I feel like this game is raping me lol, I would not survive the old hearth alone XD. I do love this game I have been playing the crap out of it since 2 weeks ago, and some older elements seem really neat but some changes that I have read make it more player friendly. I have to admit tho the danger of being killed at any moment is an intense feeling, especially from the few people I have seen.
Bob_the_Cat wrote:So I useto hardcore play old HnH.. My friends ditched the last world before I got to really try new haven out much. But we started up again this world and realized the game has gone downhill a ton on the carebear scale.
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Morale of the story, I'm pretty disappointed that the most hardcore game I've played is no longer the most hardcore. Rip haven, you will be remembered.
-Bob the Cat, slayer of peasants
So like, I have to agree; though being PVE player when it comes to HnH or any survival game (pvp or not included in the game). I used to fear other players and I mean I still do but everyone I've seen so far is pretty chill. I just had a person ride off with my boat while on a horse! I yelled "Hey!" in the chat and they dropped it and left lol. That wouldn't have happened 3 years or so ago. I personally would love a standalone version of HnH.. but online servers to be how they used to be.. The Hardcore shit.. cause even as a pve player.. I miss the hardcoreness of pvp.
For a guy that is just getting 30h of gameplay, and getting to know the game, I really enjoy a more peacefull growth to put it simply...
You know there's a problem when the need of Caos, Rage, Killing and Robing is present...
It dosen't feel massive inequal like other games out there
Welcome to the aggravating world of Murphy's Law... "whatever can go wrong will go wrong!"
Murphy's Law taps into our tendency to dwell on the negative and overlook the positive...
It seems to poke fun at us for being such hotheads, and it uses the mathematical rules of probability to support itself.
"Since all men count themselves righteous, and since
no righteous man raises his hand against the innocent,
a man need only strike another to make him evil."
Or just fortunate enough to be starting out of the fire zone.
After a few encounters I'm beginning to see your point xD
Welcome to the aggravating world of Murphy's Law... "whatever can go wrong will go wrong!"
Murphy's Law taps into our tendency to dwell on the negative and overlook the positive...
It seems to poke fun at us for being such hotheads, and it uses the mathematical rules of probability to support itself.
