drizzeth wrote:I am worried that Nevrax listens to much to a minority of players, frustrating a majority of players.
After patch1 the content majority didnt take part in all the threads that made Nevrax chance the patch and i fear that the same thing is going to happen over again.
Maybe its just the people i talk to that give a wrong avarage about opinions, but from the people i talked to most of them would come back to active their accounts of pvp is being implemeted.
You are indeed missinformed. Evidence of this is that the vast majority of level 250's do not enter PvP zones, as they have no interest in ruining anothers gaming experience, and prefer to tackle other things, like the still present Kitin threat, trying to find ways into supposedly innaccesible locales, etc.
Also, the reason Neverax changed after patch one was not because of the thread outcry, but because they were hemoraging players. Do you want that to happen again?
catfud wrote:PvP could possibly save people from flaming each other on the forums if they could just have their disputes out in game. I know you could organise an event to settle disputes in game but its still not quite the same, that leaves no room to be spontanious.
Just the opposite. I can tell you from experience that, if it comes to the point where PvP goes world wide, the flaming will get VERY much worse. As this is a game where we have built our characters up over the course of months, nearly a year for some of us, more than that, even, for a few, we are naturally emotionally invested in that character's well-being.
xenofur wrote:besides, if you read carefully the french guy above owned you all by pretty much making this whole dicussion void
Heh, how glib! How snide! How 100% wrong!
He doesn't even address the main issue (as far as I am concerned). If SoR goes PvP, why should anyone (the majority, like it or not) who does not want PvP stay? And why should any new player who
does want PvP start an account with Neverax, when there are so many other choices for the exact same experience, except that the other games are better designed, balanced, and produced.
In terms of graphics, and initial story base, SoR is indeed wonderful. In all other respects, it is truly inferior to the others on the market. The only draw it has going for it in terms of game-play is the lack of PvP.
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