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Nov. 26th, 2011 10:42 pmSo it's SW:ToR stress test weekend, and all my friends are doing that and reporting stuff back to me because I missed signups for it like a noob.
And basically I'm not sure it's the game I really want, which is because the game I really want is a tedious old-school grindfest with lots of places to explore and obnoxious things to do to access certain bosses, and tedious long-term class quests, etc. Do they even make MMOs like that anymore? It seems like they're all just built around killin bosses at max level now. If there are games still like that around with people playing them, are any of them F2P? Or should I just give up and play a proper single-player RPG that gives me the puzzle-solving and long-term planning things I apparently truly crave instead?
Videogames, why are you so hard.
(Also! My raid leader is trying to get me to play Skyrim, but APPARENTLY YOU CANNOT SET PUZZLES TO HARD MODE. If I'm going to set the combat to faceroll easy mode, I want to set the puzzles to hardmode. Silly games.)
And basically I'm not sure it's the game I really want, which is because the game I really want is a tedious old-school grindfest with lots of places to explore and obnoxious things to do to access certain bosses, and tedious long-term class quests, etc. Do they even make MMOs like that anymore? It seems like they're all just built around killin bosses at max level now. If there are games still like that around with people playing them, are any of them F2P? Or should I just give up and play a proper single-player RPG that gives me the puzzle-solving and long-term planning things I apparently truly crave instead?
Videogames, why are you so hard.
(Also! My raid leader is trying to get me to play Skyrim, but APPARENTLY YOU CANNOT SET PUZZLES TO HARD MODE. If I'm going to set the combat to faceroll easy mode, I want to set the puzzles to hardmode. Silly games.)
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