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8/08/08 5:13 PM
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'Blizzard has built an elaborate seamless world...' I think we've all been in enough seams to know this as a lie. And it was used as a verb, leveling, in this country at least. |
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7/31/08 7:01 PM
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Be nice to see slicers, smugglers and bounty hunters ( who actually slice, smuggle and hunt ) as well as jedis and siths. If anyone can do SW justice it's Bioware but after 2007-2008 betas and launches |
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6/13/08 9:43 AM
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Originally posted by zymurgeistI think we will be losing a lot of good games with this guy in charge, especially from Sierra since all games have to be approved now. As for WoW, I can see them charging more for character transfers and the like but not the monthly subscription, unless Wrath adds much more than expected, but I'm sure Blizz is holding back a big surprise or two. |
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12/12/07 12:49 PM
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Originally posted by ssnautilus And the font size, I don't wear or need glasses but the font is so small that it's hard t tell a r from an a, except in the chatbox. It's not a resolution problem, I only use 1280 x 1024. And while we are at it, it needs to be made clear which doors we can enter while in town. Mousing over every door you pass becomes pretty mundane after a players first walk through town. |
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12/11/07 9:20 PM
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Originally posted by greymann Parental neglect has always existed. There is no way to fix it, at least not one that doesn't take away the rights of every parent. The ratings systems are in place for a reason, whatever the medium. But they are only effective if the parents pay attention to what their children are watching and playing. Yes it's an old line but we all know it's true, no one else can do that job. As for violence, movies, TV and video games are all violent and many are not meant to be seen or played until a certain age. There are penalties for letting children into R rated movies and for letting them buy M and AO rated games. But again, children find ways of getting ahold of them and unless the parents are actively involved in the children's lives we have no way of protecting them from any of it. |
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12/11/07 4:53 PM
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Originally posted by cerebrixIdiots stay in office because people stop paying attention to them. We all know who backs FOX and their opinions on video games. If you don't know who I'm talking about then you haven't been paying attention. The simple truth is, in anything new ( yes I know it's been over 10 years now), a large group of people are interested, especially one that involves children, the older generations will see it as the cause of any problem. It's not new and from looking at our history we can see that until the generation that grew up with this new tech comes into power and/or something else comes along, MMOGs and video games in general will continue to be seen as a problem. Until the system changes do not expect a change, as always.
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10/11/07 10:55 AM
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I like the seasonal quests, besides Brewfest. Looking forward to Hallow's End and Father Christmas.
But I have a problem with the line ' ... keeping this game fun' We all know there are several things wrong with WoW that can be changed to make it more fun, for example quests. If WoW stole a bit more from Warhammer and started using their questing ideas then they'd be keeping the game fun. |
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5/04/07 3:02 PM
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Can't wait for AoC but I wouldn't count on any date yet, this is Funcom, the same people who launched AO several months early and was the worst beta test I have ever been involved in, except maybe WW2 Online. If anyone remembers it makes Vanguards launch look great.
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