EVE IS complicated. Not that it's a problem. But don't fool yourself into thinking that EVE's got a low barrier of entry. The game is probably less complicated then it looks but it does nothing to show it and could definitely benefit from a little hand-holding just to get you started.
Starting playing EVE is like sitting inside the cockpit of the space shuttle and someone tells you: "Go to the moon now!".
EVE looks fun, but the amount of information it throws at you when you log-in for the first time is a complete turn-off.
On the other hand, it makes it feel like an elite-club and maybe that's what they are shooting for.
On topic: best virtual world for me: Planetside. The second you go in and join a battle you completely forgot there's a "real world" outside. Best MMO experience I ever had.
I say: - Drop the onland side of the game and concentrate on the fun naval battle, crew improvment, port take-over, ocean discoveries, etc.
- Drop the subscription model for a free-to-play one. Ain't gonna pay 15$ a month for a game I would only play once in a while but I would definitely pay some bucks here and there to improve my experience as I see fit.
ArenaNet blog goes behind the scenes of Guild Wars 2 cinematics
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Oct 4th 2010 10:01AM (Massively)Starting playing EVE is like sitting inside the cockpit of the space shuttle and someone tells you: "Go to the moon now!".
EVE looks fun, but the amount of information it throws at you when you log-in for the first time is a complete turn-off.
On the other hand, it makes it feel like an elite-club and maybe that's what they are shooting for.
On topic: best virtual world for me: Planetside. The second you go in and join a battle you completely forgot there's a "real world" outside. Best MMO experience I ever had.
Pirates of the Burning Sea announces server merges
Feb 8th 2010 12:31PM (Massively)- Drop the onland side of the game and concentrate on the fun naval battle, crew improvment, port take-over, ocean discoveries, etc.
- Drop the subscription model for a free-to-play one. Ain't gonna pay 15$ a month for a game I would only play once in a while but I would definitely pay some bucks here and there to improve my experience as I see fit.