Think I can speak with voices of many when I say that @mimicking#6533 we are deeply disappointed to all the devs here on forums. I see people posting about this key issue in several threads and yet we get ignored. Shame!
Think I can speak with voices of many when I say that @mimicking#6533 we are deeply disappointed to all the devs here on forums. I see people posting about this key issue in several threads and yet we get ignored. Shame!
Apparently nobody cares about our disappointment. Same as with the MOD 6 changes.
Many people on preview said it was gonna kill the player base, and guess what happened....
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silverkeltMember, NW M9 PlaytestPosts: 4,235Arc User
You arrived back here with much fanfare and hope for a new beginning to breathe fresh life in this game, you indicated QOL changes, well lets see what you have got. The first QOL change we see is a negative one, time to list and roll out your QOL improvements imho!
And the other thing is, for lack of a better term, an emotional attachment to how the game makes us or made us feel, particularly back "when we launched". The sense of wonder, adventure, and heroism. Unveiling the stories. I think @commanderander is a smashing storyteller when he has room to push the limits of what you can do in an MMO and with this engine. He's the content designer with whom we've had the most direct content, so he gets to be our example, but he's done some great work. The Maze Engine story quests seemed universally well-received. He's really skilled at commingling humour and weight. But so much is buried and lost in grinding. Farming yet another bucket of RP stones doesn't feel very heroic, but the game is increasingly built around grind your equipment, grind your boons, and just when you think you're done, go back and grind the same stuff because your stronghold needs about a million times as much grinding as your characters ever did. You loved your alts? How unfortunate for you....
I think you said you worked on Ebon Downs (among others), and I have to say, the village was heartbreaking if you were immersed in it. So many lives lost, and the haunted and haunting remnants there to be uncovered. The quest with relighting the hearth fires was exemplary. The ghosts, the snapshots of moments of joy and grief, and knowing that we'll never actually know what we're witnessing. This kind of experience is what drew many of us in the first place. But it's been so lacking for so long.
There are a lot of us that care about stories, or did before so much other "must-do" stuff got dumped on our heads.
And yeah, Foundry. Stories again.
Ditto what beckylunatic said. I like what you say. We will see what happens.
Welcome!
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gabrieldourdenMember, NW M9 PlaytestPosts: 1,212Arc User
And the other thing is, for lack of a better term, an emotional attachment to how the game makes us or made us feel, particularly back "when we launched". The sense of wonder, adventure, and heroism. Unveiling the stories. I think @commanderander is a smashing storyteller when he has room to push the limits of what you can do in an MMO and with this engine. He's the content designer with whom we've had the most direct content, so he gets to be our example, but he's done some great work. The Maze Engine story quests seemed universally well-received. He's really skilled at commingling humour and weight. But so much is buried and lost in grinding. Farming yet another bucket of RP stones doesn't feel very heroic, but the game is increasingly built around grind your equipment, grind your boons, and just when you think you're done, go back and grind the same stuff because your stronghold needs about a million times as much grinding as your characters ever did. You loved your alts? How unfortunate for you....
I think you said you worked on Ebon Downs (among others), and I have to say, the village was heartbreaking if you were immersed in it. So many lives lost, and the haunted and haunting remnants there to be uncovered. The quest with relighting the hearth fires was exemplary. The ghosts, the snapshots of moments of joy and grief, and knowing that we'll never actually know what we're witnessing. This kind of experience is what drew many of us in the first place. But it's been so lacking for so long.
There are a lot of us that care about stories, or did before so much other "must-do" stuff got dumped on our heads.
And yeah, Foundry. Stories again.
Ditto what beckylunatic said. I like what you say. We will see what happens.
Welcome!
Thumbs up for Beckylunatic here too. Ebon Downs had an amazing storyline. Going trough the mounds and unraveling the whole tragic story behind was great too. D&D is all about stories.
But what happened if you were bitten in Ebon Downs?
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Same as with the MOD 6 changes.
Many people on preview said it was gonna kill the player base, and guess what happened....
I like what you say. We will see what happens.
Welcome!
But what happened if you were bitten in Ebon Downs?
caricare immagini
Born of Black Wind: SW Level 80
It would be nice to see all of your projected future projects for neverwinter.
Or livestream your dev meetings.
You don't have to talk to us directly... just let us see and hear what's going on.
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