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themightycthulhu
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Why is it when you create a new character you get a cinematic that shows a wizard using a knife not a stupid ball and a cleric turning undead?
They do not do these things in game so why show them?
They do not do these things in game so why show them?
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Sunburst was the thought I had as well, when I started my second character (my first being a Cleric).
When I was starting my first, I assumed it was some form of turning undead as well... but I didn't know anything about the game yet at that point.
Thats cause this game is based on 4th edition, which is NOT Dungeons & Dragons in my book.
3.0/3.5/Pathfinder for the win!
+10 for this i can't believe WOTC is letting Cryptic put their product name on this.
Signed,
Another cleric leaving this game.
Warriors could use just about ANYTHING aside from specialty weapons, but the point is that weapons and armor in GAMES are becoming so restrictive I keep wondering WHY? I know the point of this post is that this game is not D&D but its more glaringly so when you take into account the ways that this game and other 'D&D style' games out there prohibit what weapons classes can use. Restricting it to ONE weapon only is like forcing people to fight one handed.
I'm disturbed by this recent trend, and while I found my initial play through the game enjoyable, I couldn't bear the thought of doing it a second time, on a class I only played because the first one I played was massively nerfed (cleric) and all the rules that usually apply to a cleric, have been, well, neutered.
Sorry, that to me says lazy design, lazy coding, lazy everything, except how to hard ball you into forking over cash.
I see it more as being smart rather than lazy. DnD has a ton of classes. If they plan to add even a third of them they have to look ahead. As for the armor if they don't keep things separate they will have a heck of a time later on. On weapons: most people want different weapon types for the looks more than anything. They can always add weapon skins later.
Too bad, Im honestly gonna miss your posts, even if I didnt know you ingame. Was hoping more people would stay abit longer, but Im not the guy to fault those that leave.
Weaponsmithing is coming with the first module later this summer: http://nw.perfectworld.com/furyofthefeywild
Id like to know this too, please, and added to that; more information just in general on Developer plans and something abit closer to actual dates. Right now it doesn't seem like the communication between customer and developer is ... existant.
The issue is that its the toxic minority of the MMO playerbase that mean developers have to limit the information they give out. Its likely that the developers have a date that they are aiming for, but will move it to tale into account delays and suchlike. However you just know that if they mentioned this date, there would be people here who would start screaming of it had to be changed.
Better to keep things vague. It cannot be claimed that you "promised" anything if you don't talk about anything.
True, to a point; people will also leave (and have already) if the information is too ambigeous or vague, or get tired of getting teased over and over, with so little delivered and never in ways or times they expected.
I just can't see that as a problem here. They announced an expansion the day of launch. With a vague time frame, yes. But its not far off at all. And pretty specific details on the website for it. In addition to a developer blog on the main site with reasons why they are doing it.
As for being teased to long: If someone can't wait a couple months after launch for an expansion... then they have bigger problems to worry about imo.
but then, before 4th Ed a rogue COULD use more than just daggers, I actually think they could use a 2 handed sword, but that it was just not a good idea to have that much weight on you when trying to move silently.
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long story short 4th ED rules **** for anything other than LARP.
edit: put *s in place of all caps curse word, because auto * didn't.
Not that familiar with 4th ed rules. But I'm pretty sure TR can use more than daggers. Even in the game there are a few axes they can use. And I've heard rumors that the xpac will have short swords for them.
As for the rogue in the cinematic using something else... its probably just fore show. And she just hates that undead thing that much. You get the feeling she'd tear the thing up with her bare hands if she had to. They really should have linked her other cinematic with that one.
There IS such a thing as artistic license, however.
I'm squealing man!