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Torn between this game and another...
Since reading the announcement for the first module this summer, and the event tomorrow I am torn..
Im torn..Go back to GW2 or stay here. After seeing what a fail of of a job Gauntlgrym is/was and how much it lacks, it made me question cryptics ability to give us meaningful content, stuff that anyone can enjoy(guilded or not, casual or not). But the first module looks like its what we need(even though you can say that its content they have had nearly complete but just wanted to hold out for an expansion to give us the illusion of rapid content updates).
Now, on the other hand, GW2 has severely pissed me off over the last few months. Living story, while a unique idea, has been nothing but fluff and temporary filled with horrible RNG. But they listened, and are pumping out less RNG content, more temporary content, and new systems that cater to my playstyle a bit more.
So Im legit torn. I have walked the line between two games before, and I just don't have time to do that.
With Neverwinter:
-I like the combat, the spell/ability effects, the character models/graphics, the dungeony/deathy/undead type of environments(whispering caverns..awsome area). I like the nich
Im torn..Go back to GW2 or stay here. After seeing what a fail of of a job Gauntlgrym is/was and how much it lacks, it made me question cryptics ability to give us meaningful content, stuff that anyone can enjoy(guilded or not, casual or not). But the first module looks like its what we need(even though you can say that its content they have had nearly complete but just wanted to hold out for an expansion to give us the illusion of rapid content updates).
Now, on the other hand, GW2 has severely pissed me off over the last few months. Living story, while a unique idea, has been nothing but fluff and temporary filled with horrible RNG. But they listened, and are pumping out less RNG content, more temporary content, and new systems that cater to my playstyle a bit more.
So Im legit torn. I have walked the line between two games before, and I just don't have time to do that.
With Neverwinter:
-I like the combat, the spell/ability effects, the character models/graphics, the dungeony/deathy/undead type of environments(whispering caverns..awsome area). I like the nich
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I would understand your dilemma about not being able to devote time to two MMOs with more depth or requiring subscription, but don't see why it would be an issue for either of these FTP MMO-lite games.
*shrug*
My girlfriend and I currently spend our time gaming between - Neverwinter, Champions Online, GW2.
Then we have a couple of separate games.
For casual gamers like myself, moving back and forth through the MMOs I like is better than continual grinding on one and getting burned out.
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In short, if you want something different and enjoying playing or making UGC, spend time with Neverwinter. If you prefer a more structured MMO with regular updates, then spend time with GW2.
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This. It's why I don't like subscription MMOs anymore. I don't want to feel like I have to log in as much as possible to "get my money's worth." Play as much as you want, when you want.
I would hardly consider GW2 an MMO-lite game. Even though the content they have been adding is more fluffy and filler than anything else, it is still stuff added constantly for free. And they are trying new things every few months. Guessing that game you are subbed to is WoW...a game that was content to stay static and content for 6 years until this recent xpac.
Still torn tho