How can you be bad at your class at 60?

[unsunghero]

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

Was pretty fun using the PS2 DDR mat to play games that were totally not meant to be played with it.

Lol that does sound fun

[magnetaress]

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

Was pretty fun using the PS2 DDR mat to play games that were totally not meant to be played with it.

DDR mat = 8 pads or 14 pads if you use one as a modifier key. So 8 to 14 binds. Perfect for classic EQ

[Sadre Spinegnawer]

Wait. I thought this was being moved to the Nursing Home server ideas thread.

My gang can't do ddr. They're hefting soup cans and calling it a win fer chrissakes.

[spoil]

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

Two different parts of the game. This clip shows what raiding has come down to in current games. I was doing eq2 until this stupid boss with a light up floor and you had to step on certain colors and I realized: this is only going to get worse. I am likely not dead from a heart attack because of that wise choice. So the baby mode p99 and tlp's fill the void(monster).

That's why everyone is scratching their head about how to make a true sandbox. Because online gaming today, if you like to be competitive, is a room full of people shaving a few months off their life from sheer stress levels. Unless these are all zen masters too.

Raiding in an action-combat MMO is completely different. Check out the run I posted and you'll see the mechanics are mostly move out of cleave/meteors, block/dodge and stuff like that. I guess it's still 'stressful' in its own way as you're going for a no-death speed run but the gameplay is completely different from what I've seen from WoW or FF in terms of heavily choreographed mechanics.

[eisley]

shit, if you didn't bind wound *yourself* mid-combat you were a scrub, unworthy of being rendered by my video card.

or maybe you were just invis.