REASONS TO PLAY THIS SERVER!

[Humerox]

Originally Posted by Massive Marc [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I'm almost done work, so I'll stop being a troll over this... My question to you is: Does the amount of time a task takes represent its difficulty ?

question wasn't directed at me, but I have one for you. Are you saying that all it took to solve EQ quests at the beginning was time? That a little brain-work wasn't involved? that figuring out raid content was easy...before there were instructional sites and youtube videos? and recipes...yada yada yada?

I thought it was a bitch, lol.

[Massive Marc]

Originally Posted by Humerox [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

question wasn't directed at me, but I have one for you. Are you saying that all it took to solve EQ quests at the beginning was time? That a little brain-work wasn't involved? that figuring out raid content was easy...before there were instructional sites and youtube videos? and recipes...yada yada yada?

I thought it was a bitch, lol.

Hi Humerox,

Thanks for the question. My answer would be, Yes, all it took was time to complete quests. I did not have to use much brain power when the NPC tells you where to go, what to kill and what loot to bring back.

Raids have a degree of difficulty due to having to interact with other players (Nilbog touched on this) Learning raids was tedious due the skill curve within each raid.

Am I wrong in thinking there is a difference between learning something seemingly hard, and then finding it to be easy or something that is continually hard ? ( hope that makes sense, I'm kinda rushing this so I can leave work)

[Humerox]

Originally Posted by Massive Marc [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Am I wrong in thinking there is a difference between learning something seemingly hard, and then finding it to be easy or something that is continually hard ? ( hope that makes sense, I'm kinda rushing this so I can leave work)

Actually no...and I concede the point.

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