This game just keeps making me angry.

[knightgf]

There's not much to say. I wish I could provide some meaningful suggestions on how to improve this game, but I can't. Every update introduces more and more bugs that keep bypassing the safeguards the developers use. Game mechanics tend to be more of a shot in the dark rather than based on accurate data. Development is slower than a zombie affected by a slow spell. The game is more about 'What do you know?' rather than 'Can you survive?', and if theres even one thing you don't know, bam! It's all over. I imagine that, unfortunately, there are a lot of things wrong on the developer side of the game none but them know about that is crippling the game. I do not even know if the playerbase could offer valid suggestions on how to fix them if we knew about it.

But I do know one thing: The longer you play DDO without a extended break, the more burnt you get. And unfortunately, i'm more burned than a charred skeever hide, which is why I have been playing other games far more often than this one. No, you can't have my stuff. Yes, I will return eventually and help out the empty LFG situation. Maybe by the time I start playing the game again there will be new content that I will enjoy playing. But until then, I shall take my break and keep tabs on what's going on with the game. And I suggest that if you haven't already, take a extended DDO break and come back when you feel you are ready.

[taurean430]

There's not much to say. I wish I could provide some meaningful suggestions on how to improve this game, but I can't. Every update introduces more and more bugs that keep bypassing the safeguards the developers use. Game mechanics tend to be more of a shot in the dark rather than based on accurate data. Development is slower than a zombie affected by a slow spell. The game is more about 'What do you know?' rather than 'Can you survive?', and if theres even one thing you don't know, bam! It's all over. I imagine that, unfortunately, there are a lot of things wrong on the developer side of the game none but them know about that is crippling the game. I do not even know if the playerbase could offer valid suggestions on how to fix them if we knew about it.

But I do know one thing: The longer you play DDO without a extended break, the more burnt you get. And unfortunately, i'm more burned than a charred skeever hide, which is why I have been playing other games far more often than this one. No, you can't have my stuff. Yes, I will return eventually and help out the empty LFG situation. Maybe by the time I start playing the game again there will be new content that I will enjoy playing. But until then, I shall take my break and keep tabs on what's going on with the game. And I suggest that if you haven't already, take a extended DDO break and come back when you feel you are ready.

Although we may at times disagree I wish you the best. Take some time away if needed and come on back when the battery refills. My understanding is that there are some really interesting games out there currently. But if I may offer a suggestion; try sticking with a console type game or computer single player. Playing one mmo to escape the insanity of another mmo always struck me as odd.

[Hafeal]

I don't know what exactly the issue is but a break does good OR changing up your game. New server, no twink?

May the road rise to meet you and may our paths meet again.

[Memnir]

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Have a good break - see ya when you get back.