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I think it has to do with the transparency of objects. When I look through boxes other character models start flickering like crazy. I've been messing around with my settings to figure out exactly what is causing it but nothing so far. It doesn't cause the game to crash or anything but it's still really annoying when it…
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There's a npc in-town to re-claim the items. Founder agent or something along those lines. Top left corner I think.
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Then don't expect to get the things you want all the time then. Also the dungeon que system for this game is wonky. The groups I've been thrown into have had no balance what so ever. I've even had one with 4 rogues and a gwf. So if you want it to work then somehow get the devs to fix that and tune everything down to make…
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But...this isn't click-to-target. If you are having trouble hitting things, I believe you should practice your aiming. Not to sound mean.
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How are companions handicapping players? If anything it's the complete opposite. Even though there is a difference between having a white companion over purple one, it's not game breaking. If anything the cleric companion heals TOO much. I've run dungeons with 5 dps and 5 cleric companions and the need for potions or a…
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Because they items aren't bind-on-pickup, the loot system works. It allows the other members in the party to possibly trade for an item that they can actually use. I can understand how frustrating it is for this to happen but at lower levels people shouldn't get so bent out of shape over an item that will be replaced in a…
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How is having more bag space and paying money for potions that can be bought cheaply for silver pay to win? So what if you have to empty out your bags more often because of all the junk you pick up and truthfully I have no idea what to do with gold in this game aside from using it to buy kits and potions. Pay to win means…
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No. The imbalance that would create is huge. People who play melee characters would never be able to catch a ranged character if they could move and cast indefinitely. I can agree to an ability that allows them to do so for a specified amount of time though.
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It's not pay to win. It's pay for extra commodities. If there were special weapons, enchants, and buffs that were obtained through the shop then it would indeed be pay to win, but this isn't the case.
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Oops. Just disregard what I had initially put here.
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Ripped off? It's complaining about having to purchase large bags while bringing in a monthly subscription game in order to validate their argument. It's an extremely poor backing to an argument and deserves to be criticized.
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What math are you doing? I've played WoW for almost 6 years with a month-to-month subscription. 6(years) x 12 (months) = 72 (months) x $15 = $1080. And that doesn't include what I had to pay for the game and expansions, the vent server for my guild, and website hosting for the guild site. This game doesn't demand much…
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People really need to stop referencing WoW. You shell out money to buy the game and then shell out more money for a subscription. If you can do that you can afford to spend a $20 for commodities.
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"Oh hey I don't mind spending $15 a month on a game but make me spend $10 for something in a free game and **** is ****ing ridiculous." Seriously? >.>
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Because they have a bad experience with one and the go to thing for them to do is come here to cry. Happens with every game.
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Dazing strike has a ramp up time that is easily dodged. Deft strike moves you to the target but once again you can dodge roll. Both abilities have long enough cooldowns that your stamina will refill before the abilities are even available again. Stop slamming your face on the keyboard and put something thinking and timing…
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I have no idea why people complain about balancing issues with new games. No MMO has ever gotten PvP balanced immediately. Honestly if you're going to bring up huge imbalances, give us examples and numbers. Just yelling out "****** IS SO OP" doesn't help at all. Constructive feedback helps improve games, not whining and…