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just my take on what he might be saying.
I'm actually one of those, I eventually discovered I dislike the group focus. Don't like the commitment or the time expectation. Notice I didn't say those things are bad.
But all the rest of it we are generally on board with.
What is my business however is you implying that the design model I prefer is somehow bad or wrong.
Guess what. My Fondest Memories have nothing to do with other people. They are to do specifically with the design of the game.
The power to arbitrate what is and is not fun is not given to you.
Beside his words the feeling I got from the post and the fact he played 300 hours is not so much that he didnt like the game but the lack of good progress
And i get this feeling because I think so too we go one step forward two steps back
The difference with me is that I have not completely given up yet I will log in updates to see what they have added and give the devs a bit more time before I uninstall
unlike yours it would seem.
It was fun because it was new and exciting, and you were young. Now you're old, and it's like your wife, she's still lovely but there's nothing particularly exciting. So she brings in some new ideas, some spice, one might say. And you might like it, it's different, sure but, you dunno til you try it.
Sometimes its okay to try new things, you might like them.
you have it spot on.
I like the game, to be honest. If it all was working, if everything was polished.... yeah. The dungeons they have are beautiful. Goblin Caves, Halnir Cave especially...its been a few years since I've seen a truly interesting and deep dungeon like that.
And veeshan is correct too in some respects. We might disagree on whether eq was trash or not, for me it was about the people, the game itself was, in hindsight, garbage, but the people interaction saved it. And lack of alternatives. Only 1 game out there, of course it will be good. Until others came along and eq died.
Where I simply gave up is no quality control. Im 40 years old, im in real estate, I sit on various corporate boards. If my projects or employees did even remotely as terrible jobs at quality-controlling my products, I would not sell anything. Imagine, tenant or buyer complains the pipe is leaking. You send a crew in, they dont fix the pipe, now 2 pipes are leaking, and oh the concrete foundation cracked. Guess who is screwed? But this is what these clowns are doing. it dont work in the real world like that, Im sorry.
And I hate it.
Its not the lack of polish, or the terrible game mechanics - I can live with those if they worked. its the lack of due care in their work. Every time i log in, I have to be reminded that these clowns did a terrible job, continue to do a terrible job, all indications are there that they WILL continue to do a terrible job, and I paid them money for it.
In 300 hours, I've seen several large patches. All of them were appalling, in quality, or lack thereof. Devs dont put any care in their work, and they dont test anything (and if they do, they are incompetent).
latest combat AI patch was just last straw. The stun-lock attacks from bears, boars and whatnot. Dev came in and said - im paraphrasing - oh, yeah, just glint it bro, 'should' work later. Should. Glint doesnt work on stuns. Glint has longer cooldown then bear stuns. Cast time of Rush is less then your physical reaction to glint it. 1sec or something, thats if you arent casting yourself, if you have to stop you cast to glint, its even longer. And this is the brilliant idea they came up with to 'fix' their 'fix'. It just shows, reading between the lines, that they did the combat fix with no testing, it broke a lot of classes, and now they will be applying patch-hot-fixes to everything that got broken. And this will likely break other things. Fix on top of fix on top of fix. This is the example. No quality.
Anyways, im in the stages of separation now; i kinda liked the game, its a shame to have had to remove it, im grieving. And posting on forums as a cope.
edit - the most important skill in life, is knowing when to walk away. The juice here aint worth the squeeze.