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Originally Posted by stormlord
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So I take it you're hardcore. In my book, hardcore players like hardcore features. No in-game map. Dangerous travel. No quest indicators. You have to manually talk to the non-players to get information and start quests. Death-penalty. Instant travel isn't free (something like ultima online). Etc. All of these features require more time from the player. And not all hardcore players will raid. Many of them prefer soloing/grouping. By and large, I consider myself hardcore because I like hardcore features. The difference between me and you is that I recognize I'm niche. I'm a minority. You don't. You think that this is some kind of conspiracy to dumb games down when in reality all this shows is that you're a minority. If you can stop pretending everyone else is like you, you might find some peace. That's how I got over it. I just accepted that I'm a minority.
Half of the battle is just accepting who you're.
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No not necessarily, but i want to be able to get some challange if i choose to. If you want to play a ROLE PLAY GAME freaking role play and not let the computer do everything for you. Simple as that. And i do not need to pretend everyone else is like me, because i know they are not. Good for you if you are a miniority, but i require a game to challange me. That does not mean i need huge punishments or no ingame maps, it simply means i dont want everything handed to me. You could draw ingame maps once you explored that area maybe, or be able to set PoIs on your maps where you saw a NPC or a potential quest giver, there are so many freaking possibilities. But no, you get a minimap with flashing icons that show you exactly where you have to go, take you by the hand like a 10 year old to complete a quest. That is not my idea of fun, its stupifying.
12-06-2010, 03:16 PM
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