.. I forget.... The average mentality of an EvE player is in line with keeping the population smaller so they can somehow feel special about it. Which....makes no ******* sense whatsoever.
And I fully understand that this is the Dust Forum. But I also understand that currently.... The only people playing Dust.. are Diehard EvE fanboys .... ....the perfect audience for me to put my point across too.
I know what you're all about to say. This opens the door for Spies to infiltrate your systems. There are solutions to that.. But as I said. CCP is too lazy to bother. It's easier to just let the greifers run amok. The fail in this post is just too much, how can you comment on something when you have spent so little time on them. I've never played eve myself but is 40 days not only slightly longer than the trial period? And 2 games of dust? That's not even half an hours playing, you can't judge something off such a shallow experience. And there's something you need to understand, CCP aren't "too lazy" to regulate PvP, it's unregulated as a deliberate design choice, the "HTFU" and "Don't fly what you can't afford to lose" mentalities didn't come about by accident. You could say that eve is somewhat like real life in that regard, sometimes **** happens and you have no choice but to deal with the consequences. And did you really say "only half a million people" you say that like its a bad thing. This game has over 500,000 accounts paying a monthly fee of what? -ú15? That comes to -ú7,500,000 a month!!! It's more than enough for CCP to keep on going. And unlike every other game out there, every single one of those accounts exist on the same server. Sure WoW might have the higher numbers but they're split across hundreds of servers, eve is different, eve is unique. The fact that it has unregulated PvP is one of its most important features, by the way, how can you say "a little unregulated PvP is fine" but then call for regulation for PvP in the same post? The fact is Eve doesn't suffer fools, if you fly a bling ship you have no right to complain when someone ganks you, if your inexperience makes you wander into a system you should have avoided, well it's tough luck but you live and you learn. One of the things that attract me to eve is how the game doesn't hold your hand like pretty much everything else out there, as soon as I get a PC I'm gonna download the trial for it, will probably even subscribe to it. In other words, if you want to play eve you have to have a "HTFU" mentality, not because your an *******, because their are assholes out there, both in real life and in games, accept it, deal with it, move on having learnt something from the encounter. I can get you to a safer null system if you want to make some fast mining ISK. Shoot me a email when you get signed up. Thanks for the offer, I'll think about it. |
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Posted - 2013.08.01 13:37:00 -
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hooc order wrote:The Robot Devil wrote:hooc order wrote:cedz636 wrote:dear sir eos,
if the devs of 514 built the game based on YOUR guidelines, you'd still find something to whine about. nerf this, nerf that, SP takes too long to accrue, i want a respec..............so instead of starting another one of these threads, why don't you just contribute to one of the hundred other threads just like this one. This is incorrect. MMOs that forgo the whole RPG style XP/leveling system do not have much of a "nerf that buff this" problem. When was the last time you read someone bitching to jeb about a cobblestone nerf in minecraft? With Dayz the biggest issues even coming close are the players say the some items are too common and the game should be harder....of course they mean harder actual game play...not longer pointless grinds. So many problems come from CCP's choice to use SP in EvE/Dust it makes me think the OP is correct in pointing out that the reason for this is not for compelling game play but to milk players for money. That's what businesses do. So I guess what I mean is "working as intended". In the above posts i mentioned at least 5 different for profit games that don't do that. I even mentioned WoW which has the same type of subscription model and how they are different as that game is full of content. WoW and eve are fundamentally different games, one uses content to drive the player experience, the other uses the player experience as the content. And WoW has a levelling system too,it's just in WoW's case there's nothing to stop the no lifers from grinding through the levels quickly, EVE's system means that you don't have to grind to level up, you don't even have to play the game for hours at a time, you just log in every now and again to update your training Queue and things take care of themselves. |
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Sir Eos wrote:It hasn't been locked yet, for a couple of reasons.
1. The moderators are probably laughing their asses off.
2. Everything that has been said in this thread, is true.
If what some random person in this thread has said is true about.... Star Citizen and other up-coming Space MMO's.
Then CCP is about to realize a very hard truth.
And unless they do something about greifers who's only excuse to greif you is
"That's part of the game"
Then they will find out soon enough.
Just because life is full of assholes, doesn't mean you should make a game based on it. Doesn't mean you should encourage it as the "Meta".
It is.... just a game after all, an escape from the harsh realities of life.
The only reason you have the amount of population that you do, is because EvE is the only game that even comes close to giving a space simulation on such a massive scale.
The moment a developer comes out and matches what EvE has while at the same time regulating the scum of human kind. It will be over for you.
Just because you gain 1 or 2 players a year on top of what you already have...is nothing to be proud of.
I sometimes wonder if I am included in that statistic. Because yes, I joined up.. but I left. Do they give you statistic on how many people leave after a set amount of time?
Also, out of that Half a Million subscribers, how many are alts? A large number undoubtably, but eve still has a significant player base. Also, eve has reached the scale it has because it's so free with its rules, and as pointed out to you, there are areas where you can be safe (relatively) from enemy attacks. You chose to leave that area, you have no right to complain that you ran afoul of another player. And do you really have any right to complain this much about a game simply because of 1 bad experience? It's somewhat pathetic, and annoying, and frankly isn't a very good showing of yourself.
You sir, are a carebear in evey sense of the word, and just so you understand what that is, here's the number 1 definition on urban dictionary. I even bolted the bit most applicable to you.
Quote:Lightly derogatory term for an MMO player who avoids PVP combat, heavily preferring cooperative or solo PVE combat, chatting, or developing tradeskills/running quests. Depending on the game and the individual, this PVP avoidance can show up in several ways: by playing on strict non-PVP servers; by avoiding PVP areas or declining duels; or, by avoiding or condemning PVP players. Philosophically, they often cite unbalanced combat systems, overpowered guilds, ebayed characters, and ganking as reasons to prefer less aggressive play. The mindset can be self-sustaining in several ways: high-level "care bears" may have avatars that are tailored for PVE, not PVP; they may not network with skilled PVP players; or, they may morally refuse to learn aggressive PVP tactics. As an insult, the term applies less to players who merely prefer PVE to PVP and more to individuals who question the basic legitimacy of PVP or who greatly overreact to their avatars' deaths. Bear in mind that it is strictly incorrect to refer to the victims of heavy exploiters as Care Bears. Abbreviated CB. Compare wi...
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Posted - 2013.08.02 01:47:00 -
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PvP was hardly forced on you, it's not like you were thrown into a ring right from the start and told to fight. You took a risk and traveled through a potentially dangerous area, you got attacked by someone, risk vs reward, you took a gamble and you lost. And now your crying about it to the wrong gaming community, real smooth.
And would some people camp the tutorials? Probably, but some people would do that in any game given the chance, it's not like eve has a monopoly on assholes. And let's go back to an earlier post, "one tree doesn't make a forest". I take it you've never heard of the angel project, or brave newbies inc, or eve uni, or one of several other project/corporations designed to help new players get into the game and get things like ships or skill books quicker. Just because you ran afoul of one ganker does not mean the entire community is full of assholes. |
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Posted - 2013.08.02 17:04:00 -
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Sir Eos wrote:I promise to make this my last attempt to get you to realize how stupid this franchise is.
No matter how hard you try to make a loss mean something. At the end of the day it means nothing. But EvE tries to affect you emotionally to that degree all the same.
As I said earlier. This is the only game where I can forsee someone taking a severe loss far beyond what you or I could imagine.
It is afterall designed with that in mind. To make you care about a loss.
At the end of the day, it is just a game and means nothing.
So with that in mind. Instead of trying to fake depth by surrounding it with that bs timesink to make it take forever to see that depth. Give it some actual depth. If it takes more than a year solid to reach the "Meta Game"... Grinding like that is not fun, or cool, or worthy of being called depth.
You're telling me to wait ... I forget. But it was a long ******* time. Just to turn drone 4 into drone 5? That is not depth
Space Zombies and Pirates appears to have about the same amount of depth as your game to be honest, from what I encountered.
Let me give you an example of Depth.
Call of Duty. Besides the obvious.
Call of Duty doesn't mess around with a rediculously stretched out timesink. Even while prestiging, the speed at which you reach max level or close to "Meta" Level is quick. So then the depth comes from what?
Anyone?
HUMAN INTERACTIONS!
And I'll tell you what, CoD has much better competition than EvE does.
Don't think for one second that not Just about every gamer out there has a deep interest in a decent Space MMO. But not when the timespan of the games RPG mechanics that hold you back tries to match the timespan of reality. Just because schools in real life take years to go through.... Well, you figure it out.
Then to top it off, you make the other half of your game... Eh. You figure it out.
I sometimes wonder how some of you put yourselves through such a laborious game. *facepalm* how can you get so stupid? Did you just seriously imply that COD has more depth than eve? That's the single most ridiculous thing I've ever heard, COD is about as shallow as games get.
Get a gun, shoot people, suddenly have access to new guns and attachments. The "prestige" system shows how shallow that game is, "unlocked everything in a day? Well you can unlock it all agin and get some new skins for your time". Seriously, saying that COD has more depth than the game with its own player run economy, which has the largest battles in video gaming history happen on it, which has seen some of the greatest gaming stories come out of it, it's just ridiculous.
Another thing, EVE and COD are fundamentally different games, one is a twitch shooter, the other is a space MMO. One has instances battles of 12 people, the other has fleet e agar,nets in the hundreds, if not thousands on occasion.
Ad really? Would you not say that EVE has more "human interaction" than COD. In COD you might meet some people and p,AY with them on occasion, the entire basis of the "real game" in eve is based on players interacting with each other.
As for the sp system, clearly it's not to your taste, but it's worked for the game for 10 years. |
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Posted - 2013.08.03 09:57:00 -
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Dagger-Two wrote:I honestly can't believe you're still posting, and STILL being an arrogant, pompous a**hole.
You lack even basic understanding of core game mechanics or social happenings. You treat joining a player-run corp like its being doomed to be ganked for all eternity, where the hell do you even get that idea?
I don't think the word 'Meta" means what you think it means.
You don't lose a titan by getting 'ganked', you lose it because you have done something profoundly stupid, like hitting 'Jump to' instead of 'Bridge to' (lol-Asakai, amirite fellas?). Not to mention, if you HAVE A TITAN, you are very much oriented toward PVP and understand the risks. This imaginary 7-year carebear you speak of does not exist.
Real 'griefing' is not common, because if you're in high-sec space, and you shoot someone, concord comes and hits you with a bat. You can't just randomly shoot someone in high-sec and get away with it. Sure, it HAPPENS, people suicide gank for fun, but that is a TINY percentage of the community. YES there are pirates in low sec (they are not griefers, they are pirates. That is how they make their money.) but the game WARNS you about it, and at the heart of this is the fact that you DID NOT HEED THAT WARNING and got really butt-hurt about it.
There are literally HUNDREDS of other players available at ANY given time to answer questions or help you along in the help channels, starter corp channels, or even your local chat in starter systems. Hell, it's even a bannable offense to grief new players within starter systems. There are plenty of safeguards to make sure players don't have to experience PVP until they are ready, you clearly just aren't smart enough to see them. instead, you just want the game to hold your hand and kiss your boo-boos better. It's just not that kind of game, and for all your ranting about how horrible it is, it is STILL the only MMO of it's age to have constant growth year after year, and not just the "1 or 2" players you like to mistakenly point out.
The fact you have gone on about this for so long, refuse to shut up, and can't seem to realize that this is all merely your opinion and anyone who is ACTUALLY intelligent doesn't try so hard to force his opinions on others, tells me that you have lived a very sheltered life and have no freaking idea what reality is.
Don't hate on urban dictionary just because you absolutely fit the well-known definition of a carebear.
One last thing: You hate on the eve skill model, but riddle me this. If you make a WoW character, pay the monthly subscription, run through the game and get to level 85 or 90 or 100000 or whatever, then get bored and make another character because you're bored, only to do all the leveling again, get bored, and repeat...isn't THAT just another clever way of sucking a subcription fee out of somebody?
At least in eve, as I keep playing, my character will become better at more and more things. The passive skillpoints mean I can play eve when I have time, have my character advance, and STILL have a life. The only grind is for ISK, and if you know what you're doing, it's not really a grind at all.
Afterthought: Been following this thread for days, and I think it could be possible, that this guy has just been trolling us this whole time. Yeah, I've been thinking the same, the facthe mentioned the "learning skills" seals it. Still this thread killed some time. |
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oh i remember this thread, twas fun.
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