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Why isn't Eve more successful?

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Ai Shun
#381 - 2012-04-20 10:19:17 UTC
Nephilius wrote:
St Mio wrote:
Because the masses a) want instant gratification and b) are creatively inept and incapable of building sandcastles.


OMG, I laughed so hard when I saw this. Try again, as I've said before, the sand in Eve is more like kitty litter.

I think the biggest reason that Eve does not have the numbers that WoW and other games of that caliber have is because there is no point to Eve. There is no established endgame (ships are not endgame). All humans work off of a reward system. If there are no real rewards to be had, except for self-set goals, then there is no reason to become invested in it.

Ultimately though, those who love Eve will love it, those who don't will not.


Didn't you just say what St Mio said?

"Instant gratification" = "Having a point"
"Incapable of building sandcastles" = "Needing a virtual reward"

St Mio makes a good point. EVE is a game for players who don't need a virtual carrot, but who can play a game for themselves and for enjoyment. That doesn't mean other games aren't enjoyable; but the type of MMO you describe is designed for players who simply run along the rails of a developer, having their instant gratification hits as they pick up another +1 to some obscure stat or an item in a different colour.

Personally, goals I set myself are far more rewarding than ticking off 10,000 kills of some poor beast to get an Achievement a developer deemed as a good time sink to get more money.

Darius Brinn
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#382 - 2012-04-20 10:29:23 UTC  |  Edited by: Darius Brinn
Otrebla Utrigas wrote:


Well I suppose that in case i would lose all my epic fit in WoW everytime i die, I just do all the battlegrounds in blue equipment that is easily replaced just playing some dungeons a day and i will use my epic fit in PvE dungeons which give me all the money I need and... oh wait...

WoW is WoW because of its rules, and EVE is EVE because of its rules. Both are great, both are different. Enjoy both.


What I meant is that, if you did lose your epics in WoW, the game would not be as successful as it has always been. It's tailored for a very different set of people, who happen to be in the millions.

I did enjoy WoW for a while. As I explain, I've been an avid videogame player for decades and I still am. But eventually it lost its luster.

Eventually, you do all the quests. You get all the epics. You kill all the bosses. And then, the lack of freedom or a player interaction system such as we see in EvE kills the game for you.

When I see the things that, being a terribly casual and irregular EvE player, I've done in this game...

I've mined rocks of Arkonor in 0.0, bigger than a station, in wonderfully tuned operations among lots of other players in perfect synergy.
I've lived in a wormhole, getting blisters on my fingers after so much D-scan clicking, harvesting gas of uncontrolled value, and throwing my ship against Sleepers without having a clue on what I could expect, but making tons of ISK.
I've moved to 0.0, moving tons of stuff without Carrier support, learning to make safespots, learning to rely on intel channels and other players for safety, using maps and bridges, learning fleet discipline, and sometimes learning to run away in fear of losing the fruit of my efforts.
I've spent hours planning my Planetary Interaction setups in paper. Checking systems with the planets I needed, checking what I could make and how, until I fine-tuned an exquisite system that left me in awe and made a bit of ISK for me, almost by itself.
And now I'm trying to learn small scale PvP. With just a few minutes of gameplay each day, I'll never be a truly successful player, and still I get goose bumps when I am expecting a potential victim to fall in a bubble, or when I'm moving from safe to safe while being scanned furiously.

As I said, I was a WoW player. And the damn Lich King could never hold a candle to how EVIL my CEO is. A game which allows me to work for such a nefarious person has to be a good game.
Rekon X
Doomheim
#383 - 2012-04-20 12:52:04 UTC
Urgg Boolean wrote:
My six hardcore PvP friends have some specific complaints that a) have been stated already in this thread, and b) typically cause flame wars:
1) sluggish, clunky, non-responsive GUI depsite recent "improvements". These people are not just annoyed with the GUI; nor is this mere dislike; it is honest HATRED of the GUI.
2) Keyboard skills count for almost nothing. For players who have develeoped keyboard skills, this is bad. They feel that one of their best strengths is eliminated from the WIN equation.
3) No skills accelration. This leads to the flame war topic of "catching up" to advanced players.
4) You can't actually hook up your stick and fly the ships Black Prophecy style. Again, the player skills are not an important part of the WIN equation. I have played Black Prophecy and I can tell you that a multiplayer dog fight in an asteroid field is seriously cool fun. Not available in EvE.

When you add all this up, it means that EvE is a very undesireable environment for gaming. Keep in mind that these guys are avid PvPers, and are not averse to EvE's PvP, per se. The consensus is that "EvE is not REAL PvP". Like I said, flame war material.

So this is the opinion of real humans, whom I know, and have sat with in the same room many times. They are avid PvPers in other games, and who have had trail accounts in EvE and dropped them. You can write them off as the "twitch" crowd. But charater assassination is not the point of this thread: EvE's perceived popularity is. And these guys can't be convinced that EvE is a excellent gaming experience for the reason listed.


Having to mouse click everything is lame. I started up a 7 day on wow and it's nice to be able to do something while taking out a mob, not with a mouse click.

Biggest reason I've played wow so long is mods/addons. Combat logs, spell cooldowns, information is power. I can't even see what type of damage I'm taking in this interface.

Target, orbit, turn on guns and wait.

PVP sounds more like a job, 2 minutes of pvp and 5 hours of shopping, grinding isk to pay for it, etc. I have a job.

I don't care what you think, if you ever think at all.

Otrebla Utrigas
Iberians
#384 - 2012-04-21 00:12:03 UTC
Rekon X wrote:
Urgg Boolean wrote:
My six hardcore PvP friends have some specific complaints that a) have been stated already in this thread, and b) typically cause flame wars:
1) sluggish, clunky, non-responsive GUI depsite recent "improvements". These people are not just annoyed with the GUI; nor is this mere dislike; it is honest HATRED of the GUI.
2) Keyboard skills count for almost nothing. For players who have develeoped keyboard skills, this is bad. They feel that one of their best strengths is eliminated from the WIN equation.
3) No skills accelration. This leads to the flame war topic of "catching up" to advanced players.
4) You can't actually hook up your stick and fly the ships Black Prophecy style. Again, the player skills are not an important part of the WIN equation. I have played Black Prophecy and I can tell you that a multiplayer dog fight in an asteroid field is seriously cool fun. Not available in EvE.

When you add all this up, it means that EvE is a very undesireable environment for gaming. Keep in mind that these guys are avid PvPers, and are not averse to EvE's PvP, per se. The consensus is that "EvE is not REAL PvP". Like I said, flame war material.

So this is the opinion of real humans, whom I know, and have sat with in the same room many times. They are avid PvPers in other games, and who have had trail accounts in EvE and dropped them. You can write them off as the "twitch" crowd. But charater assassination is not the point of this thread: EvE's perceived popularity is. And these guys can't be convinced that EvE is a excellent gaming experience for the reason listed.


Having to mouse click everything is lame. I started up a 7 day on wow and it's nice to be able to do something while taking out a mob, not with a mouse click.

Biggest reason I've played wow so long is mods/addons. Combat logs, spell cooldowns, information is power. I can't even see what type of damage I'm taking in this interface.

Target, orbit, turn on guns and wait.

PVP sounds more like a job, 2 minutes of pvp and 5 hours of shopping, grinding isk to pay for it, etc. I have a job.


Yeah and WoW grind and leveling is not. XD The only difference is in WoW you character can reach a glass ceiling, while in EVE it is impossible to reach. If you get fed up doing missions, doing PvP (which can be in fleet, small gang,s frig warfare BC fleets etc) or mining, try to improve PI, or explore in a cov ops ship and find devices. Go to WH space, Stay at Jita while you manage Buy and sell orders, hunt for bounties...

In WoW if you get fed up of shooting things with a hunter, there is nothing more you can do with it. You need another character (and more grinding, leveling and farming) just to reach end game with another career path.
Grey Stormshadow
Sebiestor Tribe
Minmatar Republic
#385 - 2012-04-21 00:54:39 UTC  |  Edited by: Grey Stormshadow
Because eve is not yet reached the point where the amount of content, accessibility, user interface and new player game experience meet the demands of average Joe who wants play game which has stuff also for casual gamer and not only for hardcore sandbox maniacs.

When the multi layered eve online experience is closer to reaching this state after few years of further development, it shall be rewarded. For this we shall obviously need also the WIS environment to happen. It may be one layer which part of the Eve community may never use, but also layer which will open door for some other people.

The best thing in eve online is that things don't need to be just black and white. We sometimes tend to see them like such, but in reality eve already has plenty of stuff what one has never even tried. Many new features should be adapted as such and accepted that even I don't necessarily want something, it might still be good for the game as a whole.

In the past CCP has made some errors when trying to force certain play styles or areas to everyone and ignored the actual content in the process. Even they recovered from that and learned from their obvious mistakes, I'm still slightly worried that they are too afraid to go on with WiS again. True station games with actual content should be real game changer subscription wise.

Layers... hard, easy, accessible, hard to get to. Eve can provide everything. It doesn't need to be same for everyone like most other MMO's out there. That is what makes it WIN in long term.

Get classic forum style - custom videos to captains quarters screen

Play with the best - die like the rest

Leza Bo ManHater
Pyramid Celestial
#386 - 2012-04-21 01:27:56 UTC
zedrick cayne is a mindless brain slug
Rekon X
Doomheim
#387 - 2012-04-21 02:04:04 UTC  |  Edited by: Rekon X
Otrebla Utrigas wrote:

Yeah and WoW grind and leveling is not. XD The only difference is in WoW you character can reach a glass ceiling, while in EVE it is impossible to reach. If you get fed up doing missions, doing PvP (which can be in fleet, small gang,s frig warfare BC fleets etc) or mining, try to improve PI, or explore in a cov ops ship and find devices. Go to WH space, Stay at Jita while you manage Buy and sell orders, hunt for bounties...

In WoW if you get fed up of shooting things with a hunter, there is nothing more you can do with it. You need another character (and more grinding, leveling and farming) just to reach end game with another career path.


Before my first MMO game, i use to play the **** out of Unreal Tournament and Counterstrike. Along with warcraft 1-3, diablo, starcraft, among others.

Most of wow for me is leveling. I don't grind it out though, I play the game.

Scanning puts me to sleep, i can't scan, move probes in, change range, scan move probes in change range, scan move probes in change range enough to make it worth it. I may get through 2 systems and I'm asleep.
Mining?, i'd rather do fishing in wow, at least I can look at the beach.
Market, not exciting, don't care. Professions in wow.
Missions, omg. I can run quests in wow for weeks, Missions just put me to sleep. What is there 10 of them?
Raids, if you've never done them, get a good group and it's great. We'd raid a couple nights during the week, and 3pm to sometimes midnight on saturday.
PVP, spent a lot of time doing that. From the time I was lvl 15 in crossroads slinging fireballs through the walls lmao, before there were bg's.

Been in WH systems, scouted 0.0.

I see no point to any of it. Which is probably why I'm on the forums. Bored.

I don't care what you think, if you ever think at all.

Leza Bo ManHater
Pyramid Celestial
#388 - 2012-04-21 02:13:42 UTC
Rekon X wrote:
Otrebla Utrigas wrote:

Yeah and WoW grind and leveling is not. XD The only difference is in WoW you character can reach a glass ceiling, while in EVE it is impossible to reach. If you get fed up doing missions, doing PvP (which can be in fleet, small gang,s frig warfare BC fleets etc) or mining, try to improve PI, or explore in a cov ops ship and find devices. Go to WH space, Stay at Jita while you manage Buy and sell orders, hunt for bounties...

In WoW if you get fed up of shooting things with a hunter, there is nothing more you can do with it. You need another character (and more grinding, leveling and farming) just to reach end game with another career path.


Most of wow for me is leveling. I don't grind it out though, I play the game.

Scanning puts me to sleep, i can't scan, move probes in, change range, scan move probes in change range, scan move probes in change range enough to make it worth it. I may get through 2 systems and I'm asleep.
Mining?, i'd rather do fishing in wow, at least I can look at the beach.
Market, not exciting, don't care. Professions in wow.
Missions, omg. I can run quests in wow for weeks, Missions just put me to sleep. What is there 10 of them?

Been in WH systems, scouted 0.0.

I see no point to any of it. Which is probably why I'm on the forums. Bored.


dont take it out on the rest of us because you have absolutely no creative spark or joie de vivre, sounds to me like you have bigger issues and are just trying to pin the blame of them on eve instead of yourself...grow up
Cpt Dealman
Victims of the Modern Age
#389 - 2012-04-21 02:36:46 UTC
Leza Bo ManHater wrote:

dont take it out on the rest of us because you have absolutely no creative spark or joie de vivre, sounds to me like you have bigger issues and are just trying to pin the blame of them on eve instead of yourself...grow up


He does have a point though, I'm a miner myself and even though I enjoy it at sometimes there are more entertaining things to look at. Looking at EVE while mining ice would get me bored very easily, which is why I do other stuff, like planetary interaction or even watch a movie or something.

That EVE's in space is cool and all, but nothing other than a few ice asteroids tends to get... "lame". I'd love to see some graphics update for the ice asteroids... Sad

And there's no need to tell him to grow up...

I've played WoW myself, and IMO the only fun thing was to create alts and level them up. I found the battlegrounds and crafting and all that stuff to be ridiculously boring.

I wish MMOs would have a more in-depth crafting system like Star Wars Galaxies had, god that crafting could have me stuck for hours... Lol
Rekon X
Doomheim
#390 - 2012-04-21 02:43:22 UTC
Leza Bo ManHater wrote:
Rekon X wrote:
Otrebla Utrigas wrote:

Yeah and WoW grind and leveling is not. XD The only difference is in WoW you character can reach a glass ceiling, while in EVE it is impossible to reach. If you get fed up doing missions, doing PvP (which can be in fleet, small gang,s frig warfare BC fleets etc) or mining, try to improve PI, or explore in a cov ops ship and find devices. Go to WH space, Stay at Jita while you manage Buy and sell orders, hunt for bounties...

In WoW if you get fed up of shooting things with a hunter, there is nothing more you can do with it. You need another character (and more grinding, leveling and farming) just to reach end game with another career path.


Most of wow for me is leveling. I don't grind it out though, I play the game.

Scanning puts me to sleep, i can't scan, move probes in, change range, scan move probes in change range, scan move probes in change range enough to make it worth it. I may get through 2 systems and I'm asleep.
Mining?, i'd rather do fishing in wow, at least I can look at the beach.
Market, not exciting, don't care. Professions in wow.
Missions, omg. I can run quests in wow for weeks, Missions just put me to sleep. What is there 10 of them?

Been in WH systems, scouted 0.0.

I see no point to any of it. Which is probably why I'm on the forums. Bored.


dont take it out on the rest of us because you have absolutely no creative spark or joie de vivre, sounds to me like you have bigger issues and are just trying to pin the blame of them on eve instead of yourself...grow up


Yea, you're right, I have a problem cause I expect a game to be fun. I'm a sicko cause I shouldn't have to pay for a game that I have to create my own entertainment. I have the problem cause I expect developers to provide interesting missions, other than the 10 i've been getting over and over. Especially when Blizzard can create hundreds of quests for each zone.


I hate to break it to you but the lack of creativity is built into the game. So blaming me for the lack of creativity in the game is just LMAO, you have to be retarted.



I don't care what you think, if you ever think at all.

Cpt Dealman
Victims of the Modern Age
#391 - 2012-04-21 02:49:29 UTC  |  Edited by: Cpt Dealman
Rekon X wrote:

Yea, you're right, I have a problem cause I expect a game to be fun. I'm a sicko cause I shouldn't have to pay for a game that I have to create my own entertainment. I have the problem cause I expect developers to provide interesting missions, other than the 10 i've been getting over and over. Especially when Blizzard can create hundreds of quests for each zone.


I hate to break it to you but the lack of creativity is built into the game. So blaming me for the lack of creativity in the game is just LMAO, you have to be retarted.


Either you like it or you don't, it's as simple as that. Since you, yourself already said that you're only hanging around on the forums I assume you've already "quit" EVE.

However, because you don't like EVE doesn't mean it's not creative. EVE Online is very creative, people find different things to be fun. I agree with you on mining and missions, the missions are mostly boring because they feel so repetitive and I can't be bothered to read the actual Story behind it.

EVE has a whole different mission system as compared to WoW, and it's therefore rather unfair to compare the two - because the games are so different.

And the quests in WoW aren't really fun either, it's usually just "Go kill X many of Y." and "Gather this and that".

The only thing I find lacking in EVE is to play co-operatively with friends, now I'm a so called "carebear" because I dislike PvP because of the amount of douchebags involved, and it always ends up with people getting mad and blaming others and/or the game. Missions and Complexes in EVE are really boring to do with friends, I know that EVE is mainly a PvP focused game - but there is PvE for a reason, and I'd like to see it get some love.
Leza Bo ManHater
Pyramid Celestial
#392 - 2012-04-21 02:50:46 UTC
Rekon X wrote:
Leza Bo ManHater wrote:
Rekon X wrote:
Otrebla Utrigas wrote:

Yeah and WoW grind and leveling is not. XD The only difference is in WoW you character can reach a glass ceiling, while in EVE it is impossible to reach. If you get fed up doing missions, doing PvP (which can be in fleet, small gang,s frig warfare BC fleets etc) or mining, try to improve PI, or explore in a cov ops ship and find devices. Go to WH space, Stay at Jita while you manage Buy and sell orders, hunt for bounties...

In WoW if you get fed up of shooting things with a hunter, there is nothing more you can do with it. You need another character (and more grinding, leveling and farming) just to reach end game with another career path.


Most of wow for me is leveling. I don't grind it out though, I play the game.

Scanning puts me to sleep, i can't scan, move probes in, change range, scan move probes in change range, scan move probes in change range enough to make it worth it. I may get through 2 systems and I'm asleep.
Mining?, i'd rather do fishing in wow, at least I can look at the beach.
Market, not exciting, don't care. Professions in wow.
Missions, omg. I can run quests in wow for weeks, Missions just put me to sleep. What is there 10 of them?

Been in WH systems, scouted 0.0.

I see no point to any of it. Which is probably why I'm on the forums. Bored.


dont take it out on the rest of us because you have absolutely no creative spark or joie de vivre, sounds to me like you have bigger issues and are just trying to pin the blame of them on eve instead of yourself...grow up


Yea, you're right, I have a problem cause I expect a game to be fun. I'm a sicko cause I shouldn't have to pay for a game that I have to create my own entertainment. I have the problem cause I expect developers to provide interesting missions, other than the 10 i've been getting over and over. Especially when Blizzard can create hundreds of quests for each zone.


I hate to break it to you but the lack of creativity is built into the game. So blaming me for the lack of creativity in the game is just LMAO, you have to be retarted.





we are not here to entertain you dude, you cant have fun on your own then doesn't mean everybody has to do a song and dance to make you happy, i stand by earlier statement, grow up
Rekon X
Doomheim
#393 - 2012-04-21 03:35:38 UTC
Leza Bo ManHater wrote:

we are not here to entertain you dude, you cant have fun on your own then doesn't mean everybody has to do a song and dance to make you happy, i stand by earlier statement, grow up


So you're a dev then? I guess you are here to entertain me, else wtf is this game for?

You're not very good at your job.

I don't care what you think, if you ever think at all.

Cpt Dealman
Victims of the Modern Age
#394 - 2012-04-21 04:02:47 UTC
Rekon X wrote:

So you're a dev then? I guess you are here to entertain me, else wtf is this game for?

You're not very good at your job.


EVE is entertaining and creative, if you don't like it - it's probably not your kind of creativity, maybe you're more into the whole fantasy thing rather than sci-fi, if that's the case - don't hate on EVE or its devs, they're doing a great job and EVE is a great game full of creativity.
Serene Repose
#395 - 2012-04-21 04:16:34 UTC  |  Edited by: Serene Repose
Success is in the eye of the beholder. If you take a sharp stick and poke out one of your eyes, success would appear to diminish by 50%. The result of that would be the distinct impression things suddenly slid down hill! What's odd about that is, if you added a third eye, success would seem to rise 50%! It's uncanny! Though, I wouldn't suggest it, as three-eyed sunglasses would be very hard to find, so looking cool would be out.

Though there's no way to achieve the latter with any real success (as we all know), the former can be more simply achieved by putting a hand over one eye, then looking again!

TL;DR? It depends on what you call "success."

We must accommodate the idiocracy.

Ma'kal
State War Academy
Caldari State
#396 - 2012-04-21 04:27:47 UTC
I am grateful that Eve that way it is it is complicated enough to keep me playing for the better part of six years. Plus, niche enough to keep a lot of the super young kids out because they tend to lack the ability to play a game long term. Hopefully Eve keeps it's super sandbox of awesome, because it is the only game I can stand for more than 3 months.
Otrebla Utrigas
Iberians
#397 - 2012-04-21 10:53:13 UTC
Rekon X wrote:
Otrebla Utrigas wrote:

Yeah and WoW grind and leveling is not. XD The only difference is in WoW you character can reach a glass ceiling, while in EVE it is impossible to reach. If you get fed up doing missions, doing PvP (which can be in fleet, small gang,s frig warfare BC fleets etc) or mining, try to improve PI, or explore in a cov ops ship and find devices. Go to WH space, Stay at Jita while you manage Buy and sell orders, hunt for bounties...

In WoW if you get fed up of shooting things with a hunter, there is nothing more you can do with it. You need another character (and more grinding, leveling and farming) just to reach end game with another career path.


Before my first MMO game, i use to play the **** out of Unreal Tournament and Counterstrike. Along with warcraft 1-3, diablo, starcraft, among others.

Most of wow for me is leveling. I don't grind it out though, I play the game.

Scanning puts me to sleep, i can't scan, move probes in, change range, scan move probes in change range, scan move probes in change range enough to make it worth it. I may get through 2 systems and I'm asleep.
Mining?, i'd rather do fishing in wow, at least I can look at the beach.
Market, not exciting, don't care. Professions in wow.
Missions, omg. I can run quests in wow for weeks, Missions just put me to sleep. What is there 10 of them?
Raids, if you've never done them, get a good group and it's great. We'd raid a couple nights during the week, and 3pm to sometimes midnight on saturday.
PVP, spent a lot of time doing that. From the time I was lvl 15 in crossroads slinging fireballs through the walls lmao, before there were bg's.

Been in WH systems, scouted 0.0.

I see no point to any of it. Which is probably why I'm on the forums. Bored.

I understand you point really, but for me it happened the same with WoW. I enjoyed my first character (night elf druid) the most, doing new quest everyday, new dungeons, meeting new people, new places all was "WOW look at that"

After i reached L85 it begun to be repetitive and boring. Grind your dailies, grind the same dungeons, and tank the same raid monster every week. So I begin with another character (troll hunter) Since the places and quests were different in Azeroth, everything went "Oh good, look at that" I tried to choose quest chains i had not done with the druid.

Now, I'm fed up of WoW, I have done most of the quests, and I have been in every corner of Azeroth. Content is the same, I cannot do anything to change it, and I have to wait for Blizzard to introduce new content (and to pay 40€ for it)

In EvE missions are like quest in WoW, they are all the same, with the difference that you can repeat all the times you want, and in every place missions are different. Main problem in EVE is that you don't wander though the regions because you have to bring with you all your stuff which is costly (no magic bank like in WoW)

In EvE crafting is like WoW, repetitive and grinder, BUT, you have more variety, you need to study market, you need to optimize resource production and good production. You need to Think, instead of "skinn some piece of this to make that"

In EVE incursions are like Raids. You have a big group of people working as a whole against NPC big Odds, with the differece than you can compete against other people for the price, instead of "I join now, in 3 hours i will have my Epic :D"

PvE is the same in both games. The difference is in EVE you don't have guidances, you can do whatever you want to do, you can do it. I can't heal with a hunter in WoW, but i can be a 20 mill SP bounty hunter and train in 2 months to be a planetary improvement player, or a trader, or a miner.

Because in EVE what you do depends on what YOU decides to do, not what your class is designed to do.

If I want to think, to spend 3 hours coordinating mining ops (scouting, setting safe points, organizing people, looking market for more aprofitable minerals etc) and spend 2 hours shooting rocks in low sec while the guards try to scan the sector, try to pick any possible scout, to defend against small gangs if possible, or just retain them enough for the miners to jump out. Then I play EVE.

If i want to have fun for the shake of having fun, i play WoW (which i also enjoy some times)

And if I want to feel the rush... I play zerg in starcraft 2 :D

TL:DR. PvE content is similar in every MMO; what diferentiates one game from another is the end game and the posibilities offered in the game. You can chose theme parks MMO (which are fun, nobody want to deny that) or you can choose sandbox, where you have to think and create your own fun.
Spectre80
Caldari Provisions
Caldari State
#398 - 2012-04-21 11:05:55 UTC
short answer: learning curve, and most people dont like to get abused and ridiculed in game they play for "fun".
Kengutsi Akira
Doomheim
#399 - 2012-04-21 18:51:54 UTC  |  Edited by: Kengutsi Akira
to the title, imagine if this was posted by a newb

https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=99090&find=unread

and consider the replies.

Ppl dont like it when they get flamed

Spectre80 wrote:
short answer: learning curve, and most people dont like to get abused and ridiculed in game they play for "fun".


Yeah pretty much.

The people in this game run off more noobs than anything id bet

in before "QQ moar" or "HTFU" or "good we didnt need those subs anyways"

"Is it fair that CCP can get away with..." :: checks ownership on the box ::

Yes

betoli
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#400 - 2012-04-21 20:33:54 UTC
blob mechanics

poor solo gameplay (see blob mechnics)

poor ui

lack of love for basics (mining/missioning)