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Offline Slysoft

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Re: Aion
« Reply #220 on: October 05, 2009, 09:23:29 PM »
90% of people are not even close to the halfway mark in Aion, in terms of total exp required. I haven't done any calculations, but the halfway mark is probably 42-43.

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Re: Aion
« Reply #221 on: October 06, 2009, 04:54:02 AM »
Yeah, the XP required to level ramps up really, really fast at 40 and beyond.

Almost 34 now, and loving this game hard. Looks beautiful, runs great (even with 500+ people on screen), and the PvP is mindblowing. A lot of the PvE stuff is really neat too (love, love, love the instances).

Anyway, if you haven't already, buy this game, kthx. :D

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Re: Aion
« Reply #222 on: October 06, 2009, 05:06:11 AM »
Anyone playing a ranger?

If so... is anyone having trouble with their auto-attack turning off after you use certain bow skills? (Don't know which ones, but its pissing me off...)

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Re: Aion
« Reply #223 on: October 07, 2009, 06:03:58 AM »
I made it to 24 on my sm, then found out my wow friends were playing so i had to reroll

Just got to 26 on my new sm tonight. Abyss is no fun, since I had to start over everyone is higher level then I am. So I cant kill anyone 1v1, nothing but resist's. :(

Hopefully the fact that I have no life will let me catch up to them before its to late.

btw I am playing on Israphel is anyone else is playing on this server. My characters name is NoShift.

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Re: Aion
« Reply #224 on: October 07, 2009, 02:34:39 PM »
Hey, me too!

Which side?

I'm playing a ranger named Ritsu on Elyos

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« Reply #225 on: October 07, 2009, 07:21:24 PM »
Tried it, got bored after 2 days, I would rather see paint dry then waste my time on that.

If there is a way I can sell it without having to give GW (both are linked to NCsoft account), then I will sell it cheaply to anyone interested here.
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« Reply #226 on: October 07, 2009, 07:40:50 PM »
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Re: Aion
« Reply #227 on: October 11, 2009, 10:25:57 PM »
Tried it, got bored after 2 days, I would rather see paint dry then waste my time on that.

If there is a way I can sell it without having to give GW (both are linked to NCsoft account), then I will sell it cheaply to anyone interested here.

*CLAPS LOUDLY*

Those are my sentiments exactly.

And from what I see up there - L40's exponential XP jump -

Hah.

This game obviously has the Seoul of the typical Korean RPG in it.  You'll all be dropping it soon enough.  ;)    Enjoy your waste of time.

300K people who feel ripped off - I predict that within 1-2 months.   Should learn the lesson - just like we should never elect JEB BUSH in the USA ( seriously, I'll need to hurt people ) --- Korean games are just like anyone with the last name Bush for president -

don't touch it, don't look at it, don't think about it, just ... don't.   

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Re: Aion
« Reply #228 on: October 12, 2009, 02:07:00 AM »
Tried it, got bored after 2 days, I would rather see paint dry then waste my time on that.

If there is a way I can sell it without having to give GW (both are linked to NCsoft account), then I will sell it cheaply to anyone interested here.

*CLAPS LOUDLY*

Those are my sentiments exactly.

And from what I see up there - L40's exponential XP jump -

Hah.

This game obviously has the Seoul of the typical Korean RPG in it.  You'll all be dropping it soon enough.  ;)    Enjoy your waste of time.

300K people who feel ripped off - I predict that within 1-2 months.   Should learn the lesson - just like we should never elect JEB BUSH in the USA ( seriously, I'll need to hurt people ) --- Korean games are just like anyone with the last name Bush for president -

don't touch it, don't look at it, don't think about it, just ... don't.   



43 currently. I won't be dropping it though. Rift PvP and fortress sieges are way too much fun to drop this game. I spent a good 4-5 hours with a group of friends on Asmodae last night. We got some really good group battles in addition to some wonderful griefing.
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Re: Aion
« Reply #229 on: October 12, 2009, 06:03:20 AM »
I'm 36 (almost 37) atm, and I know about the huge exp jump, and I don't really care. The PvP is way too fun to even think about dropping this game. The instances are a blast too, and I can't wait to see some of the end-game stuff.

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« Reply #230 on: October 12, 2009, 09:09:30 PM »
I won't deny that parts of the game feel grindy so far... leveling Aether Gathering already makes me want to gouge my eyes out.  Leveling crafting skills is extremely repetitive, too, IMO.  But in both cases, if you just do a bit here and there, it's not too bad.  Or, if you multitask while leveling your crafting, it's OK.
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Re: Aion
« Reply #231 on: October 13, 2009, 08:48:07 AM »
is there a free trial ? l'd check out the game, but if there isn't l'm not gonna bother.

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« Reply #232 on: October 13, 2009, 06:15:49 PM »
Decided to grab a copy yesterday. Total waste to me, I was hoping this would change the mmo scene for this genre, but. like its predecessors. Its going to die in my opinion...(Just like that mmo where you play as an animal and not your char) Completely bores me. Ill stick with Casual mmo's that are F2P.

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« Reply #233 on: October 13, 2009, 06:22:21 PM »
You really thought it was going to innovate in any way? From what I am reading, it's the best WoW clone since LOTRO (which is the best WoW clone since WoW (which is the best WoW clone since EQ, you know, 10 years ago)). It's really well polished, and it's a very polished game. If you like WoW and look for a PvP-heavy game, this seems (from what I am reading) a good pick.

Otherwise, you're wasting your money.

Don't expect anything big from AAA MMOs in the next two years. Maybe after that, after a F2P game has brought an interesting concept or a studio decided to take a big risk. (The only exception might be CCP's Dusk 514 but that's a MMOFPS.)
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Re: Aion
« Reply #234 on: October 13, 2009, 07:09:25 PM »
l'm still waiting for SW : Old Republic to se how well it will be done, but l'm starting to have enough of MMOs since most WoW Clones don't even have the most useful thing in WoW, meaningly addons, WoW without Addons is useless, and then you start thinking, what other games that arent WoW have that WoW doesn't ? a story ? in an MMO a story is really minor, gameplay ? WoW has better gameplay in any aspect, classes ? WoW has 10 classes, out of witch every class has 3 ways on playing them in the cap level, where usually every class has focused talents for their own tree, PVP ? WoW has a lot PVP, the problem is, newbies are incredibly outpowered, since hardcore PVPers are overpowered by gear, while were at gear, WoW has the most gear i nany game, usually in games like wow you see some gear, and a few variations of the for example chest armor, you have, standard armor, better or enchanted armor, and superior armor, while in wow you have a standard armor that no one ever wears, uncommon armor with stat boosts you can use depending on your role, and you have a real lot of variations, and then you have superior or epix or rares, where you simply have the best stat combination you can find for your level (l'm not talking about the easy to get lvl 80 epix in ToC cuz thats really sick and one of the reasons l left the game)

if you still think Aion is that better than WOW, you are mistaken, Aion is just fresh and PVP opted players have a better chance of having a chance to win a match, same was with warhammer and other games that released after wow and are wow clones.

l think that WoW, with it's dramatic flaws, is  the best mmo out there, l left because it went downhills terribly and for me it's no longer enjoyable, but if what l read about Aion is accurate, that game is simply not worth my time, or anyones time, it's just a clone of WoW with different graphics and a fresh start for PVP fans, and l'm not a PVP fan because my gear was rather weak and yet l was still owning stronger players pretty often, in a real PVP if the players fighting don't wear gear, it's just skill that counts, wich l proven many times over and over again.

l was rather well respected on my server tough a lot of ppl didn't even know me, wasn't very social, but ppl that knew me and wanted to get some pugs raiding and l was free they knew that when they picked me they had the half of the raid done.

then again, l always preffered fully pugged raid groups :) that was a lot more fun :D

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Re: Aion
« Reply #235 on: October 13, 2009, 07:18:01 PM »
l think that WoW, with it's dramatic flaws, is  the best mmo out there
Wow's probably the best WoW clone out there. Though, if you change category, there are other interesting games.

EVE Online is an amazing sandbox. Aion probably offers the best experience for PvP (but I have yet to try it so I can't tell). DDO offers an interesting take on the theme parks. That's just three examples.
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Re: Aion
« Reply #236 on: October 13, 2009, 09:42:17 PM »
From what I am reading, it's the best WoW clone since LOTRO (which is the best WoW clone since WoW (which is the best WoW clone since EQ, you know, 10 years ago)). It's really well polished, and it's a very polished game. If you like WoW and look for a PvP-heavy game, this seems (from what I am reading) a good pick.

Yep.  Anyone who goes into Aion expecting innovation in an MMO is going to be disappointed.  I'll be happy if the pvp is reasonably well balanced and if the gameplay is still fun in a few months.  And if not... well, I waste more money in an average month on beer, movies, and fast food / eating at restaurants than I will spend over the lifetime of playing Aion, so I'm not worried about the cost.  (At least I've got that advantage over some of the rest of you -- I'm a guy with a good full-time job, not a starving student.  ;D )
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Re: Aion
« Reply #237 on: October 14, 2009, 03:59:30 AM »
WoW-clone this, WoW-clone that. By that logic, unless you're playing an MMOFPS, or MMOR, I'm pretty sure that every MMO in existence is an Ultima clone. So let's stop with the WoW-clone bullshit, because it's just the same as saying that every FPS ever made is a Doom clone, or every racer ever made is a... well, you get the point.

Seriously, it wasn't accurate five years ago, and it still isn't accurate today. Knock it off already.

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« Reply #238 on: October 14, 2009, 04:03:59 AM »
I dunno about how I feel with Aion atm...

I like it, but I don't have much motivation to play it.  (Kinda MMO'd out at the moment)

And the more I log on to play it, the more I just want to find something else to do...


But (as I said) I think it's just me needing a break from the genre.

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Re: Aion
« Reply #239 on: October 14, 2009, 04:43:24 AM »
every racer ever made is a...

...clone of Stunts!

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