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Are you me? We should be friends.
I remember smashing my face against the first or second "dungeon" in this game a couple days after launch, it was difficult, and i think now, looking back, it was very bold of them to make the "casual" PVE content so hard when the competitors at the time had devolved to be brainless slogs, i used to enjoy games like wow, but i literally no joke fall asleep during dungeons because they are so uninteresting, easy and boring.
I tried ESO for a brief hour, wasnt very impressed by that..
I had a really great time in this game, being forced to coordinate disarms and interrups with my party in one of the first dungeons in the entire game.
I disagree. IMHO it was the fact that Wildstar was a totally new ip. For me Wildstar was with its F2P launch/state of game the way better MMO if you compare the both. I loved the caroonish style...
I read this one sentence and I can already tell you don't know what your talking about lol