People killing you in pvp game arent immature, they are better than you.
You are just bad at this game. Devs dont care about carebears like you. go away.
ALSO I think devs are losing revenue because they arent robbing banks.
They would get much more money for seatribe if they robbed a big bank with lot of cash.
Why they arent robbing banks? I think their business model should be rethinked?
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shubla
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Re: Business model?

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Jalpha
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This has actually been one of the more peaceful worlds has it not? Most of the fighting seems to have been between larger factions.
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Agness130
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ven
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I agree the model is bad but I think the issue isn't pvp in itself, but rather the binary systems for crime for example, and also poor promotion to new players. The game seems to be targeted at those who already play it and are emotionally attached to it. I think this game will be awesome in 10 years, possibly when the old playerbase has quit or when someone else clones it and fixes all the bad dev policies.LeeLuu wrote:
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Glorthan
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Not necessarily, just the fighting you hear about. For example, I've been able to find a lot of larger villages from the large amounts of murder scents they left everywhere - especially at noob settlements.Jalpha wrote:This has actually been one of the more peaceful worlds has it not? Most of the fighting seems to have been between larger factions.
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Jalpha
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Hmm, yea it's been awhile since I've traveled and I guess a lot of people are getting bored and powerful now. It's hard for anybody wanting to be a ranger when so many scents are left by people who are part of a large faction. Nobody is going to start a village war over some dead hermits.
Safety in numbers though. I've been part of a fairly sizable town since world start. We've kept to ourselves for the most part and have largely been left alone. If you want to hermit out in the wilderness then you have to expect in this game that one day bad people will come. If you aren't willing to join a town then it's not a flaw in game mechanics, its a flaw in your playstyle.
It's also ridiculous to state that there are no repercussions to committing crimes and leaving scents. Scents attract attention. I remember one thread in the moot not so long ago where a small town left scents, attracted attention and they all ended up dead. I'll go one step further and say this happens a lot more often than is obvious because the forums only display a small fraction of what's going on in-game.
Safety in numbers though. I've been part of a fairly sizable town since world start. We've kept to ourselves for the most part and have largely been left alone. If you want to hermit out in the wilderness then you have to expect in this game that one day bad people will come. If you aren't willing to join a town then it's not a flaw in game mechanics, its a flaw in your playstyle.
It's also ridiculous to state that there are no repercussions to committing crimes and leaving scents. Scents attract attention. I remember one thread in the moot not so long ago where a small town left scents, attracted attention and they all ended up dead. I'll go one step further and say this happens a lot more often than is obvious because the forums only display a small fraction of what's going on in-game.
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LeeLuu
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I never said a word about losing/wasting money. If you actually read what is being said, you'll save a lot of time and energy. I wanted to know whether this is intended and as it appears to be - I'll just stop playing as I don't enjoy virtual environments which feature a filter that only keeps underdeveloped people playing.Timothy123 wrote:you should not pay for a game you have the possibility to die in either by animal or player unless you can handle the loss and continue playing some people enjoy raiding and killing if you can't handle this then you should not put money into a game then complain you are losing/wasting money after you die it was the person's choice to buy the subscription in the first place
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Hasta
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At least we can't say your saltiness is underdeveloped. Oh no, it's bulging and throbbing from behind your every comment =)
You chose harsh game, got some negative experiences, and decided to call everyone else names. We feel ya. Now go try Hello Kitty Magical Adventure or something.
You chose harsh game, got some negative experiences, and decided to call everyone else names. We feel ya. Now go try Hello Kitty Magical Adventure or something.
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LeeLuu
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Re: Business model?
I never wrote that I got killed - is anybody here capable of reading? I wasn't killed. All my neighbors were. I was promoting the game on twitch earlier using a different settlement and I was helping my neighbors to get started - so the player-base would increase. But naturally my neighbors quit after being one-shot-killed by groups of 3-5 people without saying a word.barra wrote:Where were you killed?
I just asked whether this is intended because I won't be promoting things like that. If there is no penalty for just killing people left and right then it's just not for me.
Thanks for all the comments.
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anderako
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Re: Business model?
When you play the game of haven, you win or you die.