this Sums up the game entirely
Generation Snowflake is now an accepted term:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generation_Snowflake
It's even an accepted Dictionary entry, sometimes called Snowflake Generation:
https://www.collinsdictionary.com/us...ake-generation
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/d...ake-generation
http://www.macmillandictionary.com/u...ake-generation
You can go to any Game Forum, including this site, and instantly see examples of it.
Maybe if they'd open up a server that was just the original game and nothing else...I'd really enjoy that.
And that matters why? You're still insulting anyone that dares criticize anything with Rift/Trion, which creates the appearance that its community, which you are an "ambassador" for, is hyper-insular and hostile towards outsiders who don't share their fanatical devotion.
Or did you just want to argue semantics because you have nothing to actually discuss that's on topic?
I think vanilla right right up to the expansion, so it has the dungeon finder and the new soul and profession settings and Ember Isle would be the perfect setup....as long as others would play so it was populated enough to do the dungeons and raids.
Last edited by Eleccybubb; 2017-03-23 at 04:59 PM.
Are you really trying to tell me that every single post on this sub Forum is by genuine, concerned players and not one post is a trolling, game bashing one? seriously?
While there are a few concerned players you cannot say that every post is a "constructive criticism" one.
And yours aren't blindly defending the game? God forbid people say something mean about Trion or Rift right? They pretty much brought it on themselves when they started swapping quality for how fast they can make money. Raid gear, Gear slots and Soul packs are some prime examples of when quality started to dip.
The majority of posters here myself included are vocally critical of Rift because we want it to improve. All you do here is vehemently defend it (which by the way you are in the minority in on the official forums too) and take shots at any poster here dismissing their critique as "bashing".
If you genuinely think the quality of content so far is acceptable then that is blind defense. Because I've never played a game where content has been this unpolished or disabled consistently on launch because they never tested it.
Last edited by Eleccybubb; 2017-03-23 at 05:09 PM.
Nope, I never said nor implied that. However, if people are here just to game bash, report them. That's against the rules and folks get hit for that (I think even in this thread). That's the proper way to deal with people bashing the game, reporting them and not engaging.
You acting just as shitty in return doesn't benefit any discussion here, nor does it reflect well back upon the Rift community.
Never said that. You're putting words in my mouth (well, fingers) with statements like this in order to have the discussion you want to have rather than the discussion that's actually going on. That's your problem to deal with, not mine.
was a interesting PRODUCER’S LETTER mr Archonix has passion for the game and apparently the criticism and trolling is so bad it was even mentioned in the LETTER
i do hope rift can get back on track....
https://twitter.com/Riftgame/status/845421394892599296
more of this kind of thing you don't see this from any other company
Last edited by lokoma; 2017-03-25 at 05:00 AM.
If you have a dedicated fanbase, MMOs can survive really well even at a very low number of players. Just look at DAoC, which even survived it's inoffiical sequel (WAR). I think DAoC is currently at around 1,000 players at peak hours. It probably has around 3,000 subs or something like that, paying between 15 and 30$ per month (many subs have two accounts because of buffbots). They are making between 50,000 and 100,000$ from subs each month. Easily enough to keep up those 1 or 2 servers they need and 4-5 people maintaining the game.
That said, DAoC is still offering a playing mode (open RvR) that you simply won't find in other games in the same way. I do not think a game that is F2P and makes it's money from ingame sales, which on top of it does not have any special gameplay no one else offers will be able to survive like that.
I involuntary abandoned Rift.
This was some years ago... after a hiatus of some months I tried to log in to Rift and because that I haven't logged in in some months time the game asked me for my security questions which at this point I had no idea what the heck they were.
So good job Rift you lost one player who actually wanted to play the game and I don't think that I'm the only one.
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