adults grow up but new players keep coming in. your saying that they won't enjoy what other people enjoyed then? it's not like they are adding a twilight and vampire diaries theme to the game. though i wouldn't put it past them either lol.
you are right though, it's like heroin your never gonna get that exact same feeling as the first. but it does have to do with how the game is produced and who it's produced for. mmo's are short lived. and as year goes by you'll realize your paying monthly for an offline game with people in it.
as for the 16people killing crabs over literally just running around spot to spot doing quests that you don't even read, yeah huge difference but i like the crabs with 16people to roll with over ..solo'ing quests. if i want to enjoy flowers they won't be of the digital kind. but either way i bring up ffxi again, but lol that game had so much exploring in it. the problem people have is that leveling is separated. witch only helps layer a mmo more.
it's not nostalgia or age that keeps you from not liking other mmo's anymore. read all the threads in every forum for every mmo. either way it's about cash and how people are side lined out of there own enjoyment to sqeeze more people and profits. just like someone else said earlier this is happening with tv and movies too. can't enjoy even a syfy series without it trying to grab other types of audience by adding filler and garbage to it. or using the same name of old just to get old and new into it. in the end we are all getting half of what we used to.
SE stop doing the "norm"
Vue imprimable
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19/10/2012, 16h33strallaalaa
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19/10/2012, 16h42RudyFailsYou know, I just really fucking hate when people try to tell me that what I find fun, isn't fun because they say so.Citation:
Oh boy, 16 people charging onto one crab does not look completely absurd and ridiculous. Also sticking around one small square foot in the entire map as compared to the exploration that questing can give you. and dungeons too. No no no, camping crabs for hours on end is FAR more enjoyable than that.
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19/10/2012, 16h59RuisuSo you want poor dated game design? Sorry, I don't like wandering around for hours just to speak to one NPC to talk around for hours to speak to another NPC just to speak to another NPC to spend hours looking for one cryptic well hidden dungeon and complete the quest in a matter of days.Citation:
Envoyé par Rokien
They're not telling you to do anything with this setup, if anything, shit like level caps is the company forcing you to do something in a particular manner.Citation:
Envoyé par Rokien
Funny, your profile says you're a lancer. If you're relying on auto-attack as a means of anything but getting TP, you're pretty awful at your job. You should be weaponskilling at least 80% of the battle, and even then you're hitting Throw to gain TP faster. TERA's combat grows stale very fast. Good as it may be it's incredibly repetitive because the lack of abilities in general. Blade and Soul is far worse with this problem. But hey if mashing a button to hit = fun for you, then go play one of those stale games instead of trying to ruin this one.Citation:
Envoyé par Rokien
So you want an MMO to get lost in, but the world isn't a factor in that? Cool, you have no idea what you're talking about.Citation:
Envoyé par Rokien
All of the fucking content in FFXIV right now requires a party. All of it. I cannot just go to hamlet to join in because I need 7 more people. I can't solo Garuda. I can't solo Nael Hard. I cannot solo HNMs. I can't even fucking get into Toto-Rak without getting another person. Where's the singleplayer aspect at?Citation:
Envoyé par Rokien
You have no idea what you're talking about anymore Rokien. Just stop.
The same goes for people who try to tell me that what I find fun isn't. LOL MODERN MMO PLAYERS LOVE THEIR HANDS BEING HELD.Citation:
Envoyé par RudyFails
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19/10/2012, 16h59Davorok
I think FFXIV ARR is going to be a huge hit...in Japan...on the PS3.
I believe that has been their target audience from the very beginning and from what I have seen, the PS3 audience is very much looking forward to this game.
I couldn't find the article but I remember Yoshi P saying that they are not trying to corner the market on PC MMO's because there are so many already for people to choose from but rather they are trying to bring the "MMO Experience" to console gamers.
FFXI was also originally a PS2 game (It was released in Japan on May 16, 2002 for Sony's PlayStation 2, and for Microsoft's Windows-based personal computers in November of that year. The PC version was later released in North America on October 28, 2003, and the PlayStation 2 version on March 23, 2004. In Europe, only the Windows version was released, on September 17, 2004. An Xbox 360 version was released worldwide in April 2006 for all regions, as the system's first MMORPG and first cross-platform MMORPG.
SO what is my point, esp in this threrad? My point is that Hardcore PC MMO Players were never SE's target audience (although they were the audience that embraced XI) but they hope to create a fun, playable, casual console MMO that can also be played (and enjoyed) on PC...
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19/10/2012, 19h35LuxLux
Unhappy people are just unhappy with anything. If "old" players are unable to enjoy what they have today, it is just because they now are old and feel the past it's better and it's not. It's just the lack of ability to appreciate the evolution of things even if they are minimal. Things are always getting better but you need to stop comparing the past or you'll be blind with just your nostalgia of the past.
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19/10/2012, 19h55strallaalaathat's like saying i don't like fighter games like street fighter any more cause they are getting better. the only thing changing in those games is they are getting more complex. longer strings of combo's or what have you. take more time to memorize and get good at characters. doesn't mean they can't make a A+ fighter that is more simpler. so yeah i'm getting older, i don't smoke pot and play all day, i can't kick a teens butt in it. but why are mmo's getting stupider and stupider to play and dumbed down while all other genre are being taken up a notch.Citation:
Envoyé par LuxLux
the reality is we should have everything we had back then with the new. also it's a fact that no matter what at the end of the day it's asking for more in a game not less. then who ever doesn't want to do more doesn't have to. create a top notch mmo then add ways to make it easier with options for others, or separate servers. rather then just start at the bottom and screw everyone else cause it's cheap, easy and probably way more profitable. -
19/10/2012, 21h24AntipikaNo they won't enjoy what you did back then. Did you enjoy the same things as your parents when you were a kid? Most likely not. (Could it be movies, music, books, etc.)Citation:
Envoyé par strallaalaa
Video games/MMOs are no different. Customers evolve, games need to adapt.
Implying other genres aren't becoming easier as well. If you take offline FF, say hi to "Retry" feature. Gameover don't even have a meaning any more, you can just restart any fight when you want. You're not even forced to die.Citation:
but why are mmo's getting stupider and stupider to play and dumbed down while all other genre are being taken up a notch.
Fail your opening? No problem => restart. We are far from old RPG where you had to do a 30-60 minutes dungeon before getting to the final boss and you were put in a "stressful" situation because failing would mean do the whole dungeon again.
Sure few niche game are still becoming harder and harder with time (some fighters but also music games or sports games etc.) but these were games that were already hard to master and competitive back in the days. -
19/10/2012, 21h26Aztlan
What's the difference or SE providing a (!) and you logging on to Alla k~ and looking at the walkthrough. I say thanks SE!
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19/10/2012, 21h31BabydollIf that is the case..that makes me sad ._. PC will always be far superior to consoles. I would never even consider owning a console..I do not like inferior things. I understand why some people have them but I have no interest in it.Citation:
I couldn't find the article but I remember Yoshi P saying that they are not trying to corner the market on PC MMO's because there are so many already for people to choose from but rather they are trying to bring the "MMO Experience" to console gamers.
Also how does one know SE is doing the norm when the game is not out yet? Well not even the fact that it is not out...they have not given us any solid information or released the beta for us to judge and critique it. There is no point in giving feedback on something we have not had the chance to hands on experience. We simply do not have enough information about the game to make proper judgement. :P -
19/10/2012, 21h47ElexiaPeople bring up FFXI a lot because it's a successful MMORPG that the same people made and most likely the MMO that'll still outlast XIV no matter what they do to it. It's really, really not that hard of a concept to grasp about people telling SE to look back at what they did with XI, take what works and go on from there.Citation:
Envoyé par BruceyBruceyBangBang
It's something that every MMO developer has been doing for years including Blizzard since you know people like to say they invented the MMO genre with WoW and all.