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Reader Comments (4)
Posted: Nov 7th 2009 9:12AM Psychotic Storm said
Yes you can see from the first month if you like the flavour, the setting or the background, but how the game handles how the game plays content and all that, after six months at least.
that goes hand in hand with those who quite because of lack of "end contend", yes its a new MMO, yes the developers (wisely) choose to devote themselves in game play and early to middle levels and yes all those who maxed out finished what little there is for end content and complain about it, understand that you are the statistic minor of any game amd if you like the game start an alt and wait, because the early stages are more important than the end for the MMO you play.
I would say that patience is a thing really needed and unfortunately really lacking in the MMO player base.
Posted: Nov 7th 2009 12:23PM (Unverified) said
No thanks.
Posted: Nov 7th 2009 12:49PM Psychotic Storm said
What I say is, the first month is hardly the time to get were the game is heading or how it will evolve. these will start showing after at least six months pass and usually these show around the end of a year, you can stay in he game or just read reports about it or "keep an eye" regardless of if you show your support or not the game will evolve into something more complicated than what it was the first three months and this is were the first solid indications on were it is heading will show up.
Posted: Nov 8th 2009 4:46AM Psychotic Storm said
MMO's don't change dramatically in their first year?