I just wanted to post here to say I think you are all wrong, agreed?
I just wanted to post here to say I think you are all wrong, agreed?
Now that you've posted here you're wrong too!!Originally Posted by Amack
I hate to give excuses but I'm last dev standing at my job because the other guy is leaving tomorrow. So in a development job slated for three, it's just me. I'm a tad stressed and not as tactful as I could be, and got caught on a bad day for sure.
On topic, I still think this new DLC is worth $10. My opinion.
you remember the mass exodus after dlc 1 I have feeling 3 will cause same affect.
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This one's for you Arsenic, a inside look at Trion development discussions:
Best DLC3 content I've seen yet. Thanks for that! XDThis one's for you Arsenic, a inside look at Trion development discussions:
This one's for you Arsenic, a inside look at Trion development discussions:
IB4L, But in DLC3's defense, its funny cause its true.
i don't understand why all the complaining i spent the 10 bucks on the season pass but i didn't have a lot of expectation because im not paying a monthly fee ive played some mmos that charged 15 bucs a month and didn't give you crap i think the game is kinda cool the only thing i wish is if the outfits had stats on them
*hug*
I only behave in a way I believe to be critical, not needlessly negative, to Trion. I can't decide if they're just hopelessly understaffed, with no way to meet expectations....or if the company *has* the resources, but just chooses to disproportionately funnel them into other areas like Rift and Mineclone.
The first provokes sympathy. The second provokes annoyance. I started out months ago giving them the benefit of the doubt, but as time has gone by, too many instances of player's concerns and desires seem to have gone ignored. Yes, things have been fixed, but countless others still have existed since launch. I know that, and I'm relatively green, having only started playing in the beginning of last summer. Too many glaring indicators have made it all too clear to me that the devs do not play this game nearly enough. And that's a tough thing to reconcile - is it the dev's fault, or is it the fault of some higher power within the company for not allowing them appropriate required attention time? I'm unsure of the hierarchy.
Honest moment. Truth be told. I quit playing when the devs acted baffled about the disappearing ammo problem. A problem I had politely voiced over and over until my voice was hoarse, along with many others, for months. A problem that would be apparent to *anyone* who actually played the game, down in the trenches with us, with no special set-up, for any meaningful length of time. That was the straw that quietly broke my back.
1st, real nice wording in your post here Lillith.
2nd, I am sticking with option 1... and only because of one simple fact.
If you handed this game over to me, I would hand you a bunch of profit in return.
Chat would have been fixed on the first try.
If anyone approached me with any kind of stupid money making scheme, I would tell them to provide entertainment value since that is the real path to success.
If this game is any sort of problem to Trion's bottom line, that is not the game's fault.
I could go and on, when it comes to this subject... and if the drops are not fixed sooner rather than later... I WILL CONTINUE TO GO ON.
Aha! Found it...
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