This game gets it right.. so far at least. The quests are kind of cool, and the combat is button mashing/combo based. Maybe it's different on the PC though..
Still, 800 players constitute a drop in the ocean; and self-described "casual" or not, only certain players would read Paragon's blog. That ties into class correlation -- which I somehow missed, thank you -- being less useful than a by-type listing, since INTJs and ENTJs dominate regardless.
And there's nothing wrong with that -- for many of us, endgame is the purpose of play, with leveling being a colorful training session.Like ur categorisation and it's what I'ld say too. I even fit the description perfectly, I am playing WoW with my girlfriend for 3 years now and we still have no character at highest level. It's not her fault tho, I dread it cause I fear it's the end of the game. I have a lvl 68 rogue, lvl 76 dk, lvl 64 warrior, lvl 68 druid and the momentarily active character is a lvl 29 paladin. My girlfriend has a lvl 68 warlock, a lvl 75 dk, a lvl 65 warlock, one lvl 69 warlock and momentarily she has a lvl 29 warlock hahaha
. I don't put much importance on being hardcore and being the Best player or anything like that though. I may just try really hard to get better gear and be a good player so I can be a valuable addition to the party. However, I find that I tend to get bored of MMOs quickly after the first few binges because everything is so new... but when you get to a point where everything is just repetitive, it's like ughhhhh and I end up quitting because it just feels so >.> empty? The only time I spent years on an MMO is because I made some online friends and wanted to keep playing with them.. they made the experience more fun. I guess I like socializing & connecting with others the most when it comes to playing these types of games, which could be why I enjoyed FFXI because it forced you into parties throughout the game. I played WoW before, but I got sooo tired of the constant grinding that I quit and I don't think I'd be able to handle end game anyways (I've never gotten involved with any end game guild in any Mmorpg.. not enough patience for it perhaps). The only reason why I even could survive grinding to high level in WoW was because I had another friend I was playing with... or else -stabs self from repetitiveness and boredom-. x_x but yeah.... I'm the type to get really into a game at first... and then slowly get bored after awhile and move on to something else (unless there were friends to keep it interesting for me).
