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notsheriffsrsnotsheriffsrs Banned Users Posts: 396 Bounty Hunter
edited October 2014 in General Discussion (PC)
What's going on here? About 20 people from my friend's list and a lot of my guild mates will be leaving the game very soon.

Their reason when I asked them? few quotes

"This game is too hard to keep up with... I put everything Legendary and they release new ones.. it's too much" -21K HR

"I can no longer keep up with this game, it's taking too much of my time with the grind" - 22K GWF

"The powercreep is too much for casual players" ~17K CW


etc etc.

Cool it off with the new equipment/RNG/module releases devs.
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  • angryspriteangrysprite Member Posts: 4,982 Arc User
    edited October 2014
    So they haven't left yet? Sounds like fear mongering to me.

    PRO TIP: If all your friends leave the game but you don't: find new, better friends. This looks like nothing but a passive-aggressive swipe at the game studio.
  • burkaancburkaanc Member Posts: 2,186 Arc User
    edited October 2014
    a lot of ppl are really pissed about what they are doing with this game. There is not much to do now here, run mod4 stuff? why it doesnt drop anything. i dont even bother with dailies anymore. imho one good F2P action mmorpg launch could easily take 25%~30% of the playerbase in a month
    So they haven't left yet? Sounds like fear mongering to me.

    PRO TIP: If all your friends leave the game but you don't: find new, better friends. This looks like nothing but a passive-aggressive swipe at the game studio.

    actually u just leave with them and find a new, better game.
    friends>game
    Paladin Master Race
  • group5egroup5e Member Posts: 294 Arc User
    edited October 2014
    So they haven't left yet? Sounds like fear mongering to me.

    PRO TIP: If all your friends leave the game but you don't: find new, better friends. This looks like nothing but a passive-aggressive swipe at the game studio.

    Nah... he/she is right. My friend's list is remarkably empty as well in the last couple of weeks. I'm getting basically the exact same responses whenever I ask people that are on. I'm not sure that they are quitting necessarily, but I know they are exploring other options. Not sure how this is a passive-aggressive swipe at the studio as I think the message is pretty blunt. Guess anything that might have the semblance of truth may be construed as a negative swipe...
  • frishterfrishter Member Posts: 3,522 Arc User
    edited October 2014
    Not sure why people even bother defending this game. That's not to say they haven't listened to the community for some things or released some nice stuff. But seriously, so much punishment, so many bugs, the forums... well you know, the refining system is a pain to use, gear has massively inflated higher than content, the ladder side is inferior to other games, plus the economy has been wrecked twice. I could go on.

    Looking at the test server, despite people complaining about some dailies being a pain or being able to be ninjad, it seems they still don't learn. At least there's just one zone. Hopefully there's more adjustments to be made but when there's the same complaints each module...
  • kattefjaeskattefjaes Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Hero Users Posts: 2,270 Bounty Hunter
    edited October 2014
    frishter wrote: »
    the refining system is a pain to use, gear has massively inflated higher than content

    Yes to both. The double enchants weekend is a nice idea, but taking advantage of it was a pain. Doing the Endless Bloody Dailies(tm), my 30 slot bag was filling up amazingly fast. Tripping back to PE and emptying it frequently, and then shovelling them from mail into artifacts produced a horrifying amount of clawfinger. The UI for refinement is curiously horrible and punitively painful- needs a usability pass.

    As for outgearing the content, you're right. The only way that I can sidestep it is to dig out neglected characters and "overhaul" them. This is curiously at odds with the alt-hostile nature of the dailies. We're definitely getting mixed messages here.

    I'm lucky, my guild are absolutely lovely, great company and good for some dungeons most days. However, I have seen people on my friends list vanish too. There's a balkanization afoot. There are still people out there worth playing with, but it doesn't look as healthy as it did.
  • frishterfrishter Member Posts: 3,522 Arc User
    edited October 2014
    kattefjaes wrote: »
    Yes to both. The double enchants weekend is a nice idea, but taking advantage of it was a pain. Doing the Endless Bloody Dailies(tm), my 30 slot bag was filling up amazingly fast. Tripping back to PE and emptying it frequently, and then shovelling them from mail into artifacts produced a horrifying amount of clawfinger. The UI for refinement is curiously horrible and punitively painful- needs a usability pass.

    As for outgearing the content, you're right. The only way that I can sidestep it is to dig out neglected characters and "overhaul" them. This is curiously at odds with the alt-hostile nature of the dailies. We're definitely getting mixed messages here.

    I'm lucky, my guild are absolutely lovely, great company and good for some dungeons most days. However, I have seen people on my friends list vanish too. There's a balkanization afoot. There are still people out there worth playing with, but it doesn't look as healthy as it did.

    I used to like dungeons but it's been weeks doing one because it's not worth it, though I did do 3 runs today of LoL since I wanted to see the change where you had to supposedly kill both scorpions at once, though I saw no change which is confusing... I used to like events too but I didn't bother. Played pit fight event once, did my usual dailies for the 2x enchantment weekend without caring for it. Though it's nice to still have for those who do want to farm for it who still need to catch up. I did decide to invest in something though which I won't mention in case I want to invest into more.

    I feel really alone in this game. The raid might be nice though. Tiamat looks cool and the first few stages were challenging with just me in one area, though should be easy when more people are expected to take part. Organisation is pants on preview so far, though idk if me messing up my sleep pattern means that I miss out on some formations :D. It'd be nice to actually have compelling content. Gaming seems to have affected me in a way that I'm uninterested to really try other things.

    I can see why people can be fanboys of other companies, for example apple is good at marketing themselves as a thing of quality or other companies may care about providing value. Here, there's just a line of things that punish player, make customers not feel valued, not have value, and not have high quality. The combat may be great allowing it to be simple but very involving but it's let down by the rest of the flaws since last year in particular.

    Plus there's also the fact that we're not allowed to mention cake.
  • group5egroup5e Member Posts: 294 Arc User
    edited October 2014
    kattefjaes wrote: »
    Yes to both. The double enchants weekend is a nice idea, but taking advantage of it was a pain. Doing the Endless Bloody Dailies(tm), my 30 slot bag was filling up amazingly fast. Tripping back to PE and emptying it frequently, and then shovelling them from mail into artifacts produced a horrifying amount of clawfinger. The UI for refinement is curiously horrible and punitively painful- needs a usability pass.

    As for outgearing the content, you're right. The only way that I can sidestep it is to dig out neglected characters and "overhaul" them. This is curiously at odds with the alt-hostile nature of the dailies. We're definitely getting mixed messages here.

    I'm lucky, my guild are absolutely lovely, great company and good for some dungeons most days. However, I have seen people on my friends list vanish too. There's a balkanization afoot. There are still people out there worth playing with, but it doesn't look as healthy as it did.

    Ya the double enchant and double RP weekends are definitely awesome and much needed.

    As for alts, the dailies can be daunting that's for sure. I've found the best way to level them is actually once they hit level 26, I ignore most of the quest line and just do the ToD dailies and do the quest line secondarily. By the time I hit 60, I'm close to getting the artifact weapon (I always get this first and bypass skirmish and dungeon). Then I concentrate on dungeon and skirmish. Once this is done, I'm finished with the ToD campaign and move on to a different alt. I throw Dread Ring in sporadically as it gets done quickly anyhow and Sharandar is considered a long-term goal (over the ToD final two boons). In fact, I don't even bother unlocking VT and MC on any toon but my main as it is a complete waste of AD and time with the new gear.
  • khimera906khimera906 Member, NW M9 Playtest Posts: 898 Arc User
    edited October 2014
    Yeah, I agree. Too much new (but very familiar) content that's not very polished/not very well thought out. It's not an uncommon opinion, but I don't understand what you hope to accomplish with this thread. Scare the developers? Are you trying to get Module 5 canceled a couple of months before launch? Seriously, this is nothing but pointless drama.
    We've said out piece many times. I think they got point by now, and hopefully they will do things differently in the future
    I hate dancing with Lady Luck. She always steps on my toes.
  • group5egroup5e Member Posts: 294 Arc User
    edited October 2014
    khimera906 wrote: »
    I think they got point by now...

    After 4 modules, what makes you think this?
  • kattefjaeskattefjaes Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Hero Users Posts: 2,270 Bounty Hunter
    edited October 2014
    group5e wrote: »
    As for alts, the dailies can be daunting that's for sure. I've found the best way to level them is actually once they hit level 26, I ignore most of the quest line and just do the ToD dailies and do the quest line secondarily. By the time I hit 60, I'm close to getting the artifact weapon (I always get this first and bypass skirmish and dungeon). Then I concentrate on dungeon and skirmish. Once this is done, I'm finished with the ToD campaign and move on to a different alt. I throw Dread Ring in sporadically as it gets done quickly anyhow and Sharandar is considered a long-term goal (over the ToD final two boons). In fact, I don't even bother unlocking VT and MC on any toon but my main as it is a complete waste of AD and time with the new gear.

    Ah, my issue is different. I have all classes at 60, reasonably geared. All completed Shar and DR. A couple have completed IWD. One has completed ToD. Can you see the trend here?
  • khimera906khimera906 Member, NW M9 Playtest Posts: 898 Arc User
    edited October 2014
    group5e wrote: »
    After 4 modules, what makes you think this?
    Getting the point is not the same thing as implementing what they've learned. That will take some time.
    Come on, man! I'm just trying to stay optimistic here...
    I hate dancing with Lady Luck. She always steps on my toes.
  • sancidsancid Member Posts: 40 Arc User
    edited October 2014
    7 of my guildmates, all who were religious players, all quit after getting bored with the tod grind and not being able to get any book drops
  • letojarred1letojarred1 Member Posts: 306 Arc User
    edited October 2014
    You guys are all so negative :(
    but its true, last february our mumble is nearly full and in guild 2-6 pages of Online players.
    Now its a miracle to have 10 players
    IDK why I still play this game though,
    PVE is easy
    PVP is broken, you need to play the fotm to get your stress out, or stick to your class and burn your brows.
    I just leveled my weapon and belt to legendary for 2 toons, my fingers are still sore and that was a week ago.
    I stop doing my ToD campaign after having the 3rd boon, its too much for me. It feels like a job now! and next mod my items will be outdated.
    StrawberryCheesecake TR
    BlackberryCheesecake CW
    [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
    CheeseCake House :o
  • group5egroup5e Member Posts: 294 Arc User
    edited October 2014
    khimera906 wrote: »
    Getting the point is not the same thing as implementing what they've learned. That will take some time.
    Come on, man! I'm just trying to stay optimistic here...

    No worries I understand! I do think its important to remain optimistic as well and try to hold on to what the game does well as opposed to its negatives. I do believe that "getting the point" IS the same thing is implementing it in a consumer-driven business. Most businesses discover that consumers don't have patience for "implementation" and business is results-driven. Getting to the results shouldn't be the concern of the consumer, however, most reasonable people realize that changes can take a little time.

    My simple philosophy has shifted dramatically since Mod 4 has been released. I've stopped supporting this game through any form of zen purchases, HOWEVER, I haven't stopped playing because I DO remain optimistic and I DO enjoy the gameplay. IF the game makes the necessary corrections and listens to the player base, I may continue my zen support (this includes converting ad to zen), if not... well... things begin to look even more bleak.

    With that said, a lot of players have been expressing concern over the last 2 modules of the state of this game and these concerns are perceived to be ignored (whether that's actually the case or not is a different story). So many people are feeling like this and they can't all possibly be misguided.

    I am with you though, and remain hopeful that they can make the necessary corrections and modifications to improve the state of the game in the upcoming module.
  • ironzerg79ironzerg79 Member, Neverwinter Moderator, NW M9 Playtest Posts: 4,942 Arc User
    edited October 2014
    So they haven't left yet? Sounds like fear mongering to me.

    PRO TIP: If all your friends leave the game but you don't: find new, better friends. This looks like nothing but a passive-aggressive swipe at the game studio.

    This.

    I love it when people think that adding someone to a "friend's list" makes them your friend. It doesn't. The fact that you refer to them as a class and gearscore tells me that.

    My community continues to be active. There's ebbs and flows, but we keep recruiting and engaging people as people, not some name on a list to be messaged when you need a 5th for a speed run of CN.

    Here's a tip. If you don't know someone's real name, or something about the person, they're not your friend. They're just a name on a list. Communities that are real communities, where people are valued more than gearscores, continue to grow and thrive. But that's the same for every MMO. Neverwinter is no exception.
    "Meanwhile in the moderator's lounge..."
    i7TZDZK.gif?1
  • pointsmanpointsman Member Posts: 2,327 Arc User
    edited October 2014
    another Monday, another "this game sucks so bad all my friends have left even though I am still playing this terrible terrible game" thread.

    yawn
  • xd108xxd108x Member Posts: 142 Arc User
    edited October 2014
    Personally I tend to only add people to friend's list who I feel are good to play with, so for me they actually care and think about the people they play with in parties instead of only using them to fill the numbers for a group and then proceed to do their own thing in dungeons etc without any regard for others.

    For those people who are 18k+ GS and r complaining about how it's too much effort to be good at the game or compete with others I say...stop being an elitist and trying to be the best at everything >< No one is forcing you to grind/farm to get your artefacts to max level, be the best dps in PvP or PvE or have the highest GS. This is just too many player's attitude when they could just try on focusing on enjoying what game content there is or aiming for certain gear/items they need but not being all obsessive about it.

    I am one of the people that will be quitting or at least playing a lot less soon tho (even tho Mod 5 looks promising and I appreciate all the work the Devs are doing), this is not for the same reasons mentioned in this post tho but more to do with how this game is played by so many players, balance issues between classes and how the game mechanics let people get away with just outgearing content in favour of requiring actual tactics and teamwork. So will be returning to another well known MMO that I feel has had that for a long time...but I hope this game will keep improving and should come back to it :)
  • frishterfrishter Member Posts: 3,522 Arc User
    edited October 2014
    pointsman wrote: »
    another Monday, another "this game sucks so bad all my friends have left even though I am still playing this terrible terrible game" thread.

    yawn

    And yet someone who refuses to acknowledge there's an issue. Someday you'll probably find out though.
  • angryspriteangrysprite Member Posts: 4,982 Arc User
    edited October 2014
    Well, here's the thing (and this is addressed to the OP and those agreeing with them):
    • FACT: You're still here.
    • FACT: As was stated by another: "Friends" aren't really" (paraphrased). They're play-buddy acquaintances whose real names you don't even know.
    • FACT: This thread is simple "fear-mongering" with intent to paint the the game as a (future) failure, nothing more.
    • FACT: Refer to the top of this list.


    I'm not defending the game or the company. I am simply calling-out the OP for what it is: BSHogwash.

    Why does something that others say bring you so much "fear", OP?

    It tells me this:

    EITHER:
    You are so much in love with this game that you *fear* your pretend "friends" will leave you behind.
    OR
    You are just trying to make the game, and by extension the game studio look bad.

    FACT: Most people who choose to leave the game do so without any public announcement, much less "fanfare".

    -shrugs-
  • koalazebra1koalazebra1 Member Posts: 1,173 Bounty Hunter
    edited October 2014
    pointsman wrote: »
    another Monday, another "this game sucks so bad all my friends have left even though I am still playing this terrible terrible game" thread.

    yawn

    another monday has come and you still have no clue what's going on.

    yawn
  • luxarkluxark Member, Neverwinter Beta Users Posts: 1 Arc User
    edited October 2014
    EITHER:
    You are so much in love with this game that you *fear* your pretend "friends" will leave you behind.
    OR
    You are just trying to make the game, and by extension the game studio look bad.

    Or he does like the game and does not want it to fail.
    Cryptic does not exactly have a reputation as a developer who supports its games to 100 percent.
    *cough* Champions Online *cough*
  • ironzerg79ironzerg79 Member, Neverwinter Moderator, NW M9 Playtest Posts: 4,942 Arc User
    edited October 2014
    And I know this is really going to butter people's biscuits, but guess what?

    Cryptic knows exactly how many people log in, how often they play, how many new accounts get created and how many go "inactive". They don't need you making stuff up about your friend's list to determine how many people are playing, and how many people are "leaving".
    "Meanwhile in the moderator's lounge..."
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  • angryspriteangrysprite Member Posts: 4,982 Arc User
    edited October 2014
    luxark wrote: »
    Or he does like the game and does not want it to fail.
    Cryptic does not exactly have a reputation as a developer who supports its games to 100 percent.
    *cough* Champions Online *cough*

    Touché.

    LOL
  • group5egroup5e Member Posts: 294 Arc User
    edited October 2014
    I'm not defending the game or the company.

    Yes you are and that's ok. Just have the guts to admit it is all. You are allowed to have your opinion and that's cool.
    You are so much in love with this game that you *fear* your pretend "friends" will leave you behind.

    Well a lot of people on my friends list are people that I have gamed with over the years not people I just met. Also people I actually know "in real life", some I work with. So that argument may address some people, but not all of them. By the way, not really sure why you are attacking the OP so strongly here for stating his/her observations.
    You are just trying to make the game, and by extension the game studio look bad.

    What's the motive for this? So you think people are just randomly trying to make the game studio "look bad"? And if this is really the case, why are you so affected by it?
    FACT: Most people who choose to leave the game do so without any public announcement, much less "fanfare".

    Although I suspect this is true, you choosing to put "Fact" in front of everything that you can't substantiate further invalidates your argument. In my case, 2 of the "facts" that you've stated are completely incorrect.
  • angryspriteangrysprite Member Posts: 4,982 Arc User
    edited October 2014
    group5e wrote: »
    Although I suspect this is true, you choosing to put "Fact" in front of everything that you can't substantiate further invalidates your argument. In my case, 2 of the "facts" that you've stated are completely incorrect.

    I bring your attention to the operative, which is "most" - hence: fact. :)

    Contextual note: Fact: most players of this and most other online games do not participate in the forums.

    Either way, we're splitting hairs. Cryptic knows how many players there have been, there are, and probably even has projections of how many there *will* be. Which makes this thread a moot point, other than to "passive-aggressively" take a swipe at the game and company from the OP's viewpoint, which is okay, I suppose.

    However, as I always point-out: a gripe is a legitimate gripe when an alternative to the gripe is proffered, no matter how fanatical or silly. But a gripe without such is just whining.

    I agree with many of the sentiments expressed:
    "This game is too hard to keep up with... I put everything Legendary and they release new ones.. it's too much"
    Only if you're trying to zerg the game. Why not just just take your time and enjoy the journey? I've been playing since closed beta and Alpha - my very first "live" character is only now starting to explore Sharandar; Mod ONE.

    "I can no longer keep up with this game, it's taking too much of my time with the grind"
    I repeat: WTF is the big hurry? If it's taking too much of your time, perhaps a reevaluation of life-priorities is in order?

    "The powercreep is too much for casual players"
    Yes it is, unless you stop trying to zerg the game. Enjoy the journey and the "power-creep" will grow smoothly with you. This one is apparently a PvP Player who is (rightly) dissatisfied with the PvP aspect of the game.

    None of these sentiments are news. The same arguments have been made over and over. I don't think Cryptic is ignoring them - they know these sentiments. But also they have data none of us can see and that data is what (I am relatively sure) they prioritize their development efforts on.

    Either way, I've said my piece on this subject. I'm not trying to bash on anyone or debunk anyone else's point of view. But here's a another fact: The squeakiest wheels are always the loudest, rarely the majority. I know better than to attempt changing anyone's mind and have no interest in that.

    Just pointing out that sometimes truth hurts.
  • rayrdanrayrdan Member Posts: 5,410 Arc User
    edited October 2014
    I bring your attention to the operative, which is "most" - hence: fact. :)

    Contextual note: Fact: most players of this and most other online games do not participate in the forums.

    Either way, we're splitting hairs. Cryptic knows how many players there have been, there are, and probably even has projections of how many there *will* be. Which makes this thread a moot point, other than to "passive-aggressively" take a swipe at the game and company from the OP's viewpoint, which is okay, I suppose.

    However, as I always point-out: a gripe is a legitimate gripe when an alternative to the gripe is proffered, no matter how fanatical or silly. But a gripe without such is just whining.

    I agree with many of the sentiments expressed:
    "This game is too hard to keep up with... I put everything Legendary and they release new ones.. it's too much"
    Only if you're trying to zerg the game. Why not just just take your time and enjoy the journey? I've been playing since closed beta and Alpha - my very first "live" character is only now starting to explore Sharandar; Mod ONE.

    "I can no longer keep up with this game, it's taking too much of my time with the grind"
    I repeat: WTF is the big hurry? If it's taking too much of your time, perhaps a reevaluation of life-priorities is in order?

    "The powercreep is too much for casual players"
    Yes it is, unless you stop trying to zerg the game. Enjoy the journey and the "power-creep" will grow smoothly with you. This one is obviously a PvP Player who is (rightly) dissatisfied with the PvP aspect of the game.

    None of these sentiments are news. The same arguments have been made over and over. I don't think Cryptic is ignoring them - they know these sentiments. But also they have data none of us can see and that data is what (I am relatively sure) they prioritize their development efforts on.

    Either way, I've said my piece on this subject. I'm not trying to bash on anyone or debunk anyone else's point of view. But here's a another fact: The squeakiest wheels are always the loudest, rarely the majority. I know better than to attempt changing anyone's mind and have no interest in that.

    Just pointing out that sometimes truth hurts.

    i play the new contents:
    new contents brings new gears.
    i want the new gears.

    period. if you dont enjoy the mmorpg grind that is your fault not ours.

    new overpowered gear refinable by RP is ok.
    throwing that legendary every 3 months not.

    if this is the trend we should be able to use our old gear to refine the new one or they can say goodbye to lot of people. Me too.

    "Only if you're trying to zerg the game. Why not just just take your time and enjoy the journey? I've been playing since closed beta and Alpha - my very first "live" character is only now starting to explore Sharandar; Mod ONE."
    you are not slowing down...you are sleeping on the keyboard
  • group5egroup5e Member Posts: 294 Arc User
    edited October 2014
    I bring your attention to the operative, which is "most" - hence: fact. :)

    Contextual note: Fact: most players of this and most other online games do not participate in the forums.

    Either way, we're splitting hairs. Cryptic knows how many players there have been, there are, and probably even has projections of how many there *will* be. Which makes this thread a moot point, other than to "passive-aggressively" take a swipe at the game and company from the OP's viewpoint, which is okay, I suppose.

    However, as I always point-out: a gripe is a legitimate gripe when an alternative to the gripe is proffered, no matter how fanatical or silly. But a gripe without such is just whining.

    I agree with many of the sentiments expressed:
    "This game is too hard to keep up with... I put everything Legendary and they release new ones.. it's too much"
    Only if you're trying to zerg the game. Why not just just take your time and enjoy the journey? I've been playing since closed beta and Alpha - my very first "live" character is only now starting to explore Sharandar; Mod ONE.

    "I can no longer keep up with this game, it's taking too much of my time with the grind"
    I repeat: WTF is the big hurry? If it's taking too much of your time, perhaps a reevaluation of life-priorities is in order?

    "The powercreep is too much for casual players"
    Yes it is, unless you stop trying to zerg the game. Enjoy the journey and the "power-creep" will grow smoothly with you. This one is obviously a PvP Player who is (rightly) dissatisfied with the PvP aspect of the game.

    None of these sentiments are news. The same arguments have been made over and over. I don't think Cryptic is ignoring them - they know these sentiments. But also they have data none of us can see and that data is what (I am relatively sure) they prioritize their development efforts on.

    Either way, I've said my piece on this subject. I'm not trying to bash on anyone or debunk anyone else's point of view. But here's a another fact: The squeakiest wheels are always the loudest, rarely the majority. I know better than to attempt changing anyone's mind and have no interest in that.

    Just pointing out that sometimes truth hurts.

    Fair enough. Although I respect your opinion, I disagree with it. I do however, appreciate a well written response that doesn't deteriorate into a complete meltdown regardless of the opinion stated. xD
  • khimera906khimera906 Member, NW M9 Playtest Posts: 898 Arc User
    edited October 2014
    group5e wrote: »
    No worries I understand! I do think its important to remain optimistic as well and try to hold on to what the game does well as opposed to its negatives. I do believe that "getting the point" IS the same thing is implementing it in a consumer-driven business. Most businesses discover that consumers don't have patience for "implementation" and business is results-driven. Getting to the results shouldn't be the concern of the consumer, however, most reasonable people realize that changes can take a little time.

    My simple philosophy has shifted dramatically since Mod 4 has been released. I've stopped supporting this game through any form of zen purchases, HOWEVER, I haven't stopped playing because I DO remain optimistic and I DO enjoy the gameplay. IF the game makes the necessary corrections and listens to the player base, I may continue my zen support (this includes converting ad to zen), if not... well... things begin to look even more bleak.

    With that said, a lot of players have been expressing concern over the last 2 modules of the state of this game and these concerns are perceived to be ignored (whether that's actually the case or not is a different story). So many people are feeling like this and they can't all possibly be misguided.

    I am with you though, and remain hopeful that they can make the necessary corrections and modifications to improve the state of the game in the upcoming module.
    Don't get me wrong I do agree with you - people want results, and I do too, but I get the feeling that they have a lot of content planed in advance and they are not going to cancel all that and start working on what we want. To me it looks like most of the time they stick with what they have planed, and give us what we want little-by-little along the way.
    I hate dancing with Lady Luck. She always steps on my toes.
  • luxarkluxark Member, Neverwinter Beta Users Posts: 1 Arc User
    edited October 2014
    Only if you're trying to zerg the game. Why not just just take your time and enjoy the journey? I've been playing since closed beta and Alpha - my very first "live" character is only now starting to explore Sharandar; Mod ONE.

    Well, you are a completely different type of player. A lot of people need actual targets they can aim for to have fun, me included. I can not just jump around like in fairy-wonder-land and revel in graphics- and leveldesign forever. I need actual gameplay and a reachable goal.
    I suppose this is one of the reasons why i dislike games that define themselfes just by graphics.
  • mehguy138mehguy138 Member Posts: 1,803 Arc User
    edited October 2014
    STO and CO 5 Year Lifer.

    You either stop arguing with him completely, or...well, stop arguing with him completely. He's defending Cryptic as hard as he can. I can't say it's bad, it's just an opinion, the bad is that he's trying to make all other opinions look wrong.

    As for argument "you're still here". Me too, browsing the forums, hoping for better future, but I don't play anymore, spent a few hours on preview and that's all. None of my real life friends plays this game anymore either, but we used to buy zen and have fun.

    FACT: this game's going downhill. <- am I doing it right?
    M6 almost drains your soul given how boring it is. (c) joocycuzzzzzz
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