It's "I've." Please get it right...It's hard to take you seriously when you're so lazy you can't type out a three letter word.Riptide1 said:Iv been her for a while and iv enjoy looking through the forums and stuff but there is one thing that i keep seeing pop up that is kind of bothering me. Everywhere i look someone is saying that The Old Republic, or TOR (the upcoming Star Wars MMO that BioWare is making) is stupid or a bad move for MMOs in general or other random bad things about it, but iv never seen one piece of worthy evidence to back this up. Anytime i see somebody trying to explain why they think its gonna be bad their logic seems flimsy and easily dismissed. I honestly think that BioWare has some great ideas for TOR and the finished product will be interesting to say the least. So I wanna know why so many people are so hostile towards TOR.
BakaSmurf said:Point out to me exactly where I stated that I hate MMO's. Point it out precisely.joebear15 said:because the world revolves around our needs right I mean your engaging in self pity over a video game you win the pathedic person of the day award.BakaSmurf said:A-fucking-men brother.Ossian said:Bioware game with beautifully scripted storyline Score 10.
Tedious leveling that comes with MMORPGs -2
The fact that every character really follows the same story, so its a bunch of clones running around with different names and stats, but really accomplishing the same goals and quests. -3
Less of a 'play like your a person in the starwars universe' more 'YOU ARE THE HERO, YOU ARE LEGENDARY, BUT OH WAIT, SO IS EVERYONE!!! Garbage they are preaching almost every dev interview. -3
Game gets a score of 2 out of 10 = FAIL
Only you forgot one thing; Not Knights of the Old Republic 3, -10
So the actual score? -8 out of 10. Not to mention that they blatantly screwed over the original storyline by just saying in the TOR website a while ago that Revan 'failed' in his quest.
...That's it? Two fucking brilliant games worth of story and THAT'S what you give us for closure? Fuck you Bioware, Fuck you.
If it weren't for Mass Effect and Dragon Age, I would absolutely dispise them at this point.
you condemn the game before it even comes otu and are not even going to give it a chance despite bio ware excellent recond because you want to have a i hate mmorpgs cring fest
Guess what fool, stating that MMO's have tedious leveling systems does not, in fact, mean that one hates MMO's, it means that MMO's have tedious leveling systems, which is the truth. Your logic is flawed, and thus your argument is invalid, not to mention you calling me lazy for agreeing with another poster instead of typing out my own reasons for why I don't like the TOR, which is just plain stupid seeing as how he already listed most of the reasons that I'm not looking forward to TOR, why the hell would I just re-type them out myself?joebear15 said:well for one by agreeing with the above pother you basically comunicate your hate for MMORPG and are just too lazy to come up with your own argument for that fact not that i particuarly like them but your bitching is what kind of bothers me
I can. I've actually been keeping a close eye on it, so I can confirm that this "logic" is mired in misinformation.Jkudo said:Can't beat that logic lol.Ossian said:Bioware game with beautifully scripted storyline Score 10.
Tedious leveling that comes with MMORPGs -2
The fact that every character really follows the same story, so its a bunch of clones running around with different names and stats, but really accomplishing the same goals and quests. -3
Less of a 'play like your a person in the starwars universe' more 'YOU ARE THE HERO, YOU ARE LEGENDARY, BUT OH WAIT, SO IS EVERYONE!!! Garbage they are preaching almost every dev interview. -3
Game gets a score of 2 out of 10 = FAIL
Not all MMOs have tedious leveling. It is common in them but it is not a requirement to fit the genre. Guild Wars has proven you can be successful without them. Actually, Guild Wars is proof that WoW is not a testament of "everything MMOs have to do to make money." Personally, I think they should all do away with tedious leveling anyway as most of them abandon it after 1-2 expansions anyway and allow people to tear through levels off of special "xp pump" mobs so that new players can catch up to the vets faster.Ossian said:Bioware game with beautifully scripted storyline Score 10.
Tedious leveling that comes with MMORPGs -2
The fact that every character really follows the same story, so its a bunch of clones running around with different names and stats, but really accomplishing the same goals and quests. -3
Less of a 'play like your a person in the starwars universe' more 'YOU ARE THE HERO, YOU ARE LEGENDARY, BUT OH WAIT, SO IS EVERYONE!!! Garbage they are preaching almost every dev interview. -3
Game gets a score of 2 out of 10 = FAIL
I wouldn't call it logic either but i was too lazy to explain what you pretty much perfectly laid out in your post. Well done! I mean, i've played Kotor....if you can be half as immersed in TOR as you are in the first game then they have a winner. I guess single player vs mmorpg is kinda like being immersed in a story as opposed to a world, great examples of both should have both though.InevitableFate said:I can. I've actually been keeping a close eye on it, so I can confirm that this "logic" is mired in misinformation.
1. Tedious Leveling - This isn't actually to do with TOR news, but the nature of MMOs. You cannot escape grinding in an MMO. It's just not possible. With an MMO, you've got to try and keep players playing your game, and therefore paying, for as long as possible. Grinding stretches the game out. You genuinly cannot build an MMO without it. That said, the "objective", as it were, is to make grinding more interesting. Bioware are attempting to do this in TOR, and we have no idea if they'll succeed at that until Open Beta. It is pointless to make an assumption about it at this point.
2. Every character does not follow the same story line. God alone knows where you heard that since Bioware have constantly stressed each class has its own unique storyline. *pauses* Though I suppose you might mean "there are 1000 Sith Warriors running around following the same story, and 1000 Bounty Hunters doing a different one". This is true, but do you expect a Bioware employee to personally write a story for every player or something? How exactly can you correct such a thing? Presumably the dialogue paths (and branched quests, which are confirmed to exist, by the way) are not enough for you. Oh, and while you're at it, explain to me how that's different to a single player game?
In fact, these seem more like complaints leveled at MMOs as a genre, rather than TOR itself. Ok, you (maybe) don't like MMOs, fair enough. I don't like sports games. Do you see me trolling every thread about Fifa 2011 or whatever? If you don't like a genre, just stay away from it, because there's over 10 million people out there who actually DO like MMOs.
Perhaps there's a little hurt over the fact it's not KOTOR 3. But you may as well complain that they're wasting effort on Dragon Age 2 instead of making Mass Effect 3 (note; I know it's announced and dated, but for the interests of this example, let's pretend it's not). I'll admit I'd like to see a KOTOR 3, but I don't see how that relates to TOR. They'd not necessarily be making one if they weren't the other.
Too be fair they renamed it to like Jedi Sage like a week or two ago.Flying-Emu said:3) They said there was going to be advanced/specialization classes. Jubilations! So many options for character customization and roleplay! They later revealed the titles. And one was Jedi Wizard.
Didn't hear about that, but thank the Gods above.WraithPrince said:Too be fair they renamed it to like Jedi Sage like a week or two ago.Flying-Emu said:3) They said there was going to be advanced/specialization classes. Jubilations! So many options for character customization and roleplay! They later revealed the titles. And one was Jedi Wizard.