No you don't get the point at all, so no wrong again
You apologize for the developers weak design is not about the eye of the behold relativism, which is soccer mom misunderstood politically correctness by the way.
It's about you, lying.
Reality of Dil Vaporizing is the reality of it, there is no escaping it. Not for you, developers, moderators or anyone else.
Where you can handle or not doesn't concern me. I don't put anyone in this situation the developers did
No you don't get the point at all, so no wrong again
You apologize for the developers weak design is not about the eye of the behold relativism, which is soccer mom misunderstood politically correctness by the way.
It's about you, lying.
Reality of Dil Vaporizing is the reality of it, there is no escaping it. Not for you, developers, moderators or anyone else.
Where you can handle or not doesn't concern me. I don't put anyone in this situation the developers did
How are you not lashing out? How can you not accept that you are simply a patron to a service? A service you did not create and only made use of. Your attacks against others who continue to use this service is the evidence when you call peaple "apologizer."
I am not sure what you mean about dilithium vaporization I make as much as I have in the past. As for what ever situation you think we are in, the devs did not put us there. They simply create, it is ourselves that make the decisions for ourselves. You decided for yourself to be here. What is worse is that you seem to remain in it.
When you stylize or portray some one or some thing as a preditor when they are not, you do a disservise to those who are indeed real prey.
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I was Klingon before Klingon was cool.
And how do you explain vesterung's ranting about how the pretendy, fun-time, make-believe ships in a video game are fake?
Hard to say with out therapy. The only fair thing to say is he doesn't like them. I do find it intresting as a focal point. The non-canon star trek video game that is set in it's own future.
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I was Klingon before Klingon was cool.
Hard to say with out therapy. The only fair thing to say is he doesn't like them. I do find it intresting as a focal point. The non-canon star trek video game that is set in it's own future.
Yeah, Vest apparently thinks that anything not seen in the TV show is unworthy of existence. why? don't know or care.
Well, considering I actually LIKE DR's content, your assertion is patently untrue. The only issue I have is that game is now too hard for most of the player base...I personally like it that hard...but I also like having people to play with as well. And at the end of the day, playing with friends beats my need for a challenge. Oh and there is the alt unfriendly aspect as well. That is a pretty big problem for cryptics money making plan(seriously they need to fix this if they want to effectively whale hunt). And I can make sense of all their changes JUST fine thank you very much. They wanted to make changes that people could not max out in a couple of weeks and it's working fine unless your a must have maxxed out everything now for free cry baby (or if you have a lot of alts...seriously, those of you who actively play 18 toons, I feel for ya).
It's not that bad time wise. It only takes me an hour to doff contraband and dilithium on a maxed out account. It has improved since more than one mission finishes at a time.
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I was Klingon before Klingon was cool.
Would someone please explain to me where all this "developer apologism" foolishness came from? I mean, really. Is this someone's best counter or is it all whoever keeps repeating it has left? Sounds like a parrot which has just learned a new phrase. Makes some of us learn quickly to avoid whomever it is who keeps whipping this out in public ad infinitum, ad nauseaum. Man, talk about being a one trick pony. :rolleyes: Sad, really.
I feel very bad for whomever keeps putting this phrase out. I don't dislike them. I feel a strong sense of pity for them. How sad and small must their life be. To apparently spend every waking moment trying desperately to spoil the enjoyment of a not very good online game for everyone else is truly something pathetic. I feel a need to offer prayer for them. For God to place something positive in their life and then point them towards it. To live with this much negativity all around one's self with no hope of ever rising out of it and all over a not very good online game must be more than this person can bear. Which probably explains why they lash out and act out so often. Would others like to join me in praying for this person? Looks like they really need some. All we can muster.
As to those shouting, "players not liking DR". Do not ever again presume to speak for me. Or on my behalf. I have nothing in common with whoever it was who wrote this. I have a mind which I can make up for myself. A feat I have been successfully doing for the last fifty two years. A feat I will continue doing long after STO is long gone.
Not everything in DR is bad. I enjoy the Kobali Battlezone. Sure, I get my head handed to me by the Vaadwaur regularly, but it is still enjoyable. I rather liked "Reunion". But then, I knew Neelix was the comic relief from the start and never expected anything else. The Doctor was dead frakkin' on. As he is one of my favorite Star Trek characters, I am automatically inclined to like anything where he plays a significant role.
Would I prefer some things be different in DR? Sure do. Am I going to point them out? Nope. Others have done a far better job than I could. Would I like a 'Perfect Star Trek Online'? Yes, Thank you. My version of a 'Perfect Star Trek Online' may not be perfect at all for others however. At the end of the day, I am willing to overlook some things. Some Star Trek is far better than no Star Trek. I have gone through the no Star Trek thing before. I did not like it at all.
A six year old boy and his starship. Living the dream.
Would someone please explain to me where all this "developer apologism" foolishness came from? I mean, really. Is this someone's best counter or is it all whoever keeps repeating it has left? Sounds like a parrot which has just learned a new phrase. Makes some of us learn quickly to avoid whomever it is who keeps whipping this out in public ad infinitum, ad nauseaum. Man, talk about being a one trick pony. :rolleyes: Sad, really.
I suspect that the person in question doesn't play the game enough to have a better one.
I propose these poor souls are dramatists pure and simple. They use the "victim card" in an imagined offense. This case "cryptic did it," then they use a form of false "battered wife syndrom," for some reason they can not leave. The alteration is the "champion" complex they wish to portray to the rest of us, by fighting the fore-mentioned offender and any supporters.
They believe a powerful counter attack such as calling those who disbelieve them "apologizers, or apologizing," in this case in hopes to shut down argument. What usually follows in their argument arsenal is either being misunderstood than a second "victim card," against any who have voiced opposition.
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I was Klingon before Klingon was cool.
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You apologize for the developers weak design is not about the eye of the behold relativism, which is soccer mom misunderstood politically correctness by the way.
It's about you, lying.
Reality of Dil Vaporizing is the reality of it, there is no escaping it. Not for you, developers, moderators or anyone else.
Where you can handle or not doesn't concern me. I don't put anyone in this situation the developers did
How are you not lashing out? How can you not accept that you are simply a patron to a service? A service you did not create and only made use of. Your attacks against others who continue to use this service is the evidence when you call peaple "apologizer."
I am not sure what you mean about dilithium vaporization I make as much as I have in the past. As for what ever situation you think we are in, the devs did not put us there. They simply create, it is ourselves that make the decisions for ourselves. You decided for yourself to be here. What is worse is that you seem to remain in it.
When you stylize or portray some one or some thing as a preditor when they are not, you do a disservise to those who are indeed real prey.
I was Klingon before Klingon was cool.
My character Tsin'xing
Hard to say with out therapy. The only fair thing to say is he doesn't like them. I do find it intresting as a focal point. The non-canon star trek video game that is set in it's own future.
I was Klingon before Klingon was cool.
My character Tsin'xing
It's not that bad time wise. It only takes me an hour to doff contraband and dilithium on a maxed out account. It has improved since more than one mission finishes at a time.
I was Klingon before Klingon was cool.
I feel very bad for whomever keeps putting this phrase out. I don't dislike them. I feel a strong sense of pity for them. How sad and small must their life be. To apparently spend every waking moment trying desperately to spoil the enjoyment of a not very good online game for everyone else is truly something pathetic. I feel a need to offer prayer for them. For God to place something positive in their life and then point them towards it. To live with this much negativity all around one's self with no hope of ever rising out of it and all over a not very good online game must be more than this person can bear. Which probably explains why they lash out and act out so often. Would others like to join me in praying for this person? Looks like they really need some. All we can muster.
As to those shouting, "players not liking DR". Do not ever again presume to speak for me. Or on my behalf. I have nothing in common with whoever it was who wrote this. I have a mind which I can make up for myself. A feat I have been successfully doing for the last fifty two years. A feat I will continue doing long after STO is long gone.
Not everything in DR is bad. I enjoy the Kobali Battlezone. Sure, I get my head handed to me by the Vaadwaur regularly, but it is still enjoyable. I rather liked "Reunion". But then, I knew Neelix was the comic relief from the start and never expected anything else. The Doctor was dead frakkin' on. As he is one of my favorite Star Trek characters, I am automatically inclined to like anything where he plays a significant role.
Would I prefer some things be different in DR? Sure do. Am I going to point them out? Nope. Others have done a far better job than I could. Would I like a 'Perfect Star Trek Online'? Yes, Thank you. My version of a 'Perfect Star Trek Online' may not be perfect at all for others however. At the end of the day, I am willing to overlook some things. Some Star Trek is far better than no Star Trek. I have gone through the no Star Trek thing before. I did not like it at all.
My character Tsin'xing
They believe a powerful counter attack such as calling those who disbelieve them "apologizers, or apologizing," in this case in hopes to shut down argument. What usually follows in their argument arsenal is either being misunderstood than a second "victim card," against any who have voiced opposition.
I was Klingon before Klingon was cool.
STO Forum member since before February 2010.
STO Academy's excellent skill planner here: Link
I actually avoid success entirely. It doesn't get me what I want, and the consequences for failure are slim. -- markhawman
Not the only one, my own posts can include grammer and spelling.
I was Klingon before Klingon was cool.