109304-i-want-to-keep-playing-really-i-do

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I love how nonchalant you seem to be about the 60 dollars spent on the game. Or since you say you "haven't paid anything", maybe you were lucky enough for someone to purchase it for you. Yes, CREDD is a workaround to the sub, but the initial 60 dollars is still there. To me it sounds like you're saying, "meh, I'll settle for what they give me, because I'm not paying the sub and 60 dollars isn't much to me." But to some it is.


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Honestly, compare it to a console game. The price is about the same, you play it for an extended period of time, maybe a month or two before you beat a game and then you're done. You've basically done that so no, the sixty dollars plus sub doesn't really bother me. I have CREDD stocked up for when I'm done with the game and don't want to sub anymore. I'll use my CREDD and keep an eye on things, playing without really feeling like I'm investing in anything, and waiting to see if anything grabs me before those CREDD run out. This game had more than enough content to satisfy me from 1-50, and then some, so far to justify the sixty dollars plus sub I've spent to date.


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Ahmmmmm I have a hard time believing it is on the QA/test teams' heads. Cause a lot of stuff was reported by players (a lot) and it still went from beta to live from PTR to live. That's not QA's fault. QA can do everything under the sky, if the dev team does not prioritize or schedule the fixes, it does not get fixed. I do not know whose fault it is in WildStar for sure but both QA and devs need to get it together. There is no such thing as perfect code, but far too many of the PTR bugs make it into live. It defeats the purpose of PTR and getting player feedback if bugs and exploits reported get ignored.


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Man, I've been playing Wildstar for over a year now. Middle of last September, I was "done" with this game. I'd had all I could stand of the beta builds, the bug-ridden quest zones, over-powered mobs and the entire "total focus" required to play. Two weeks later, I was missing it like crazy. It had gotten into my brains, and instead of walking away forever, I used my time away to think about how to improve. When I came back, I was 100% better player. I think Wildstar has a serious learning curve going on. Some folks will rise to the challenge and some will walk away for good.


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Only Square Enix has to do that, because anything produced by them is an abomination.


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