Current news, August 18

[Nelly Darkpaine]

My patience is costing about $10 a month. And I doubt 'tonic' took them months and months - if it did, that's pretty pitiful.

Ill maintain - Disney needs to focus. World of Warcraft keeps players interested. Large maps, many enemies, many weapons, a trading system, etc. The money IS in the longterm players. Disney just thinks its easier to put less work in, and keep the new people interested till they max out - then they run the same old ads and bring in a new influx of newbies. IMO Thats where their money goes.

[Crim]

Originally Posted by Nelly Darkpaine

My patience is costing about $10 a month. And I doubt 'tonic' took them months and months - if it did, that's pretty pitiful.

Ill maintain - Disney needs to focus. World of Warcraft keeps players interested. Large maps, many enemies, many weapons, a trading system, etc. The money IS in the longterm players. Disney just thinks its easier to put less work in, and keep the new people interested till they max out - then they run the same old ads and bring in a new influx of newbies. IMO Thats where their money goes.

You do have the option to play other games you know if you're interested in "investing wisely." But also consider that WoW has been out longer, along with many other games. And - keep in mind that starting out in 2007 up to now, there have been alot of changes that many of you enjoy everyday such as the parlors, salons, tailors, privateering, etc.

[Aliese]

Originally Posted by Crim

And - keep in mind that starting out in 2007 up to now, there have been alot of changes that many of you enjoy everyday such as the parlors, salons, tailors, privateering, etc.

I've been playing for a year and a half, and the only "new" thing there is SvS (which I don't do...).

The fact of the matter is, we were told there'd be updates, and either our definition of what constitutes a real update is vastly different than Disney's, or they simply did not deliver.