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Message Edited by SephorOTH on 10-10-2005 02:23 AM

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SephorOTH wrote:

Back pre CU when you got a profession it meant something, now a days you can grind a profession in less than a day and move on to the next.

Why? Experience points are wayyy easy to get. Get in a good spin group and watch TV.

Solution: If you changed the game completely and the way PvE works, then your going to have to adjsut the XP requirment for Professions to fit the current system.

Message Edited by SephorOTH on 10-10-2005 02:23 AM

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BooshkaUK wrote:

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SephorOTH wrote:

Back pre CU when you got a profession it meant something, now a days you can grind a profession in less than a day and move on to the next.

Why? Experience points are wayyy easy to get. Get in a good spin group and watch TV.

Solution: If you changed the game completely and the way PvE works, then your going to have to adjsut the XP requirment for Professions to fit the current system.

Message Edited by SephorOTH on 10-10-2005 02:23 AM

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They tried it a little while back and the forums bitched like they have never bitched before.

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I completely forgot about that. lol Same thing that happened with Jedi, now look at us. and ppl tell me to stop flaming all the cry babies. Heck no im not gonna stop flaming them, their ruining the game, look at it now lol.

Yeah, it's too late now. With something as all encompassing as "XP gain", any negative changes are (and did in the past) cause massive uproar. It's not like you're nerfing a single profession or anything, you're slowing down the progress of everybody playing the game.

That said, XP gain with decent spin groups is ridiculous - not so much for Jedi professions (although I suppose it is if you believe Jedi should take months to get full template), but for regular professions it is insane. I fully believe you could master any combat profession, regular or elite, in less than a day with a decent spin group.

yeah way to easy to grind nowadays , but when you throw a bone to a dog , cant expect him to be happy to give it away.

Well... Being a human i clearly know better than the dog, so in its best interest for living longer i will take the bone away, it may whine a bit, but it wont die, then it willl be fine again with time.

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zorf wrote:

lol this is retarded , they pay as much as we do and if you were one of em youd say exactly the same thing they are saying. you just dont give something then take it back months later and expect people to be happy about it... thats the bottom line. Even if its for the better of the game.

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Message Edited by zorf on 10-10-2005 03:06 AM

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zorf wrote:

what cauz i understand both sides means im a dev lol ,okayI wish I was a CSR sometimes but since you need to stay in san diego and know nothing about SWG i guess that checks me out lol.

Message Edited by zorf on 10-10-2005 03:06 AM

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lol everyone has to get so insulting. I dont plan on getting in an argument with someone about who is the more ubersauce in SWG skills on the forums rofl. However Its your panty waste thinking that got us to this broke point now.

It all depends on the perspective you look at this from. Taken from a students perspective, or somoene who doesn't do much other than play games, XP gain is very fast. However for someone that can at best manage 2 hours a day, the XP gain is much lower. In that 2 hours they need to find a spin group and then deal with things like members leaving and then not having enough to continue grinding.

I say keep things as they are because if you think things don't take long enough, then you clearly have too much time on your hands to play SWG. Again thats just an opinion from my perspective. A casual gamer friendly environment is nothing but a good thing. You could quite easily spin the argument around and say the power gamers are runing it for the casual gamers by calling for XP gain to be slowed down and the like.