Smuggler Archive
Thread: A big thumbs up for the new slicing!
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rogue_eight
Mon Mar 14, 2005 6:44 am
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Yup, I'm all for it.
It opens up whole new avenues for both gameplay and, let's face it, cash!
I can see that lag will prove a consideration. Well then, maybe that just means the end to slice spamming at Coro. Can't say I'll miss it.
And just think... now a player might have to seek out a Smuggler to get his gear sorted. Maybe even travel to an out of the way alley, to deal in the shadows and peace, away from prying eyes. Dear God, it might even involve some roleplaying!
Just think, no more McMMORPG where everything is faster, faster, now, now, waah, waaah, why do I have to make an effort, no fair [insert l33t d0oodz wording]
There might be some thought involved, not only in where to get your gear sorted, but even if to do so.
If your gun's gonna fall to bits in the heat of battle, are you going to take that chance? Maybe at last Slicing won't be seen as an everyday occurrence and something that players consider their right? Maybe we'll actually get paid what we're worth? And then there's also the repeat business of getting weapons fixed and retuned.
Allelujah! I've seen the future of Slicing and it's gooooood. Dark alleys, real roleplaying not with 8 year old l333tz, and fair pay for a dodgy day's work!
It opens up whole new avenues for both gameplay and, let's face it, cash!
I can see that lag will prove a consideration. Well then, maybe that just means the end to slice spamming at Coro. Can't say I'll miss it.
And just think... now a player might have to seek out a Smuggler to get his gear sorted. Maybe even travel to an out of the way alley, to deal in the shadows and peace, away from prying eyes. Dear God, it might even involve some roleplaying!
Just think, no more McMMORPG where everything is faster, faster, now, now, waah, waaah, why do I have to make an effort, no fair [insert l33t d0oodz wording]
There might be some thought involved, not only in where to get your gear sorted, but even if to do so.
If your gun's gonna fall to bits in the heat of battle, are you going to take that chance? Maybe at last Slicing won't be seen as an everyday occurrence and something that players consider their right? Maybe we'll actually get paid what we're worth? And then there's also the repeat business of getting weapons fixed and retuned.
Allelujah! I've seen the future of Slicing and it's gooooood. Dark alleys, real roleplaying not with 8 year old l333tz, and fair pay for a dodgy day's work!
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