Diversion or Direction?
Diversion or Direction?
This is by no means a judgmental nor biased question. I'm only curious about what many people plan to do. When WOW and EQ2 come out how many of you will seriously drop Saga of Ryzom for either of these two highly anticipated games? Just trying to get a gauge at any potentially harmful exodus by members just biding their time prior to the new games I mentioned.
Re: Diversion or Direction?
fancyboy wrote:This is by no means a judgmental nor biased question. I'm only curious about what many people plan to do. When WOW and EQ2 come out how many of you will seriously drop Saga of Ryzom for either of these two highly anticipated games? Just trying to get a gauge at any potentially harmful exodus by members just biding their time prior to the new games I mentioned.
Exodus by anyone biding their time in SoR would be a benefit to those of us who remain. Playing with 50 people who enjoy the game is better than playing with 50,000 who are just there "because". It is like a class of 10 students who want to learn vs 10 who want to learn, plus 10 who don't care either way, plus 5 who want to sleep, plus 2 who are waiting for their cases to be heard, plus...
Re: Diversion or Direction?
I've no intention whatsoever to play WoW or EQ2. Just not my cup of tea.
I'll continue to play Ryzom as long as Nevrax manages to fix the bugs and to include some missing features in a reasonable amount of time. I believe Nevrax will do that, but even when Nevrax should fail in doing so and I would cancel my Ryzom subscription I would not play WoW or EQ2.
I'll continue to play Ryzom as long as Nevrax manages to fix the bugs and to include some missing features in a reasonable amount of time. I believe Nevrax will do that, but even when Nevrax should fail in doing so and I would cancel my Ryzom subscription I would not play WoW or EQ2.