Led to believe this game had more content more replay value than a single player gameQuote:
Originally Posted by WarDawgUk
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Led to believe this game had more content more replay value than a single player gameQuote:
Originally Posted by WarDawgUk
Number 40= people who use the word corkyQuote:
Originally Posted by ironhands
Yes, and while we're changing the correct usage of acronyms and definitions of words, I certainly hope that fast food restaurants will change their menus so hamburgers will finally be renamed beefburgers, and hotdogs to hot sausages.Quote:
Originally Posted by marshy
TBF it does offer replay for stories and missions, it has a co-op and competitive side and it only cost me £25 pounds I would say It's a bargain but this is my opinion. I still don't know what you meant about miss leading advertising and I don't mean this in a funny way I am just curious.Quote:
Originally Posted by marshy
Wait wait you mean to say there's no ham in a burger what an outrage I demand answersQuote:
Originally Posted by ironhands
I used that word? You really must have issues with the English language... You're seeing promises from Trion that don't exist, advertising that didn't happen, claiming people use words when they haven't, and can't seem to understand what massively multi-player means. Perhaps I should be more sensitive; I'm sorry.Quote:
Originally Posted by marshy
Hamburgers are named as such from where they were invented (Hamburg) not because of their content.Quote:
Originally Posted by ironhands
In my perception it isn't a bunch of people being in the same environment that defines Massively Multiplayer Online, it is a bunch of people being in the same environment and able to communicate in order to act as a group. Which fosters friendships as a side result. Without that, players seem irrelevant and probably an interference in a PvE environment, and little more than very smart AI enemies in a PvP environment. It's lonesome. I have been disappointed that communications has been so limited here in comparison to other "MMO" games, and disappointed that the scenario still exists.
I thought that voice communications could and would be properly done by now to foster an increasing participation of players - because we are social animals that rely more on cooperation with each other than not. I held a lot of trust for that. Why this has not occurred imparts onto me much consternation and makes me doubt that any game at all that operates in this way could ever fully succeed financially or recover from damage caused by the lack. I want to see voice communications that has several channels, not just very local chat, and I want to see it working using a mandatory PTT and a way to filter out individuals that are jerks. When I see that is when I will spend more money, because I think it will make the game so much more enjoyable. I know it can be done.
Did you see the adds for the game it hyped it up to be something it's not. Then they sell it as an mmo coz it can have more than 16-32 players online if they sold the game as a single player game I wouldn't be here saying where's my mmoQuote:
Originally Posted by WarDawgUk
By whom? Value is a relative term. It's like a restaurant saying the have the best deal in town, sure, the price might be lower, but you might not be happy with the quality. I'm sorry you don't like the game, that's unfortunate.Quote:
Originally Posted by marshy