Originally Posted by LaserLight
Okay. I'm going to remain in control of myself this time and point out that all the people saying they're going to be skipping Chapter 2 if ArenaNet doesn't give them a slot for everything they want are basically refusing to buy the brand new car because it doesn't automatically come with a radio.
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Originally Posted by LaserLight
You are ignoring a staggeringly large release with two entirely new character classes, an entire new storyline, and several new modes of play, because of a decidedly minor secondary point. It is through no fault of Anet's that people used every slot they got in Prophecies inside of a month. I remain convinced that ArenaNet intended for people to focus on one or two character classes and master those as opposed to simply skimming the basics of everything, then proclaiming to the world at large that 'i cn play evry toon'. Yes Bob, you can play every type of character decently, but you are by no means a master of any of them. And those that are, well hey, get another account.
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Originally Posted by LaserLight
I, personally, made the decision early in Prophecies to wait on using my other slots as opposed to playing everything I could because I didn't figure we'd get any extra character slots with expansion games. Yes, I'm in the vast minority, but my point is that I'm willing to focus on the larger picture instead of being boged down by what are truly insignificant details. As for skipping the game entirely just because of this, that's your choice, but I highly recommend against such action.
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Originally Posted by LaserLight
See, in card games, when a new expansion set releases, there are always a few people who, unsatisfied with some policy or other of the releasing company, decide not to invest in these new tools. In virtually every case, these people are at a severe disadvantage against those who use the new cards, because they simply do not have the options everyone else does. Guild Wars is the same.
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Originally Posted by LaserLight
The game will be balanced, come Factions release, in regard to the existence of the Ritualist and Assassin classes. Despite what ArenaNet says, you will be playing an incomplete game should you choose to skip Factions, as not only will you not have the new classes, you will not have the new storylines, maps, benefits, or even the full skill lists of the core professions anymore.
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Originally Posted by LaserLight
Despite all this, I respect ArenaNet very much for not making the expansions compulsory. You can, indeed, choose to skip one, but I for one would need a much better reason to do so, and thus subect myself to incomplete gameplay which is a shadow of what other players are experiencing, simply because I can't have an individual character for every single profession. To me, such is very high on the Ludicrous Meter.
You don't reect a great game because it doesn't have quite the number of save slots you'd like it to, guys. |
Still have questions/arguments for us not getting 8 total slots with Prophecies+Factions(other than "That's the way it should be because I said so"?) re-read my previous post because you obviously didn't understand it.