GrimGryphon wrote: »

The_Drexill wrote: »

GrimGryphon wrote: »

The_Drexill wrote: »

GrimGryphon wrote: »

Armchair game developers crack me up.

Don't be so hard on ZoS, they're learning. This is their first MMO.

Well, at least we know now how self-absorbed you are. :-\

It was a joke, you really should lighten up. Thanks for all of your wonderful feedback though!

When I see a wonderful post from you I'll make the effort to provide wonderful feedback. I promise.

I think it's obvious that you weren't exactly my target audience...

SFBryan18 wrote: »

The_Drexill wrote: »

SFBryan18 wrote: »

I feel bad because you took so much time to write this, and I didn't have the patience to finish it. Really though, how many cups of coffee do you drink a day? Might be time to stop.

Usually one, but it's 20oz. Truth is I typed it up while holding a baby waiting on friends to log on to pvp with... It wasn't inconvenient.

I guess everyone else thinks everything is perfect. I definitely dont, but I'm from a earlier generation of gamers... I guess this is the "Cataclysm Generation", so I should probably stop trying to make it more competitive

When I play a game, I do notice things that could be improved, but I usually move on and try not to dwell on the negative. Seems you had so many points in your OP, it's like you can't just be grateful for what you were given and hope for the best. If the game is that bad, find something less stressful.

I love fair competition, but it gets to a point where you should realize, it is what it is and you should just use what works.

What a terrible way to look at something. I'm... so sorry for you.

If we always sat back and offered to constructive criticism of things that could improve, things never would. I'm not sure where the idea comes from that if someone offers constructive criticism, it means they don't like the current product at all and should move on. I mean, I've seen many polls indicating that the masses want duels, so then when I say I'd like duels... you say I should find a new game?

Kinda weird right, you don't see that?

edit- And I would hardly call me stressed... I play ESO, I'm about to play it now. I do very, very well even... But that doesn't mean it's a perfect game or that we shouldn't offer idea's for improvement. I'd almost be willing to wager these forums are here for that very thing.

SFBryan18 wrote: »

Just another tryhard who thinks he knows better than the developers. Complaints will bring change if there is a high demand for it, but instead of addressing one specific thing you want changed, you list like a hundred. That will just get ignored. I mean, where do we even begin to reply to so many opinions?

And if you think being grateful for what you have is a terrible way of looking at things, you really don't deserve to be taken seriously.

I don't think there's any getting through to you. Thanks anyway.

SFBryan18 wrote: »

The_Drexill wrote: »

SFBryan18 wrote: »

I feel bad because you took so much time to write this, and I didn't have the patience to finish it. Really though, how many cups of coffee do you drink a day? Might be time to stop.

Usually one, but it's 20oz. Truth is I typed it up while holding a baby waiting on friends to log on to pvp with... It wasn't inconvenient.

I guess everyone else thinks everything is perfect. I definitely dont, but I'm from a earlier generation of gamers... I guess this is the "Cataclysm Generation", so I should probably stop trying to make it more competitive

When I play a game, I do notice things that could be improved, but I usually move on and try not to dwell on the negative. Seems you had so many points in your OP, it's like you can't just be grateful for what you were given and hope for the best. If the game is that bad, find something less stressful.

I love fair competition, but it gets to a point where you should realize, it is what it is and you should just use what works.

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*Bones...dry bones.