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i played with dread when it first launched. right now hes poor and cant really afford to is the last we heard from him though.

ya, for whatever dumbass reason they slowed gameplay down to a crawl. took the best thing about the pvp and made it as terrible as everything else.

pretty much.

played the first dakfall with Hail, in the afghan alliance.

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they must be doing something right. when the first wave of keys went out there were all kinds of em available on d2jsp but there hasnt been any since.

well, knowing nothing about WoW or its population after MoP, i would guestimate a thousand people using a LFD after a games release across multiple servers isnt unreasonable.

well, less and less people among a pool of thousands? tens of thousands? the pure number of dungeons youd have to run before it would effect queue times is staggering. a vote kick system only covers half of it and avoids the community building aspect of thumbs uping people you had a good...

you would make it a personal system, so if you thumbs down someone it only blocks you from being partied with him. If the LFD is cross-server, theres more than enough players to sustain a system like this.

im not a big fan of the current iteration of darkfall but this post is just so misguided i couldnt let it go. the crafting is on par if not better than the majority of mmos, there is no skill tree, who gives a shit about races, same armor and weapon choices you find anywhere and a clear...

not sure why you say that. its as simple as thumbs up or thumbs downing a player, it will be used extensively. Not to mention its probably a lot easier to implement than the example you gave earlier.

this sounds like a really really bad idea and would sink a games economy before it even started.

ya, that was probably my biggest disappointment with the stories too. It didnt matter if you were light or dark, it wouldnt effect anything.

imperial agent is the one everyone will tell you to play. the 2nd im just throwing out there because im sure everyone will have an opinion on it.

1, maybe 2.

the right way to do it was run a mouse recorder and bot space missions.

lmfao.

assuming its not spin, id attribute it to releasing over a holiday when their core consumer could invest that type of time into a video game.

Not sure why you would say its because of the story. Every other mmo has the problem of people going through content faster than developers think they will. Story has nothing to do with it, especially when most of the stories wernt very good.

think those are keys for the last beta weekend, not the one coming up. from the info released, it looks like the only people allowed in the next beta weekend are ones who purchased the founder packs, or people who use the friend key given from those packs.

it probably also includes planets that your able to skip entirely, etc, etc. If i remember right there were 2 level 20 planets and you only had to do the side quests on 1, then again at some point later in the game.

ya, they say 170 hours of content. I hit cap in 6 days playing 10-12 hours a day. Its all crap.

avoid it, beta has been an absolute mess and most the shit isnt ready still.

i prefer it this way

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or they could just let you respawn in areas that actually need defending rather than the limited options you have now. Large groups will attract large groups if players can get there.

its a Nasa trailer made to air before Star Trek: Into Darkness http://www.theverge.com/2013/3/30/41...goal-star-trek

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this part confuses me in 2 ways. 1) is he trying to imply instancing as a good thing? 2) we all know they will be instanced in the end regardless, why not come out and say it?