When did MMORPG's become all about the rush to end game?
It must have to do with WoW.
I don't know about this instant gratification crowd....what is the rush? There ought to be some rule, you can't play a new online MMO until you play pen and paper D&D for a month straight so folks learn what an RPG is.
Someone above wants more quest XP. My goodness I outlevel the quests the way it is.
Here's how things go.
1. Buy new MMO
2. Power grind mobs and get max level in a week or two.
3. Power grind content and get gear in another week or two.
4. Come to forums and complain that the company sucks, game is garbage.
5. Quit game but still come to forums for the next year and complain about a game you don't play.
/facepalm.
To the OP. Yes, this game is not for you. Your mindset, and the one I describe above, is not really an MMORPG mindset.
Maybe you should try first person shooters or find a game with arena pvp, like GW2 or something.
When did MMORPG's become all about the rush to end game?
It must have to do with WoW.
I don't know about this instant gratification crowd....what is the rush? There ought to be some rule, you can't play a new online MMO until you play pen and paper D&D for a month straight so folks learn what an RPG is.
Someone above wants more quest XP. My goodness I outlevel the quests the way it is.
Here's how things go.
1. Buy new MMO
2. Power grind mobs and get max level in a week or two.
3. Power grind content and get gear in another week or two.
4. Come to forums and complain that the company sucks, game is garbage.
5. Quit game but still come to forums for the next year and complain about a game you don't play.
/facepalm.
To the OP. Yes, this game is not for you. Your mindset, and the one I describe above, is not really an MMORPG mindset.
Maybe you should try first person shooters or find a game with arena pvp, like GW2 or something.
I play multiplayer games to progress and compete. I play RPG games like Skyrim to relax and enjoy questing, exploring and looting.
MMORPGs to me are getting geared and topping parse charts. It's challenging and rewarding to me. Why would I play an MMO that tries to be like Skyrim when Skyrim does it better? Why would I wanna slow down and complete quests that feel rushed when I could just play Skyrim? No, I want to play an MMO for Multiplayer aspects and ESO is hardly an MMO in my opinion. It's a *** RPG with players spread around on cash shop mounts.
... What's the point to all this? To get to some epic PvE based end game that's challenging or to continue grinding for gear?
When did MMORPG's become all about the rush to end game?
It must have to do with WoW.
I don't know about this instant gratification crowd....what is the rush? There ought to be some rule, you can't play a new online MMO until you play pen and paper D&D for a month straight so folks learn what an RPG is.
Someone above wants more quest XP. My goodness I outlevel the quests the way it is.
Here's how things go.
1. Buy new MMO
2. Power grind mobs and get max level in a week or two.
3. Power grind content and get gear in another week or two.
4. Come to forums and complain that the company sucks, game is garbage.
5. Quit game but still come to forums for the next year and complain about a game you don't play.
/facepalm.
To the OP. Yes, this game is not for you. Your mindset, and the one I describe above, is not really an MMORPG mindset.
Maybe you should try first person shooters or find a game with arena pvp, like GW2 or something.
SerenaAnastasia wrote: »Well as a pve... you go around, kill stuff, go a bit more in front kill more stuff, get a mission, fetch stuff, get another mission fetch and kill stuff, kill the boss, gather some flowers, kill more stuff in your way, enter dungeons, kill stuff, go on another mission, fetch and kill...yes thats about it xD.
So I take it there's nothing since no one gave me a reply that makes grinding to VR16 look like it'll net me more than 10 hours of content once I get there.
So far ESO doesn't feel like an MMO. I can't stand when I see other players because they're normally in a 2 man group fighting over the mobs I'm grinding. An MMO shouldn't make you rue the sight of other players.
There's the Maelstrom arena, and Thieves Guild will be introducing new Trials. TBH, as a PVPer I have no idea what you guys do all day xD
Like, is there a PVE "end game"? Or is it just dungeon after dungeon?
holy hell, I wonder the EXACT SAME THING!
what do PVE'rs do? is it just a RP guild under a PVE-raid guild exterior? Do they grind dungeons all day with hopes of a divines monster helm? Do they go into tavern's and take off their clothes and type /dance for monies? Do they rerun vet DSA with the hopes of shaving 1 second off their best time?
so....many.....questions!
In your post you say you don't want to PVP, play quests, grind dungeons or craft.
I might therefore respectfully recommend to you another game, like Minecraft, Q-Bert or Super Mario Paint. Yes, the answer is sarcastic, but that was because the question was bad. There's lots and lots and lots to do in ESO, but if you don't like playing the world go find another game.
I meant if the whole game is grinding gold, crafting and running the same easy mode dungeons I'm not interested. I'm not going to find the answer I want here, I'll go to less biased forums.