Scott
Member since: Mar 6th, 2006
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Feb 20th 2009 10:48PM (Engadget)IP vs. IP: Is LotRO better than AoC?
Jul 5th 2008 12:12AM (Massively)Should have read: "I honestly don't see the appeal of AoC as a PvE game for people that don't intend to participate in PvP, there are stronger PvE MMO's than AoC."
IP vs. IP: Is LotRO better than AoC?
Jul 5th 2008 12:09AM (Massively)I honestly don't see the appeal of AoC as a PvE game for people that don't intend to participate in PvE, there are strong PvE MMO's than AoC.
As others pointed out the author was already biased, he's bored with the game and hasn't even gotten past the first third of it, intends to right a review when he's all but decided the game 'sucks'
AoC is the only true PvP oriented MMO on the market right now, no other MMO allows that freedom, for what faults it has, it's proven there's 500,000-700,000 subscribers backing that up. Players are tired of the existing MMO content, and they're tired of limited PvP rulesets, AoC delivered on those despite its early release and minor faults.
Official website teases the return of Ryzom
Jun 20th 2008 9:19PM (Massively)Still, knowing the type of companies that buyout properties like this, it'll likely go on life support again with minimal investment before it's shut down again.
The best thing that could happen is the community wins the bid for it to release the source and improve it.
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Jun 20th 2008 8:56PM (Massively)Do you expect entrepreneurs to enjoy their chosen business? No. They create and build companies for the love and challenge of building something from the ground up.
Do web dev's enjoy spending time on their websites? For most no, they enjoy the act of creating, and building the community or experience that others will visit.
Game designers and developers aren't any different than those professions, their satisfaction in their profession, their fun, is in the act of creation and seeing their work embraced by players having fun, it's never about them playing such games. Their mindset will always be, why fritter my time away playing somebodies game, when I can build one myself? You always have that drive in you.
As for those in school as analysts, their responses are spot on as well. You lose your ability to suspend disbelief when you're trained to critically analyze systems and reverse engineer everything you see to understand it. It makes it rather hard to enjoy something when you're mind is constantly trying to critically analyze it in that fashion.
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Nov 19th 2007 7:07PM (Massively)Massively's Massive Giveaways: EVE Online part 4
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Nov 19th 2007 6:53PM (Massively)Fanswag: Win the ultimate Halo 3 setup
Sep 26th 2007 8:07PM (Joystiq Xbox)Win a super rare signed 300-Edition Xbox 360 Elite and 300 HD DVD!
Jul 31st 2007 6:25PM (Engadget)Fav scene when the kill peeps. Ok, so sue me.. I've got the DVD ordered and on the way..