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--delete--... (didn't see the previous posts which already mentions the same thing)
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Originally posted by Nephaerius Extremely competitive teamplay environment Low Skill Floor with High Skill Ceiling No 2 games ever play out the same Always more to learn and new stuff to try Wide variety of roles to play (melee and ranged AD…
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Sounds like the game is designed to foster social interaction. Good!
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You probably wouldn't know the difference in performance when it comes to playing a game. But Windows 8 uses less resources than Windows 7, so theoretically, Windows 8 can give you better performance. That said, I'm using Windows 7 because right no…
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Purchasing: - If you want the cheapest price, then I'd go with Green Man Gaming given the 20% off discount. They only sell the digital version of the game though (rather than hard copy). Use google to find the voucher code. Classes: - Elementa…
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Yeah, I should mention, like Drakaena sorta said, the required reflex in this game really isn't that bad. It's more about timing. In Guild Wars 1, if you played the mesmer, you needed to be able to interrupt a .5 or .75 second cast through reflex. …
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First of all, all of the above from WolfynSong's reply applies... During BWE#1 (I didn't participate in this, but I participated in a short stress test that used the same build)... It randomly put people in teams and in matches (probably based …
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Originally posted by DKLond FWIW, I also found combat to be pretty "meh" - based on my 20-30 hours with the betas. Oh, it actually looked pretty cool and felt pretty good - but your arsenal (I played Thief and Ranger) is WAY too limited. I also …
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If you guys check the OPs past forum posts, you'll see that he doesn't like the combat system and quests. He doesn't elaborate on why he doesn't like the quests, but from a different post it can be extrapolated that he doesn't like games that requir…
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Originally posted by seridan 10 skills + 4 (the max) class mechanic + 1 weapon swap key = 15 buttons (depends on prof) are essential for regular play. There is a very small team of developers already working on a console version but I doubt they w…
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Originally posted by comitron Originally posted by Banquetto ... yeah, i guess each person has their own preference. I personaly see my idea as an advancement in the genre. I dont like traveling from point 'A' to point 'B' and see a node on th…
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Preorder wasn't an option, so I voted pre-purchased. I didn't pay anything though (and yes I have a beta key).
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From a perspective of a current senior at a university. A degree doesn't amount to much without a portfolio or work to show. I'm in Computer Science and have completed all of the requirements for this major, but am still pursuing another degree. But…
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Originally posted by CHATTER You can also disable the energy builder from being a toggle and take multiple energy builders and just use them like you would in CoH, you just include them in an attack chain. That's just false/misleading info…
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When there's a cluster of players in an area in Eve Online, even there has been complaint of severe lag. And the world of Eve Online is huge and assumingly non-linear. In games where there will be expected clustering of players in an area, this is…
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What Abrahmm said, probably... Anyways, the problem is latency (i.e. - ping) , so it's probably fine for non-time critical single player games, assuming servers are widely distributed so there's servers near you. However, MMOs, have centralized se…
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Originally posted by MsBunny2u I have seen alot of Champions Online, and have NEVER liked their "cell shading" graphics. Then I heard the BUZZ about DCUO and how awesome it is going to be. So I started to follow this game. But. Hold the phone. Al…
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Considering they spent magnitudes more money in TR than any other MMO they published/developed, and the trash that came out of it... And in terms of monetary support, TR has had the most support at that point in time. The only real con here was by R…
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To truly analyze it you need to go in much deeper detail than that. (e.g. - combat mechanics). I found the mage class to be rather boring. However, the scout class was surprisingly engaging due to the fact bonuses from direction of movement matter…
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care to elaborate on how the mechanics change? Furthermore, I've read through the skills list for just about every class... However, the point that the game is worth playing or not is NOT my intent for this thread. This thread is meant for discuss…
