Ciel993
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Posted - 2015.03.20 00:32:33 -
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beakerax wrote:I wonder when, if ever, CCP will stop relying on volunteerism for their NPE.
well.. one of the big advertisements use by CCP is "player-driven game"..
however, whether the players are a reliable bunch in term of improving NPE is a another thing |
Ciel993
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Posted - 2015.03.21 19:54:19 -
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Jenn aSide wrote:[
If a person doesn't want 'unwanted interaction', why would they play a game where unwanted interaction is at the heart of it's design? It's like jumping into an ocean then protesting how wet it is.
Ok, I'll just join this conversation a bit...
I honestly hate unwanted interaction, but I know it's part of what make this game unique.
I am a shy person IRL and in-game, I have trouble start or end conversation, and I absolutly hate socializing with strangers.
However, I am still here, staying and playing eve, and the reason is actually really really really simple and straightforward:
spaceship!
I like sci-fi, I like reading classic sci-fi literatures, I absolutly love when a sci-fi setting manage to create a unique, immersive, intriguing and detailed background and guess what my biggest dream since childhood is? To fly a spaceship and roam across the stars to see all kind of wonderous things in space.
And here comes eve, the only scifi space-background MMO on the market that has managed to create an actual space environment, has intriguing background setting, and in addition, a bunch of other unique features such as player-drriven environment, real-life-ish market, and etc. So why shouldn't I play it? It's not like there could ever be a game that fit my taste perfectly. "So why not eve?" I told myself. Yup, for me, the single, most important reason for playing eve is spaceship, anything else are merely bonuses that I sometime like, sometime don't.
And here I am, someone with socialize trouble, yet playing eve, and I have to say I enjoy it so far
See you in space (although unlikely, due to its timeless boundaries and infinite horizons) |