Raistlin
Active Member
All hell broke loose on global chat once this took effect, its still flaming ,as people log on.
It might had been a deterent to stop bots from leveling or something similar, but since it worked for the entire past week, well..
Also many new players are still comming into the game, and some mid level ones that decided to level via labor, were cut off, and are now pretty pissed being forced into content they dont want, and they are stuck with no gear on 40-51 ,and many prepared resources to level via labor.
Its mostly related to headstart first players had compared to the ones that joined ArcheRage later on, they had the absolute right to take up every single ounce of land using various valid and invalid means, on nuia where i play, but to give part of community much better treatment related to leveling and speed of progression, compared to the ones that joined a bit later, is not fair, and discouraging.
The speed of leveling via questing is uncomparable to labor expenditure becouse of the distances you must travel from quest to quest, this will leave many players with days or weeks gimp, that will promote elitism and griefing.
Also there was no visible warning of these changes, so way too many are surprised by this.
I surely hope this hurts bots and hackers more than the other part of players, since the progression halt is real.
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Many new ideas in the comments.
All of that ,what happened, how it made many people feel and what they lost, and they lost many things, items ,opportunities, time, chance to prepare, the rage and grief that came out of it isnt constructive, to turn the tables they could enable labor exp for untill the end of weekend ,and put it on ingame login message, turn this whole thing around, earn the respect of the community and in return get more profits by doing so since players will spend more to finish it in the given deadline.
But im pretty certain that wont happen, nothing is perfect, the margin of playerbase has been pushed, hopefully there wont be any more drastic changes like these to stir even more trouble.
It might had been a deterent to stop bots from leveling or something similar, but since it worked for the entire past week, well..
Also many new players are still comming into the game, and some mid level ones that decided to level via labor, were cut off, and are now pretty pissed being forced into content they dont want, and they are stuck with no gear on 40-51 ,and many prepared resources to level via labor.
Its mostly related to headstart first players had compared to the ones that joined ArcheRage later on, they had the absolute right to take up every single ounce of land using various valid and invalid means, on nuia where i play, but to give part of community much better treatment related to leveling and speed of progression, compared to the ones that joined a bit later, is not fair, and discouraging.
The speed of leveling via questing is uncomparable to labor expenditure becouse of the distances you must travel from quest to quest, this will leave many players with days or weeks gimp, that will promote elitism and griefing.
Also there was no visible warning of these changes, so way too many are surprised by this.
I surely hope this hurts bots and hackers more than the other part of players, since the progression halt is real.
____________________________________________ EDIT
Many new ideas in the comments.
All of that ,what happened, how it made many people feel and what they lost, and they lost many things, items ,opportunities, time, chance to prepare, the rage and grief that came out of it isnt constructive, to turn the tables they could enable labor exp for untill the end of weekend ,and put it on ingame login message, turn this whole thing around, earn the respect of the community and in return get more profits by doing so since players will spend more to finish it in the given deadline.
But im pretty certain that wont happen, nothing is perfect, the margin of playerbase has been pushed, hopefully there wont be any more drastic changes like these to stir even more trouble.
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