No. Already bought season pass. Sure it got issues but which new mmo doesn't.
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No. Already bought season pass. Sure it got issues but which new mmo doesn't.
you got burntQuote:
Originally Posted by Dmec
I started with friends, about 8 in total and now I'm the only one playing.
same here........Quote:
Originally Posted by Kettlewell
Not the slightest regret. I've had more fun in Defiance, both in terms of quality (cool gameplay) and quantity (hours played), the last couple of weeks than with any other game I can think of recently. I have subscription-based mmo's (incl. fellow shooter Planetside 2) that are going unplayed with the meter running, because I've been unable to resist playing this one every chance I get.
If Defiance shut down tomorrow -- well, I'd go into shock from the withdrawal -- but I would have gotten more total play value out of it already than a lot of other games I've bought for the same or higher price. Not the least bit disappointed, and looking forward to continuing to enjoy it for some time to come.
Even with the bugs, Nope. Know they will be fixed in time, and when it is its gonna be one hell of an mmo ;)
No. Now who is trolling.Quote:
Originally Posted by CharmCitysKing
No regrets here. Just taken it on face value and the fact that its fun to play. Def got my £40 worth. Yea it could be better but hey there are many, many, many more rubbish games to play out there.
Most always online games get better and improve over time anyway which you can't say for other game types, what you get is what you get with one or 2 basic updates.
Yea they rushed it out as really it had to coincide with the TV series although there seems to be a lot of differences and there are loads of ad hoc things smashed together but for me it seems to work in some strange way.
No. It's fun to play, that's all I ask for a videogame.
No.
But I'm always cautious about buying season passes and even though I'm hurting for inventory space, I haven't gotten any upgrades for it either. Waiting for the first DLC and anxiously waiting to see how they fix the open world stuff.