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Future seasons will be harder (if they keep them - most content creators they are talking to have told them to significantly change or remove them).
This is the intended mechanic. You can't toss everyone into Hard mode without any blueprints or prior knowledge of the game and expect them to float. Easing players in is the best way to do this.
If they gave you the option, you'd pick it and then cry when you were getting your butt handed to you left and right. And you know it.
So, thank the devs for their foresight in saving you the tissues and headaches.
^ Claims seasonal wipes will be good for new players, "especially on PvP servers", and then goes on to talk about the advantages older players will have.
Those two sentiments are in conflict with one another. Either the wipe puts new players on equal footing with everyone else or it gives a nice advantage to long-time players. You can't claim both and expect to be taken seriously.
By the way, can we all just imagine for a moment how screwed and a annoyed a truly new player will feel joining a server that's two or three weeks out from a wipe? Like what a craptastic experience that would be for your first impression into the game.
Literally nothing the original poster said was incorrect. Granted you may not share his opinions on what is and isn't fun, but he was painting an accurate picture of what players can expect.
I find it's the people who blindly parrot one of the developer's announcements on seasons who don't seem to be able to separate spin from reality on this particular topic.
Seasons could be good if they were longer. I have not played an insignificant amount of time for this first week, and there are 5 more. Not to mention trying to help friends catch up. Instead of 6 weeks they should try 18 and spread the phases out over three weeks each. This is just off the cuff thinking. I'm not saying it "should" be this way or anything. But as it is, I can't keep up this kind of gameplay time anymore with all that's going on in life (I know others can relate).
Now, the game may just not be for me. But I really enjoy it. I just feel pressured to keep up, and I don't like that.
The server wipe doesn't bother me. But wiping every 6 weeks is too often.
People complain about lack of innovation in gaming? This is how we get lack of innovation, right here.
"Rawr! if you don't do your game the way we're used to we're gonna take our ball and go home" ~gaming community...
First of all, chances are people have experienced seasons or wipes before. It doesn't have to be in this game specifically; the particulars of the wipe don't matter if you don't enjoy losing any level of progression.
I do not like having the levels, credits, and memetic progress I've earned taken away from me. I do not enjoy having usage limits placed on items I put effort into obtaining or creating. It's as simple as that.
There's also enough information out at this point that we do know how it works. There's this weird thinking some of you have that if someone isn't in favor of wipes then they clearly must not understand them. It is possible to understand a plan and still not like it.