EPTMan beats World of Warcraft - Page 9
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snorlax
United States755 Posts
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PobTheCad
Australia893 Posts
On December 11 2009 14:52 Jayme wrote: Perhaps you didn't read the part where I said "ENJOYED HARD CORE RAIDING." Last time I checked you had to be max level to raid and trust me..leveling to 60...70...80 didn't exactly take effort. A retarded monkey could do it. Raiding used to be a challenge, so much so that you actually had to think about how to kill a boss. You know that when Naxx at level 60 came out it actually took guilds around 3 months to beat everything in there? Yeah , they must have had complaints from people that play once a month that their couldn't compete in pvp because the hardcore guys had better gear or something Last i heard WoW subscription numbers were delcining but i don't think there has been a numbers release for quite a while.Certainly alot of the newer content is pissing some of the long time players off. | ||
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SwEEt[TearS]
Canada1575 Posts
world 21st kelthuzad ftw. AQ gates event was the best event that ever happened my account got suspended maybe 4 times for griefing while the alliance was doing Kazzak, lol. | ||
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Matoo-
Canada1397 Posts
real pvpers will know what i'm talking about | ||
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eNoq
Netherlands502 Posts
On December 11 2009 15:26 lilsusie wrote: I agree with you Jayme. Those PvP ones are no joke, and one would need a really good 5 man group for some of the heroic achievements... which means one needs good gear, which means raiding successfully... Woah, i'm amazed how much you know about WoW :$. ..Eventhough the PvP ones are the easiest ones for me. | ||
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GGQ
Canada2653 Posts
On December 11 2009 17:37 Matoo- wrote: daoc > wow real pvpers will know what i'm talking about shadowbane > daoc real pvpers will know what i'm talking about | ||
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valaki
Hungary2476 Posts
On December 11 2009 17:42 GGQ wrote: shadowbane > daoc real pvpers will know what i'm talking about tibia+runescape pvp>all and you know what i'm talking about  | ||
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eNoq
Netherlands502 Posts
On December 11 2009 18:18 valaki wrote: tibia+runescape pvp>all and you know what i'm talking about I'm pretty sure you havn't tried wow at all, Valaki. | ||
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valaki
Hungary2476 Posts
On December 11 2009 18:19 eNoq wrote: I'm pretty sure you havn't tried wow at all, Valaki. It was a joke :D Have you ver seen tibia or runescape pvp? Look for it on youtube, you'll laugh for sure, and yeah wow has the best pvp system out there, excluding the class balance. | ||
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GGQ
Canada2653 Posts
On December 11 2009 18:28 valaki wrote: It was a joke :D Have you ver seen tibia or runescape pvp? Look for it on youtube, you'll laugh for sure, and yeah wow has the best pvp system out there, excluding the class balance. not... at all true | ||
Bockit
Sydney2287 Posts
On December 11 2009 17:00 SwEEt[TearS] wrote: 4 horsemen tank transition was the shiz world 21st kelthuzad ftw. AQ gates event was the best event that ever happened my account got suspended maybe 4 times for griefing while the alliance was doing Kazzak, lol. Haha back when I was playing in original wow, was a new server and was about the 3rd time kazzak had been attempted and we (an alliance guild) fought with another alliance guild and a horde guild to kill kazzak for 40~ hours all up. Fun times. | ||
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underscore
252 Posts
On December 11 2009 11:22 lilsusie wrote: The point is that playing WoW compulsively to obtain a goal is similar to playing SC to obtain a goal. There are more people (amateurs, courage participants, B teamers) than there are uber crazy WoW addicts like this guy. Logging in to raid a few hours, or grind a few levels, play a little PVP... is the same as playing a few games of SC, finishing a campaign. People always think that all WoW players are all addicts... Female logic at its best. Both are sitting in front of a computer!! It's the same thing!!! Starcraft is a lot more challenging and demanding. You learn about your weaknesses and strengths and other things you can transfer to your life. WoW just makes you dumb. It's a mindless grind. If someone plays chess 10 hours a day or grinds 10 hours a day in some mmo I won't judge you but if you can't see the difference... | ||
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teekuppi
78 Posts
On December 11 2009 22:26 underscore wrote: Female logic at its best. Both are sitting in front of a computer!! It's the same thing!!! Starcraft is a lot more challenging and demanding. You learn about your weaknesses and strengths and other things you can transfer to your life. WoW just makes you dumb. It's a mindless grind. If someone plays chess 10 hours a day or grinds 10 hours a day in some mmo I won't judge you but if you can't see the difference... Please enlighten me and tell me what weaknesses and strengths have you transferred from Starcraft to your real life. I'm dying to know | ||
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underscore
252 Posts
On December 11 2009 22:39 teekuppi wrote: Please enlighten me and tell me what weaknesses and strengths have you transferred from Starcraft to your real life. I'm dying to know Without Starcraft I wouldn't have made so much money at Poker. It taught me discipline and the need to analyse and reflect, not to let emotions take over and many more things. Chess and Starcraft are the only two games that gave me trouble sleeping because I couldn't stop thinking about different constellations and strategies. I don't play either anymore but Starcraft showed me that with dedication and focus you can achieve A LOT. And that's the main reason I love this game so much. | ||
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Kyuki
Sweden1867 Posts
Sorry, but you're insanly ignorant. You can argue all day long on how "rewarding" something is vs something else, but it's all gonna come down to what you do, and how you use it. Bringing up a example of SC and how YOU have used it, vs how YOU would've used (or used it?) WoW (Two diffrent cases) could be done in the EXACT same fashion Pro WoW vs con SC. Sitting and working as a team to beat difficult bosses, creating social networks vs playing UMS SC all day. I wonder which is more rewarding and challenging? | ||
lilsusie
3861 Posts
On December 11 2009 22:26 underscore wrote: Female logic at its best. Both are sitting in front of a computer!! It's the same thing!!! Starcraft is a lot more challenging and demanding. You learn about your weaknesses and strengths and other things you can transfer to your life. WoW just makes you dumb. It's a mindless grind. If someone plays chess 10 hours a day or grinds 10 hours a day in some mmo I won't judge you but if you can't see the difference... I'm glad that SC taught you something you could transfer over to poker. However, there are tons of SC players in Korea who probably played more than you who are shit at poker. (I have my sources) When you raid in WoW you learn teamwork, you learn how to take orders from a leader or even to be a leader. You learn to find different strategies for a group where in SC you might do it individually. In PvP, getting to know each class and their weakness/strengths is a feat on it's own - makes you more perseptive and it's definitely help me have faster reflexes for certain things. Socially, you need to keep a certain reputation so it can even possibly help someone home social skills if they are in a guild or a raiding group. You can go on and argue your point, saying that this is "female logic" (YAY COMPUTERS! TEEHEE!) but what you are arguing is purely subjective. You hone different skill sets as they are different games, different TYPES of games. The whole point was that people as bashing on this guy for obtaining his goal of having all the acheivements because he's "wasting time in front of a computer". What I'm saying is yes, a lot of SC players do the same. A lot of WoW players do the same. But as you wouldn't call JD a loser for winning an OSL - stop judging a guy for winning something that could be of a similar calibur in his world. | ||
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teekuppi
78 Posts
On December 11 2009 22:47 underscore wrote: Without Starcraft I wouldn't have made so much money at Poker. It taught me discipline and the need to analyse and reflect, not to let emotions take over and many more things. Chess and Starcraft are the only two games that gave me trouble sleeping because I couldn't stop thinking about different constellations and strategies. I don't play either anymore but Starcraft showed me that with dedication and focus you can achieve A LOT. And that's the main reason I love this game so much. So are you saying that without starcraft you wouldn't be so good at Poker and wouldn't have made so much money? I find it strange that you have learned discipline, analyzing and how to reflect via starcraft, because that's what people actually learn in life when they grow up. Also not letting emotions take over do you really think it's not a good thing? Keeping emotions to yourself only make's people apathetic. I'm sorry if this is too personal or something I just find this very interesting because i am actually making study of how people grow to their "feelings" and never thought one could achieve it via game . | ||
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FaCE_1
Canada6183 Posts
On December 11 2009 18:18 valaki wrote: tibia+runescape pvp>all and you know what i'm talking about BW PvP > * PvP .. gotta say that srry ( | ||
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tissue
Malaysia441 Posts
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snarl
Canada812 Posts
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