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adrianus · 06-08-2008, 06:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Lesarius

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Originally Posted by BahamutKaiser

I'd have to say that dedication to a game doesn't preclude you from laziness, in fact, if your putting good effort toward a game, your probably lazy, proactive people put good effort toward something significant, videogames are just entertainment, not a valuable pursuit.

But you can call an adult who spent 8 hrs at work and then came home to raise children leaving only 2 hrs of gameplay lazy, wile assuming a person who has 8-12 hrs to play is diligent and deserves reward for their "maturity". If only our success was relavent to our actual quality, I'm sure alot less "diligent" players would fair so well.

I agree with u Kaiser, its all in the way ppl look at it. some ppl can spend 12 hours in front of a computer each day. slowly becoming 1 with their chair lol, others cant. The pvp aspect of this game should sloves some problems making the game a lil more skill oriented, not just who can put more time into the game. BTW just because u've spent the last 2-3 yrs getting 2 lvl 80 doesnt make u a god, any fool can do it with enough time on their hands, even those 13 yr old immature wow players every1's always haten' on so much lol.

i think its not a matter of how long it takes 2 get to the lvl cap in a game that rly matters, hell it'd b awesome for a mmo 1 day 2 b limitless, with no lvl cap. the thing that matters is wheather or not the process of lvling is enjoyable or not. In L2 grinding continiously is boring as hell, with lilttle reward after u lvl giving u little incentive to push on through the grueling hours of countles unimaginative mob slaying. Quests by far improve a game, they change things up, add diversity and make things interesting. Wow has some pretty good quests, u have to actually think, try to unravel the puzzles they place before u, not just "hey go grab me 10 bear hides" although there are plenty of those in there as well; guess they cant always b creative ^^
As long as they put some thought into the quests, and make pvp something u can participate in throughout the lvl spectrum not just at the lvl cap, then i dont care if i never reach the max lvl, i want to always b getting stronger. that would b a good middle grnd for the hardcore and casual gamers. Casual gamers just dont want to have 2 spend 3 yrs b4 they can b involved in the interesting aspects of the game.

P.S. I've played L2 and have a lvl 71 character and Yea wow is a lil 2 easy in some aspects but all u haters have to give it credit, the economy isnt screwd like FF or L2 and u can at least participate in pvp after some reasonable playtime, instead of waiting a yr 2 have any fun like in L2 lol

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