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Thread: Cant we get more out of XP?

Straton
Thu Nov 20, 2003 5:10 am
#1

Am I the onlyone that seems to be doing the same destroy mission over and over again gaining minor experience? But then again what else is there? Can somebody else tell me what else there isexactly that makes this game so exciting?

NRaas
Thu Nov 20, 2003 8:35 am
#2

"Am I the onlyone that seems to be doing the same destroy mission over and over again gaining minor experience?"


Personally, I have neither need for experience nor money, so I generally avoid the drudgery of the destroy missions...



  • They are indeed quite boring after performing your 1000th, and it isquite pain to travel back and forth.

"But then again what else is there?"


I presume you are refering to Experience gain methods.


Well...



  • You could hook up with a group heading to an adventure planet, those are quite fun, especially with people you know and can talk avidly with.

  • Perhaps you could get a Resource Commission from a local crafter, and attempt to fulfill a quota of a certain type of meat/hide/bone. While doing that, I am sure you would receive some reasonable xp

Or you can do like I did, and simply explore the galaxy...



  • Generally when I left town, I never had a predefined destination or reason.

  • I simply travel in one direction, hunting everything that enters my range of vision.

"Can somebody else tell me what else there isexactly that makes this game so exciting?"


I presume since you are asking the Ranger population, you are a Ranger yourself...


Have you considered the possibility you might not be suited to our rather laid back and simple way of life?



  • Perhaps you crave the excitement of the Faction combat?

  • Perhaps you seek fame and fortune as a Galaxy renowned Weapon smith?

  • Perhaps you might be interested in Politics?

In the end, no one else can tell you what is fun and exciting for you...



  • Everyone has a niche that they feel comfortable in, and finding that place is half the fun.




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