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Edited by Moon Wizard:
8/1/2014 1:43:17 AM
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For those who rush to "End Game"
With all the post/discussions about the content in this game, especially the scope of the cap. Just wanted to add my outlook.
When an orchestra comes together for a concert, is it the musician the finishes playing first considered the best?
I just wanted to give that analogy to retrospect how people are treating the information released about the game.
So much time spent on contemplating what your going to do at the end of it.
How will you be able to even enjoy the moments up to that point?
Have a better [i]overall[/i] experience, not a [i]afterall[/i] one.
Not telling people they can't look forward to content and exciting news. Just stop making your final decision [i]today[/i] about something that's months away.
We all want people to agree/see our opinions, let's just not grab our torches and pitch forks just yet.
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7 RepliesThe biggest reason RPGs are successful is because of the ability to get that next level. Get that next gear up. Get that next item to make your toon better. You are stressing that we should avoid that completely, for the sake of your play style. Getting all the best weapons and armor for a zone before moving on (while leveling) is a horrible RvR situation, as everything will be nearly immediately replaced upon entering the new zone ( per the norm for rpgs with rigid leveling areas ). Personally, I would feel like that is a waste of time on my end. I would not feel enjoyment, but.."why did I spend 10 hours getting gear I replace in 10 minutes once I have it?" You give the orchestra analogy, but it only makes sense if you have an orchestra to play with. Are you leveling up with friends/clan members? If not, then you are not part of an orchestra. Random players don't count, because you will not be with them for the entire length of the "concert", as they will rotate in and out. Overall experiences are subjective, not absolute. Please don't apply your experiences to me :) What makes a better overall experience to me is obviously different than what makes a better overall experience to you. And ya know what, I am fine with that. I don't feel the need to tell others their "overall experience" is wrong.
