Its a shame the devs don’t seem to be listening, at least this is what I currently see happening.
For example the mouse & keyboard controls with aiming, the majority didn’t like it, and not even a single word from the devs what they are going to do about it.
Things like these happen since the start of Age of War and if the Steam Charts are to believe it shows a playerbase decline, not dying… but Funcom accelerates this themselves by doing this.
To be honest, with all the balance changes, we’ve seen our fair share of loss and the need to replace old, obsoleted tools with new ones, too. I still have some Lifeblood spears, but I might as well not have them, and have a few extra spaces on my weapon racks.
Funny this weapon is a random drop from mobs. So it’ll never be superior than others if it’s dropped like others.
If you want it to be special and superior, you need to work hard on it.
That doesn’t mean putting a ridiculously low drop rate on it. It means the designers need to design a new challenge for it to drop.
You have to renounce gods by destroying their alters. You have to prove your strength by slaying evil bosses. You have to show your toughness by defending against Level X purges. And finally you need to demonstrate your prowess by challenge Conan himself and win. After all this, Conan will reward you the one and true weapon of might, which is the Sword of Crom.
But if you think you will get the same weapon by slaying skeleton bosses for 20 times, you get a knockoff.
I didn’t tell anyone how to play. You and another are trying to tell me how to have an opinion.
The subject of legacy items being fixed came up, I said I liked it and why. And then I get told I’m not supposed to like it. Never did I say for players to get rid of their items, their builds, or their characters. That’s up to them. But not only am I being told my opinion (which is subjective) is wrong, but that my thoughts should be changed.
I’ve effectively committed thought crime. You all tried to be real life stormtroopers, but like the star wars one, you missed the mark.
Problem is not the ears, but the brains they are connected too.