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[Blinkz]

https://redd.it/4fatg5

Come on by drop a message why you like the game or anything simple to promote aop on reddit.

[paragon]

sure, but i will be honest

[John Porno]

wasnt there a fallout/fonline subreddit, too? I never used this site

[Komrade]

sure, but i will be honest

Your post there is golden butthurt material.

Shows a long and hard ptsd that the game gave you and can offer to everyone who joins.
So free butthurt and long lasting ptsd, what else can you ask from the game  

[Mad Matt]

Your post there is golden butthurt material.

Shows a long and hard ptsd that the game gave you and can offer to everyone who joins.
So free butthurt and long lasting ptsd, what else can you ask from the game  

Erm...pleasure from playing it? 

[Komrade]

We are saying the same thing Matt.

[S.T.A.L.K.E.R]

sure, but i will be honest

Quality butthurt. You trying to make players join or get rid of them? Lmao why am I quoting, I'm on his ignore list, just like 80% of the players xD

We are saying the same thing Matt.

Shame he's a hardcore roleplayer and wants to be a fat Texan next session 

I never used reddit...maybe I should make an account

[RazorRamon]

wasnt there a fallout/fonline subreddit, too? I never used this site

do you really want the fo4 crowd

[Kurwier]

i dont see anything wrong with paragons post

[John Porno]

do you really want the fo4 crowd

I want the rpgcodex crowd

[Blinkz]

slowly building the hype =D

[naossano]

do you really want the fo4 crowd

I want the rpgcodex crowd

I wish i could brofist this.

[John Porno]

the rpg crowd comes in, expects story, lore, quests and immersion. Then I airdrop 30 exploding brahmins on them.

what we need is the open pvp crowd, the moba crowd, even part of the simulation crowd. AoP has much more in common with games like HotS, dayz, battlefield and world of tanks than it has with your run of the mill mmorpg. I personally am not a huge fan of roleplaying because I don't do it myself so I couldnt properly create a game that does something I don't have experience with.

The biggest concern people had who checked out aop since 2014 was the lack of quests, coupled with the fact that we dont artificially stretch your playtime with XP grind like mmorpg's usually do. In a sense the aop that certainly cirn and me want to see would be more like tactical open pvp game which has some char building and economy strapped onto it and is not just a pure grind (WoT, WoW) or strictly no grind (moba).

I think we'd have more success in getting new AoP fans if we advertised in games like arma, planetside, mobas and even RTS games, rather than Fallout 3+ and mmorpgs in general, just because we're technically a "fallout mmorpg"

[Kurwier]

the rpg crowd comes in, expects story, lore, quests and immersion. Then I airdrop 30 exploding brahmins on them.

what we need is the open pvp crowd, the moba crowd, even part of the simulation crowd. AoP has much more in common with games like HotS, dayz, battlefield and world of tanks than it has with your run of the mill mmorpg. I personally am not a huge fan of roleplaying because I don't do it myself so I couldnt properly create a game that does something I don't have experience with.

The biggest concern people had who checked out aop since 2014 was the lack of quests, coupled with the fact that we dont artificially stretch your playtime with XP grind like mmorpg's usually do. In a sense the aop that certainly cirn and me want to see would be more like tactical open pvp game which has some char building and economy strapped onto it and is not just a pure grind (WoT, WoW) or strictly no grind (moba).

I think we'd have more success in getting new AoP fans if we advertised in games like arma, planetside, mobas and even RTS games, rather than Fallout 3+ and mmorpgs in general, just because we're technically a "fallout mmorpg"

aka 200 new weapons

[BG Sexpert]

the rpg crowd comes in, expects story, lore, quests and immersion. Then I airdrop 30 exploding brahmins on them.

what we need is the open pvp crowd, the moba crowd, even part of the simulation crowd. AoP has much more in common with games like HotS, dayz, battlefield and world of tanks than it has with your run of the mill mmorpg. I personally am not a huge fan of roleplaying because I don't do it myself so I couldnt properly create a game that does something I don't have experience with.

The biggest concern people had who checked out aop since 2014 was the lack of quests, coupled with the fact that we dont artificially stretch your playtime with XP grind like mmorpg's usually do. In a sense the aop that certainly cirn and me want to see would be more like tactical open pvp game which has some char building and economy strapped onto it and is not just a pure grind (WoT, WoW) or strictly no grind (moba).

I think we'd have more success in getting new AoP fans if we advertised in games like arma, planetside, mobas and even RTS games, rather than Fallout 3+ and mmorpgs in general, just because we're technically a "fallout mmorpg"

I agree, trying to sell it as an MMORPG is a mistake. I, personally, would label it as a PvP driven ARPG. The server, nor content could provide enough to be labeled as truly "massive."

[Smalltime]

The server, nor content could provide enough to be labeled as truly "massive."

  T-take it back! 



It is true, though. When I describe AoP to people, I don't call it an MMO, I call it a squad based tactical action RPG, where each squad member is a player.
It's really hard to find any games for me to compare it to.

[Komrade]

Why not call it a butthurt simulator ? I bet a lot of new players will come here

It is what it is for the best butthurt currently available.

[naossano]

Focusing on PVP would feel like an empty egg.
While not necessary put 1000 quest for each zones, the server would be 1000 more awesome if we were given more reasons for care about the zones, the city, the npc factions, given a bigger flavour in these areas, various activities, and reasons to explore, stay in the city. Not just because you need 50 more scavenging scrap for building your gun, but because there is enough fun and immersion in the city.

No matter how good is pvp, (and it is currently almost perfect already) i don't think you can hold the server for long with just people idling between two ZC timers. Beside that, it wouldn't be a terrible waste of the mapping you made.

[wojciech]

Focusing on PVP would feel like an empty egg.
While not necessary put 1000 quest for each zones, the server would be 1000 more awesome if we were given more reasons for care about the zones, the city, the npc factions, given a bigger flavour in these areas, various activities, and reasons to explore, stay in the city. Not just because you need 50 more scavenging scrap for building your gun, but because there is enough fun and immersion in the city.

No matter how good is pvp, (and it is currently almost perfect already) i don't think you can hold the server for long with just people idling between two ZC timers. Beside that, it wouldn't be a terrible waste of the mapping you made.

We will play there till wipe on other servers.

[faopcurious]

Focusing on PVP would feel like an empty egg.
While not necessary put 1000 quest for each zones, the server would be 1000 more awesome if we were given more reasons for care about the zones, the city, the npc factions, given a bigger flavour in these areas, various activities, and reasons to explore, stay in the city. Not just because you need 50 more scavenging scrap for building your gun, but because there is enough fun and immersion in the city.

No matter how good is pvp, (and it is currently almost perfect already) i don't think you can hold the server for long with just people idling between two ZC timers. Beside that, it wouldn't be a terrible waste of the mapping you made.

A while back they said something about roaming merchants in the core, and maybe even some quests that you can do in the core.  But sadly I don't think this happened