I'd assume it would end up the same as everything else, load into the dungeon with forced wait times like this instead of the others which could be done in mass pulls and have people not sign up for it or drop as soon as it appears. Least what I feel would happen, I don't mind the idea myself but I wouldn't jump for joy at it either.
Your reaction if SE adds in a Passive Ability to Mobs...
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11-28-2016, 01:29 AMAlphaFox
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11-28-2016, 01:47 AMInori-YuzurihaWhy do you play an MMORPG if your time is limited?Quote:
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11-28-2016, 02:03 AMbass9020They think they are entitled to anything they want and feel things need to change or cater to exactly how they want it even if it affects others, its just the world we live in today :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Inori-Yuzuriha
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11-28-2016, 02:37 AMThunda_Cat_SMASH
I imagine the general consensus would be, 'But muh mindless zerg rush speed runs!' People are kinda addicted to the things by this point. Course, I personally wouldn't complain, I hate mindless 'pull everything and AoE it down' cheese strats and would actually like mobs to remain a relevant threat even at Max ilvl but... then SE would have to tune the content tighter.
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11-28-2016, 02:42 AMZojhaFeel free to spend all that unlimited time of yours to get the know-how and build up a start-up company on your own that caters to nobody but people with unlimited time.Quote:
Originally Posted by bass9020
But I wager doing so would make the time a lot more limited and you'd *gasp* become a casual with limited time yourself. And you'd be unable to play your own games. -
11-28-2016, 02:56 AMbass9020I don't have unlimited time, I go to college, work a full time job and have other responsibilities. But I don't throw around that I have limited time so the game shouldn't grow just because I can't be on all hours of the day. If the game offered features that I couldn't do or wouldn't have time for thats my own issue maybe id try it but if I couldn't then oh well I will wait until I can.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zojha
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11-28-2016, 03:05 AMDustytome
The Aurum Vale would be a great example of why these take your time dungeons don't work. Had to take an alt through for a GC quest and had a string of tanks disappearing before load-in and groups disbanding afterward. It's exciting the first time or two and then it's old content and people just want it over with when they're pulled in for a roulette.
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11-28-2016, 03:28 AMZojhaAnd that's the issue. Why even make a feature most of your playerbase and potential playerbase couldn't do and veil that as "growing the game"?Quote:
Originally Posted by bass9020
You say "that's your own issue", but the gaming market has realized that's not just your issue, but the issue of millions over millions of people as well and consequently decided to address that issue in their design. That's what you call "bending over for them". And that's what turned gaming from a niché activity of kids into a mainstream phenomenon and a great market. -
11-28-2016, 03:34 AMDerio
No, I like my speed runs thank you
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11-28-2016, 03:35 AMbass9020No, it turned it into a "I WANT IT NOW MARKET". People are never satisfied with anything because games have no substance anymore. They are zerg fests to keep the attention of people for 6 seconds and then move on to the next BIG THING. Im not saying the game can't have limited time content, because it is nice to have some things done quickly. Things like dungeons and other instance content should have some added substance that makes it worthwhile, not even difficulty like mess up one mechanic and wipe but AI should be a bit smarter and add to the dungeon in some way.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zojha