Recent content by miber_foh

I don"t see how this Jennifer MacLean person is somehow supremely under qualified, but Brett Close was a "superstar." If nothing else, Jennifer has seemingly been in the computer gaming industry since 92. The earliest stuff I can find from Brett is 2001, and MobyGames only credits him on 3...

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I don"t mean that, literally, you"re "point" is "pointless." I meant that it"s pointless for you to try to claim something you cannot prove. Pretend like instead of saying "pointless" I said "unproductive" or "futile," if it"s really that big of a deal to you. PvP servers in WoW make up...

Your first point is "pointless," because you can"t prove it. As for your second point, I agree. People seem to be disagreeing mainly with "WoW being a PvP game" - rather than "WoW should be classified as a PvP game as far as twinking is concerned (i.e. twinking = bad)." Although, it"s also...

Your argument is kinda pointless. There"s no way to tell how WoW would fare if it was somehow 100% PvE or 100% PvP. It would simply be a different game, especially if it were the latter. And I doubt it would attract nearly the amount of players it has, if it was just one or the other. Then...

I don"t think so. The fact that everyone must PvE definitely makes the game more PvE-based, in my opinion. PvP-based advancement is pretty rare in the genre, so I would give it some leniency, though. But it"s not just about leveling up (or raiding). It"s also about quests and instances. I...

If you"re trying to determine whether a game is more PvP or PvE focused - why would you compare theentiretyof their PvP versus asegmentof their PvE?

Instancing for PvE = great. I greatly prefer the feeling of "doing" a dungeon, from start to finish. Where your team works your way through, with an area that is tailored to them, with scripted events and such that you can take much further since you don"t have to worry about random people...