Trion needs to do somthing quick or there hardcore players are leaving,

[cypheon]

Never actually been glad that I was playing EQ back then before. Thanks for that.

started a wood elf ranger back in the day they still had race/class based penalties. guess which combo had the biggest "F YOU!" from sony?

... yeah i was glad to play a game that had 0 mobs all capable of killing me, and should i kill them, reward me with 45% less exp than a human warrior would get.

[mcwjimbo]

I was thinking the same, but I fear by the time we think about returning this game will be drinking tea with Tabula Rasa, Auto Assault, and City of Heroes at the home for retired games.

hey there, false equivalence

COH was put out to pasture R.I.P. after 8 profitable years. The other games u mentioned and Defiance would be lucky to get 1/2 that longevity

[OGkush]

Im taking a break, still no freight yard as promised

[Vostler]

I am upset that there are so many people stupid enough to think that complicated coding can be fixed in a matter of hours or that a game that was rushed to launch from its corporate sponsors will be perfect on launch when any one with two brain cells to rub together will tell you that the smallest coding error can take hours or days to fix. It doesn't just say "Hey I am broken here, come fix me." The big trouble is finding the individual code that is causing the problems

[jnt]

started a wood elf ranger back in the day they still had race/class based penalties. guess which combo had the biggest "F YOU!" from sony?

... yeah i was glad to play a game that had 0 mobs all capable of killing me, and should i kill them, reward me with 45% less exp than a human warrior would get.

EQ will forever be for me having the phone ring at 2 am "Wake up, it's time to steal a dragon from the entire server, gogo"

[jnt]

I am upset that there are so many people stupid enough to think that complicated coding can be fixed in a matter of hours or that a game that was rushed to launch from its corporate sponsors will be perfect on launch when any one with two brain cells to rub together will tell you that the smallest coding error can take hours or days to fix. It doesn't just say "Hey I am broken here, come fix me." The big trouble is finding the individual code that is causing the problems

Much better version of your last post. Yeah, I get that.

Forum arguments are piss poor excuses for dynamic content but at least the chat works out here.

[Rasczak]

I am upset that there are so many people stupid enough to think that complicated coding can be fixed in a matter of hours or that a game that was rushed to launch from its corporate sponsors will be perfect on launch when any one with two brain cells to rub together will tell you that the smallest coding error can take hours or days to fix. It doesn't just say "Hey I am broken here, come fix me." The big trouble is finding the individual code that is causing the problems

Try Corporate shareholders, not sponsors.

NBCUniversal, who owns Syfy, bought a stake in Trion Worlds in 2008-- that's what led to the whole Defiance concept. How best to capitalize off their television and (finally) new Video Game company together.

Sadly, as of March 2013, Comcast now owns NBCUniversal in its entirety. Comcast . . . oh, what a comfort.

[Beldhan]

let's be honest, the game content are... well.
my clan member stop to play one after another... no real challenge are in the game. the pvp don't please everybody let's be honest a lot of people hate it (i like it personally).

Trion really need to add content that can be done. like challenging Co-op map, new area with harder fight and more important more group content.

i understand the fact they need to make the game stable before add new content. but if it's not done soon, the game will be deserted.

[Vostler]

That still partly proves my point about corporate push. If we show support to our developers and some patients we will have some thing here that will put the nail in WoWs coffin.

[jnt]

Try Corporate shareholders, not sponsors.

NBCUniversal, who owns Syfy, bought a stake in Trion Worlds in 2008-- that's what led to the whole Defiance concept. How best to capitalize off their television and (finally) new Video Game company together.

Sadly, as of March 2013, Comcast now owns NBCUniversal in its entirety. Comcast . . . oh, what a comfort.

We're playing something that Comcast has a stake in? Gross.