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Steps for a more enjoyable MMORPG experience

vinunleadedvinunleaded Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian Users Posts: 41
edited May 2013 in General Discussion (PC)
1) Turn off General chat, only use chat for your Real Life friends and/or guild, as general chat is full of spammers and WoW kiddies making potty talk and ruining the immersion of the game.

2) Only group with Real Life friends and/or your guild, as doing PvP or dungeons with a random group is pure fail and NOT fun.

3) Any players other than your real life friends or guild are just an annoyance, they do exploits, steal kills, compete for loot, ruin the immersion of the game, and just frankly are not needed and get in the way. Who cares what stuff some jerk stranger has....who cares what they have to say. They are just a hinderance and not needed.
Just play with Real life friends and your guild and ignore anyone else.

4) MMORPGs are like going to Disney World, anyone other than the people you went with are just in the way.
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  • samw1nsamw1n Member Posts: 2 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    vinunleaded wrote: »
    1) Turn off General chat, only use chat for your Real Life friends and/or guild, as general chat is full of spammers and WoW kiddies making potty talk and ruining the immersion of the game.

    2) Only group with Real Life friends and/or your guild, as doing PvP or dungeons with a random group is pure fail and NOT fun.

    3) Any players other than your real life friends or guild are just an annoyance, they do exploits, steal kills, compete for loot, ruin the immersion of the game, and just frankly are not needed and get in the way. Who cares what stuff some jerk stranger has....who cares what they have to say. They are just a hinderance and not needed.
    Just play with Real life friends and your guild and ignore anyone else.

    4) MMORPGs are like going to Disney World, anyone other than the people you went with are just in the way.

    Or you could just, you know...play with other people and meet new friends.
  • jmerithewjmerithew Member Posts: 137 Bounty Hunter
    edited May 2013
    vinunleaded wrote: »
    1) Turn off General chat, only use chat for your Real Life friends and/or guild, as general chat is full of spammers and WoW kiddies making potty talk and ruining the immersion of the game.

    2) Only group with Real Life friends and/or your guild, as doing PvP or dungeons with a random group is pure fail and NOT fun.

    3) Any players other than your real life friends or guild are just an annoyance, they do exploits, steal kills, compete for loot, ruin the immersion of the game, and just frankly are not needed and get in the way. Who cares what stuff some jerk stranger has....who cares what they have to say. They are just a hinderance and not needed.
    Just play with Real life friends and your guild and ignore anyone else.

    4) MMORPGs are like going to Disney World, anyone other than the people you went with are just in the way.
    Heres a TLDR for you: Play Skyrim. If you don't like the social aspects plays a good single player RPG
  • muzrub333muzrub333 Member, Neverwinter Beta Users Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    #1 Find an actual MMORPG to play.

    Otherwise have a little fun in a MODC like NW, while you wait for an interesting MMORPG to come out.
  • yeebinyeebin Member Posts: 4 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    Your game is called SWTOR and you can see how well that turned out.
  • clansman2013clansman2013 Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    I can see where the OP is coming from, but I have to disagree. I have actually met the majority of my current real life friends through MMO's and also met my wife while playing an MMO :)
    [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
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