let's be real here.
Duty Finder is solo play.
You can literally Q for an AK or something, run the entire dungeon for your tomes, without anyone saying a single word.
let's be real here.
Duty Finder is solo play.
You can literally Q for an AK or something, run the entire dungeon for your tomes, without anyone saying a single word.
I hate to break it to you but the multi-player aspect, at least in the sense it once was in these games (as in far more "massive" in a meaningful sense), has already been taken out, by things like instanced dungeons, LFG tools that teleport you to the dungeon, faceroll easy open world content, the separation of PvP & PvE servers, etc... Basically most of the things that encouraged any meaningful interaction between people who did not know each other and encouraged community, MMOs now are played more like solo or co-op game, with a sort of weak level of larger interaction on top of that, with the odd rare exception like EVE Online.
Most MMOs these days simply fail to live up to the name, which is why the genre is such a stagnant mess and the community has degraded to an all-time-low.
P.S - Playing with your wife is merely one rung up the ladder from playing solo, in terms of an MMO it is also ridiculous.
Last edited by Conkers; 10-09-2013 at 02:09 AM.
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