Guild Wars 2

I don’t know about the US, but here in Quebec we have a college major called communication. I know it has a little bit of psychology, i took one introduction course while doing my programming degree.

I think this kind of qualification could greatly help to deal with the overall forum negativity. I feel it’s not about the game so much than it is about the “whining” itself going not dealt with.

What thinks you?

In the U.S. we call a communications degree an expensive way to earn the right to say, “Would you like fries with that?”

JustTrogdor.7892:

In the U.S. we call a communications degree an expensive way to earn the right to say, “Would you like fries with that?”

Yeah. I live in the U.S. and that’s also what I call a communications degree.

On a more serious note, I would say people who are whining either don’t understand why their whining and just do so because they’ve heard things spoken in a bad way or are just that way to begin with.

A lot of the negative arguments I’ve seen in the forums are weak, lacklustre, and downright pitiful.

If they were well thought out arguments there probably would not be a problem. Problem is they are not and still need to be dealt with.

I was thinking…

While it would probably not be possible to hire someone with such a formation for a short delay, it could be interesting to have such a person give a crash course to the CMs. Possibly the devs too.

Every company have some secrets :P

For example WoW , said that they will have only 2 raid tier for the whole year and a new open PvP map .
What stops them creating areas like the Dry Map , or the new areas in Wildstar , where ppl will grind in the open world + create minigames in their engine can handle it ?
We already seen that they are trying to implant the ‘’Dynamic System’‘n .
And selling each expanion like the ’’Walking Dead’’ games , featuring each ’’Warlord’’ in each yearly x-pack ?:P

WoW does not interest me in it’s intended form. I heard about the coming expansion and i dropped it. Mostly over the fact they keep cutting down the stuff they feel is not working as intended. Talent trees were cut down because players were going for cookie cutter builds. Same with reforges. They felt glyphs were too expensive and they give free glyphs to all players. Gems are too expensive so they reduce the number of gem slots on gear to lighten the bill…

WoW used to be interesting. Not anymore.

Spiderbite.8049:

Elsdragon.5109:

A lot of the white knight fanboyz I’ve seen in the forums are weak, lacklustre, and downright pitiful.

Fortunately some of us are confident enough where the opinions of us from strangers on the internet don’t cost us to lose any sleep.