Veinblood1965 wrote: »
My feeling is that since it's not a community game once you run through all the zones and quests unless you PVP then that's it. There's nothing else left except for achievements and fishing. I quit and then come back for the new zones and that's where I'm at now. If there were actual friends in game that you could chat with relatively easy it would be worth the wait to just stay and help them out on things until new releases come out.
marten_philip wrote: »snip
I do find the community rather odd. Over the past few years i have been in many guilds from trial, social, housing, trading ect. And it is the norm to go through a 3 hour session and only see 4 to 5 lines of chat from all 5 current guilds combined.
Other mmos i have been its almost non stop chatter, people helping and all that but in this one, you ask a simple question, polite and all and it is actually normal to not get a response back from anyone in all guilds.
When you do get a lot of chatter its two people fighting in guild chat that refuse to use the /whisper command
I do find the community rather odd. Over the past few years i have been in many guilds from trial, social, housing, trading ect. And it is the norm to go through a 3 hour session and only see 4 to 5 lines of chat from all 5 current guilds combined.
Other mmos i have been its almost non stop chatter, people helping and all that but in this one, you ask a simple question, polite and all and it is actually normal to not get a response back from anyone in all guilds.
When you do get a lot of chatter its two people fighting in guild chat that refuse to use the /whisper command
You're never going to have the same sense of community spirit when people belong to five guilds, and/or they only belong to guilds because that's the only way they can trade. Was that also the case with your other MMOs? I suspect they were games in which you belonged to a single guild and that fostered a sense of loyalty and commitment.