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EQII and WoW are the same thing. What's more, WoW is copying EQII... again.
Immersiveness:
This word has become so strong within its use by the Gaming Population, that it is now described on the Internet as having an affluent connection to the Games Industry and 3D graphics in such a way as to make you think it's "Rich in Connotation".
"Affluent", you say?
Yes. It's when a word is so used in much the same way that you throw money onto a fire and expect the flames to rise higher...
wait a minute, they probably do -
and there's my point.
EQII and WoW aren't immersive. They're both perversive.
What they're [Game developers in MMO] both starting to do is what Harrods of London have done for decades.
Put stuff in a shop window that nobody wants, but make it feel special. "Really Special".
You're "Really Special" if you buy it. Even if you can't afford to, you better have it - because otherwise, you look like a tramp.
Gamers are being perceived by Game Developers as nothing more than Tramps wandering about either outside their game, or within it.
Here's a SHOP button. Press that. Press it now. Buy it. Now you're not a tramp.
What Gamers want to do is earn it. They don't want to Grind Faction. They don't want to be forced into difficult gaming mechanics because you want them to spend hours and hours and hours getting a stupid thing.
They want to earn it in such a way as not to be treated like an idiot.
Here's an explanation of why I know what I know.
Posted by Taepsilum (Blue Tracker / Official Forums)
"I know that for those of you who are just not interested at all in the store, these changes might seem somewhat redundant or even a bit annoying. I get that, I really do."
The biggest mistake in this post is the last 6 words of that sentence.
"I get that, I really do."
In the psychology circle, this is an indication that the individual is in a position to otherwise ignore all danger; take the high ground - a greater judgement - to facilitate an irreversible decision.
That you are, infact, nothing more than an irritation and that "I get that, I really do" and talking down to "Tramp Gamers".
How many times gamers have to warn Game Developers about SHOPPING FOR F* ITEMS I don't know, but pretty damn soon, games like EQII, WoW, Planetside 2 et al, are going to crash hard and take down half the Game Industry with it.
All these Game Developers are doing is taking a deliberate shift away from the effort needed to produce excellence, and instead resort to nothing more than the "Hard Sell".
There are stupid people out there in the world and lots of them.
But unfortunately, stupid is as stupid does: "an intelligent person who does stupid things is still stupid."
The result is a cancellation of whatever it was that was intended to be good for the better of the one.
I can see that you did; but if you could put the knife down... easy does it.
so far what i have seen in the last few days of you posting is just insults and filth about how you dislike some concepts of it i have my doubts that you did any more than just read a few articles and watch a few boring youtube videos then come posting crappy opinions on this forum to deter other future players, i pose this question, have you played this game at all before passing judgement?
It belongs here:
http://youtu.be/khbmhA4qvx4?t=2m40s
Blame that sh*t.
That's your future in MMORPG right there.
Just do what you Everquest II players do best; take sh*t and put up with it for 10 years.