SC2 and the ghost-town effect - Page 9
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durr
United States148 Posts
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True_Spike
Poland3410 Posts
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CounterOrder
Canada457 Posts
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Talin
Montenegro10532 Posts
On March 06 2012 05:39 RedMosquito wrote: \ Ive met close to a hundred people playing sc2 that i never met before. Not sure what your problem is but why dont you try talking or inviting someone to play with you. Its not that hard. I joined sc2 when it first came out and no one i knew in real life played. Still ive made many acquantances and even now i still meet people all the time. Whats the problem? The problem is you're using anecdotal evidence to cover faults of design. It's like saying that ladder anxiety isn't a problem and doesn't exist just because you or I aren't afraid to hit the "find match" button. The fact that these articles pop up, and that this issue comes up in various other threads every now and then indicates that there is an issue with the system, also simply by analyzing the system it's not hard to realize that there's no motivation or context to social interaction. | ||
FreedomPeacer
Canada67 Posts
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ODKStevez
Ireland1225 Posts
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Noocta
France12578 Posts
On March 06 2012 06:47 zezamer wrote: You should join the tl channel. Always 100 players. (full) Blizz should allow bigger channels. TL is always full. :d Talk about disparity. | ||
Jayme
United States5866 Posts
On March 06 2012 05:54 Kambing wrote: How long ago did you play BW to that level? Chances are (as with many people here) it was a while ago and your priorities and preferences have changed over the years. It isn't bad or a fault of the system, it's just the way things are. For example, 15 years ago I would've been clamoring for in-game chat. Now, I only have a desire to talk to people that I know or at least people I can assume have a base level of competency and maturity. So bnet's current chat set up doesn't bug me too much. How do you FIND people that have that base level of competency and maturity without a way to even interact with them properly? I mean like you, I played BW some 15 years ago for hours and hours. I still have no purchased SC2 because the times I've tried it have made me really scorn Bnet 2.0 The changes were pretty much all bad except for matchmaking. The thing is...I don't know why anyone would be against making Bnet 2.0 better because it doesnt bother the people that don't want it. They can sit in THE VOID and conduct business as usual where as the people that wanted the social atmosphere can go and have that. | ||
david0925
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GreyKnight
United States4720 Posts
On March 06 2012 07:07 Jayme wrote: How do you FIND people that have that base level of competency and maturity without a way to even interact with them properly? I mean like you, I played BW some 15 years ago for hours and hours. I still have no purchased SC2 because the times I've tried it have made me really scorn Bnet 2.0 The changes were pretty much all bad except for matchmaking. The thing is...I don't know why anyone would be against making Bnet 2.0 better because it doesnt bother the people that don't want it. They can sit in THE VOID and conduct business as usual where as the people that wanted the social atmosphere can go and have that. Exactly. why people are so against improvement when its not even ridiculous request. this is an industry standard. | ||
Xenogears
France87 Posts
On March 06 2012 01:52 orangesunglasses wrote: love "ghost town effect" it fully describes the problem. the other problem is blizz who created so many popular games sucks at making them AMAZING games most of the time All blizzard games are AMAZING. Please go away.. | ||
dicedicerevolution
United States245 Posts
I'm talking millions of signatures. | ||
CounterOrder
Canada457 Posts
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Ubenn
Canada114 Posts
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EdSlyB
Portugal1621 Posts
And looking at Bnet 2 and looking at what people describe Bnet1 was, it's clear that Bnet2 is complete miss. It would be really good that Blizzard implemented a good Bnet experience because it would add so much to the game (games if you count D3).~ I hope that blizzard open their eyes and do something about it. Before it's too late. | ||
Ksquared
United States1748 Posts
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SnuggleZhenya
596 Posts
On March 06 2012 07:23 Ubenn wrote: So instead of wanting a good game (SC2) people want chat rooms to talk to other guys in... Maybe I just don't get it but I long onto SC2 to play against other people and get better, when I'm tired of playing I log off and do something else. Seems strange to me that people want to log onto a game then go sit in chat rooms and talk to random guys. Sounds to me that you want to play and MMO but are playing an RTS. Except that this was already possible in all previous Blizzard RTS games... People like to be part of a community. Hell, that is why I'm on Team Liquid. | ||
Gingerninja
United Kingdom1339 Posts
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BushidoSnipr
United States910 Posts
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Koshi
Belgium38797 Posts
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