we will be known as "generations 1.0"
we will be known as "generations 1.0"
What I have shown you is reality. What you remember, that is the illusion.
It does not matter what you call yourself, or what anyone else calls you, as long as you are enjoying your time and having some fun, at least sometimes. ^^
Sure, it might be a waste of time, money, and effort to some, but if you are enjoying that time, it's well worth it.
Funky, my character info did not display before I edited this...
Last edited by Yogard; 10-18-2011 at 02:11 AM.
Testing something...
More naming options:http://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/threads/7006-Make-surnames-optional.
Well what have we all been sticking around for? Early on there was no certainty the game would improve so drastically. This isn't something you can look back from previous experiences from another MMO and say, "It'll be aright, they'll just scrub the entire game and remake it." Who's done that?
I don't have intentions to make us look better over the future generation of players, but we've as a community has come face-to-face with hardships from a video game that should never had been present. The forums haven't just been invaded by ponies, but hate and anger through the months. We've complained, we trolled, we expressed our joy and disappointment. And through it all the FFXIV team listened.
We're the voice of this game, and those of you who don't think that in itself is something remarkable then I'm kind of disappointed.
Generation Bittervet because by 2.0 all the vets will be crotchety and grumpy.Our generation of players, are literally the backbone to all these changes taking place. Our support drives the dev team to continue to produce updates on a complete redesign of a "failed" game. We're a generation like no other, as far as I'm aware, in MMORPG history. I want a god damn name for the history books lol.
And ignore whatever trolls find their way here. Love and tolerate, right?
"Back in my day, you had to press your ability no less than 32 times to make sure it went off."
"I had to walk to the market wards and find the retainer in the snow with no shoes on."
"Ever see a mailbox? Yeah, I didn't see one for two years."
"The UI back in my day was like trying to fit a square peg through a round hole."
etc.
"The generation that never was" :P If you get me
Very simply we will truly be The Old Guard
An Aware, Informed, and Critical community is vital for the success of a game.~ John "Totalbiscuit" Bain
The 2.0 players won't refer to any of us as anything special. Why? Same reason nobody praises those of us who were in the first few shells to kill Dynamis Lord when he was actually hard. Same reason nobody praises vanilla WoW players. There's no point. If anything, it will be derogatory since XIV 2.0 looks far better than anything introduced so far.
They've been making good changes, but still, new players starting in 2.0 will just think, "God, how could they have played this when it was crap?" That's regardless of whether YOU personally think it's crap or not, before the endless, "FFXIV isn't crap," posts start.
As much as I love the beautiful words Kotoshi finds for us, Blarp is right xD
I experienced exactly what he said waaaay too many times in other MMORPGs to not know he's right.
And even though I didn't rub it the new players in the face, by myself I thought:
"I had to bear a time when there were no quests."
"I played this game when it took you months to reach lvl 70 because all you could ever do was grinding, since there was no content at all, and now you do it in 3 days with all your petty exp scrolls and stuff."
"I was already a healer when there was no equipment for healers at all and no auto-heal and I kept people alive by actually PLAYING and concentrating for hours!"
Well, stuff like that
And I just KNOW I'll be thinking the same when FFXIV2.0 hits the servers.
the new players in 2.0 might not call ppl from now anything. but ppl from now might call other ppl from now something
What I have shown you is reality. What you remember, that is the illusion.
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