I miss AV speed runs and learning ifrit X
I miss AV speed runs and learning ifrit X
I only miss seeing Dalamud in the sky. The rest of the game had no real lasting charm to me...I was so glad when 1.0 was over.
I miss it so much. I started playing GW2 again...and it's just not the same...at all. Hurry ARR!!
Last edited by valetarkus; 02-20-2013 at 08:36 AM.
The grind to cap. Not when the game very first launched and you could only get SP on your Sentinel if you successfully blocked something... but the grind after that was patched and before the PL patch. I loved following the rankings on Pro's website while everyone was working to hit their first 50.
The huge emphasis on crafting. No other game has that. I hated the ridiculous recipes though - needing to be rank 20 to make a piece needed for gear that only required you to be rank 10 to make was annoying (especially when you often didn't find this out until you were sitting down to make the gear >>>><<<<<).
Levequest parties. The leves themselves were horrible, but meeting up with your LS every reset day to EXP was a lot of fun. No other game I've played is structured where people even want to meet up for exp parties at all.
Slower (not much slower, but a little) combat that was more challenging to master. Killing things isn't fun unless they kill you first many times. I don't see many (if any) battles in these other games that you have to actually learn how to beat. 99% of the time you enter a dungeon you dominate it without ever knowing anything about it = no fun.
The biggest thing of all though, THE COMMUNITY. I felt like I knew everyone on my original server that could speak English. Our chats were never spammed with gold sellers or idiots trolling nonstop. We had LS rivalries, pickup groups actually talked to each other and hanging out in the cities crafting or just posting up in your "LS spot" was really fun.
Last edited by Corleone; 02-18-2013 at 04:52 AM.
The grind to cap. Not when the game very first launched and you could only get SP on your Sentinel if you successful blocked something... but the grind after that was patched and before the PL patch. I loved following the rankings on Pro's website while everyone was working to hit their first 50.
The huge emphasis on crafting. No other game has that. I hated the ridiculous recipes though - needing to be rank 20 to make a piece needed for gear that only required you to be rank 10 to make was annoying (especially when you often didn't find this out until you were sitting down to make the gear >>>><<<<<).
Levequest parties. The leves themselves were horrible, but meeting up with your LS every reset day to EXP was a lot of fun. No other game I've played is structured where people even want to meet up for exp parties at all.
Slower (not much slower, but a little) combat that was more challenging to master. Killing things isn't fun unless they kill you first many times. I don't see many (if any) battles in these other games that you have actually learn how to beat. 99% of the time you enter a dungeon and dominate it without ever knowing anything about it = no fun.
The biggest thing of all though, THE COMMUNITY. I felt like I knew everyone on my original server that could speak English. Our chats were never spammed with gold sellers or idiots trolling nonstop. We had LS rivalries, pickup groups actually talked to each other and hanging out in the cities crafting or just posting up in your "LS spot" was really fun.
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I too loved the huge emphasis on crafting. Actually, at least half of my total time spent online was focused on the merchant play style. Buying, selling, crafting, gathering. It was so much fun, and will be in 2.0 also.
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I should have included this too! While they were very messy and often destroyed by "that guy" who killed your SP because they couldn't comprehend what "only attack the mobs with red names" messages being spammed 100 times in party chat meant *sigh*. =) I still thought they were a lot of fun!
I'll share my similar pic from Karnak ^^
Last edited by Corleone; 02-18-2013 at 05:32 AM.
Sorta feels like finishing the last Robert Jordan "Wheel of Time" book after going through 15 of them and then trying to find other similar stories to replace this epic...at least FFXIV has many more chapters left to come!
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