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Pheace 11/20/08 10:12:44 AM
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Originally posted by Zorgo
Yes. Especially when you make the numbers up. Show me the 12 million sub link for WoW and especially show me the 10k (omglmao) link for WAR.
He's off by one million for WOW, relatively speaking that's hardly a relevant point here :p WAR's though, probabl 300-500k somewhere thereabouts. |
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metalhead980 11/20/08 10:27:26 AM
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For me WoW was just alot better when you could actually see the players that made a real effort and commitment in the game by the gear they wore in major cities. TBC gave gear to anyone that could field a 2v2 arena team. Heroics that gave gear comparable to tier 5 and 6 with only a month or so of farming. You can't even tell who puts the time in to WoW anymore. Players are rewarded for sucking in WoW now. Back before TBC if you blew at pvp you didn't hit rank 14 and if you sucked at raiding you were stuck in MC and the first two bosses in BWL forever while the good players had AQ and Naxx gear on. You stood out if you were a good player that actually put the time into the game. Now everyone will kill arthus in a 10 man raid and walk around in gear only 1 tier level lower than the elite players.... wtf is that all about. I'm glad I quit a while ago. Imo if you suck you should be in blues and BOE AH epics while the players that invest more time and skill sit in Gear 3-4 tiers above grandma and little timmy. WoW was fun Pre TBC now its just terribly lame... for me anyway.
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fuzzylojik 11/20/08 10:46:05 AM
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<Mod edit>, I don't really want to do it in one zone where it doesn't affect anything but more PvE and gear. I want non-gear centric PvP progression. Has there been hundreds of players clashing yet? I did a fortress raid and loved it, definitely one of the best experiences to date in PvP. RvR is way better than anything item centric that you can come up with. What is the main thing the RvR zone gives? Items? More PvE? WOW will never progress from a PvE centric game to a PvP one simply because everything is centred only around items and personal progression. |
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Gios30 11/20/08 10:46:39 AM
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Originally posted by metalhead980 But yet there numbers continue to rise, Blizz knows what there doing and they know who pays the bills. They had to make the carrot a little easier to get, Im not saying I totally agree but as someone who only can play about 8 hours a week its nice to know that maybe some day I will be able to fight the final boss. As for PVP though, that is a headache, I hope that Lake Wintergrasp is fun. :) |
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strategy 11/20/08 11:02:50 AM
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Originally posted by Gios30
No problem m8. I ve been there the last 3 nights and you'll stand in awe. Don't forget Strand either. Both are great additions. Those who don't believe they added good PvP, no problem. Stay with War. I know where the action is. |
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Dunroth 11/20/08 11:03:16 AM
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Originally posted by Greyhooff Even if WotLK truly has very little content it doesn't bother me. Considering I have a life and other things to do with my time, I only have very limited time to play. So all this means to me is that I just might be able to see the end game and get some nice epics before another expac comes out, (or before i die. whichever comes first). And the big thing you need to think about is, even though it is short is it still fun to play through? Blizzard went ahead and made 2 different start zones this time around, so once you finish one story/quest line with one character, you can do the other with another character. I played WAR for a while but I'm not going to state the problems I found with the game here specifically. But in a general sense I just felt disconnected with my character and nothing seemed fluid/smooth enough to get me into the action. |
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metalhead980 11/20/08 11:13:28 AM
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Originally posted by Gios30 But yet there numbers continue to rise, Blizz knows what there doing and they know who pays the bills. Why do you guys always have to bring up Sub numbers whenever someone feels that WoW was better back in the day? For me those subs didn't mean anything, I never played with 10 million players on a server and that money blizzard makes certainly isn't going into WoW. The fact that people feel like thier in game accomplishments are for nothing and considering WoW is a skill based game thats crazy. They had to make the carrot a little easier to get, Im not saying I totally agree but as someone who only can play about 8 hours a week its nice to know that maybe some day I will be able to fight the final boss. Why should you get to see the very last boss with only eight hours a week investent into a MMO? Because you pay 14.95 like the rest of us? Let me ask you did you get to kill the last boss in ZA with that play schedule? or KT in the Eye? if not what makes you think you can in WotLK? As for PVP though, that is a headache, I hope that Lake Wintergrasp is fun. :) Ehh... im just happy that blizzard got off thier asses and is actually giving world pvp some love.
Edit: I'm not trying to knock your play schedule I have children adn a full time job of my own, so I know how tough it could be to log into WoW on a normal basis. But should the entire hardcore WoW community suffer to make every boss accessible to the casual gamer? Blizzard has taken everything that made WoW fun for us and made it not worth shit. They may have 11 million subs but imo if they actually left in some hardcore content they would have close to 16 million atm. |
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Gios30 11/20/08 11:22:35 AM
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Originally posted by metalhead980 | |