Another complaining Thread

[Seleni]

I am completely putting the blame on SE. They developed a system that puts people against each other. Some of us only wanted to play the game for non-instanced housing. After grinding away for hours to get the gil only to be told NO by RNG because there are too many people is a huge kick to the face. I play a game to get distracted from life, not keep living with the same problems I already have to deal with. It becomes less of a game at that point.

I think you picked the wrong genre if that’s what you’re looking for in a video game. MMORPG tend to mirror real life. It’s full of have and have-nots. And everyone’s at the mercy of RNG.

FWIW the people I’d met at the placards were all very friendly. (That is, when people had the energy to chat) Everyone hates the system but accepted that the other players have as much right to go after the plot as they do. The most desperate ones tend to there for FC house, but they still treat people who were there for personal housing nicely. When someone finally got a house after long session, people either congratulated the winner or were just glad it didn’t end in relocation.

Maybe on Siren it’s different?

[Kaiproberts]

I think you picked the wrong genre if that’s what you’re looking for in a video game. MMORPG tend to mirror real life. It’s full of have and have-nots. And everyone’s at the mercy of RNG.

FWIW the people I’d met at the placards were all very friendly. (That is, when people had the energy to chat) Everyone hates the system but accepted that the other players have as much right to go after the plot as they do. The most desperate ones tend to there for FC house, but they still treat people who were there for personal housing nicely. When someone finally got a house after long session, people either congratulated the winner or were just glad it didn’t end in relocation.

Maybe on Siren it’s different?

We are definitely all nice to each other but we are all wallowing around in misery seeing the same people at plots over and over trying to get one.