What's funny is that when Enmasse was around people were all like gameforge is like the lord and savior of TERA so everyone went there from NA, especially after the proxy fiasco.
Thing is Gameforge circa the proxy fiasco WAS a much better publisher. Now they're just Enmass 2.0.
I have a confession: I switched to tanking and now I'm really enjoying MC and TR as they are now. 
To be fair this is more like how MC worked when it was the level 63 dungeon; those mechanics HURT. Difference is that back then we were guaranteed a healer and tank.
My problem is that these dungeons were never designed to be run with only 3 people. Yes, MC was 3-man last time we had it, but it was so painfully easy it would have been a challenge to die even on purpose. Honestly, I do think this incarnation of MC is still really easy, but I did notice things can actually hurt me now.
TR on the other hand is unforgiving. If you mistime your dodges at all, you're dead. The TR I remember was fun, this is just frustrating.
But... what do you need a healer for? Most of these bosses attacks one-shot you and healers don't rez people anymore anyway.
And who needs tanks. Isn't it more fun when the boss is spinning around constantly with one-shot attacks going out in every which direction. Exciting!
>.>
Obviously it is still a bit "grindy" on his own way but there is almost no frustration because you always get what you deserve at the end, unlike TERA.
This. Grinding isn't the issue. The problem is that even if you grind and grind like a fool, everything is still locked behind layers upon layers of RNG that more likely than not will render all the grinding you've done into a complete waste of time.
Being AFK is obviously promoted if you want to make any sort of progress in the game, and no there's absolutely 0 open world content for you to do while you regenerate coins being online. You need to blatantly leave Tera online doing nothing.
What makes this even worse is that Tera is such a massive resource hog that you really can't do anything else with your computer while it's running.
Thats not the way you lose copyrights or trademarks lol. I am amused by the lack of proper info about that. And no, they wont lift a finger, they will make a blind eye until they get a new publisher investing on it, unless they selfpublish of course but I cant see that happening by how bad things have been for them at NA with EME (publisher owned by BHS)
Yes you do. If you do not enforce your trademarks (not copyrights, I checked) you risk losing them. That's why Nintendo is so diligent going after anything that's at all Nintendo related.
And just because the server is located somewhere where their trademark laws aren't recognized doesn't mean they won't try. As long as you show you at least made a reasonable effort to defend them, your trademarks will continue to be recognized.
Yes they would go after pirate servers. They might not stand to gain anything by going after pirate servers, but they stand to lose their copyrights (or trademarks, I forget which) if they don't.
No, i remember quite the opposite: tera eu struggling with mwa supply and 16 crit inner wear while NA got ridiculous events that gave like 30k mwa per person and insane amounts of inner wear (mongo event or something)
You're skipping the 2-3 years between then and now where GF was much better than EME. While NA had no source of talents, gold, or any other material needed for enchanting gear, gearing in EU was super easy. While NA had nothing that wasn't implicitly handed to EME from BHS, EU had custom events and dungeons.
This is why I'm especially disapointed. After suffering through EME's decline and the abysmal lows they reached over their last several years, I was looking forward to the move the GF. Watching their rapid downward spiral since we got here to depths I thought only EME could achieve and beyond makes me sad.
If it's like Exodor, it will be an un-fun slog for the first 3 months, an un-fun chore for the next 3 months, then nerfed into an un-fun joke after that.
i think i will stick with PSO2 new genesis for now.
The funny thing is NGS has virtually no content right now, but it's still doing better than Tera.
I thought Kaiator was the only "PvP" server left in the world.
I'm amazed at how they keep managing to find new ways to add even more layers of RNG. I mean, there has to be a limit, right?
......right?
What the fishmonger will buy changes from day to day. I've gone over a week without being able to sell anything to him.
Have you tried this URL? It should link your Steam and Gameforge accounts.
You're right. Weird. I'm sure when I did all those quests years ago you needed vouchers for the last three rows.
Pretty sure you can only get 96 free slots. Whoever said you can get 104 probably got a free inventory expansion from buddy-up or some other event.
I believe this is not how statistics works, there's no "SHOULD" in statistics.
Probability, not statistics. The probability of getting +7 after 7 tries is around 50% (I think it's actually the 6th try because of the 0.6% increase on each fail) so on average 1 out of every 2 players SHOULD get +7 within the first 7 (or 6) tries. But that also means 1 out of every 2 players will take more tries.
But I agree, I think psychology is at work here. People see 10% and think that means they'll be guaranteed to succeed in 10 tries and expect to get it sooner, while in reality it's a lot more complicated.
And for that alone, I'm gonna take that as an Insult. Like Who are you to decide what I should do ? Just don't try to decide what I should do.
Aww, snowflake. For that alone, I'm gonna go like Rose's post. But she's absolutely right, if all you want is 3 minute dungeons, maybe MMO's aren't for you. Maybe you should go find a nice single player game to speedrun.
That... might not actually be that far off. I don't know if it's the same with Gameforge, but I remember EME saying there was nothing they could do about the language filter, that it is controlled by Krafton. So someone who only has minimal high school English is probably in charge of picking what words get filtered. Which would explain a lot.
