Carbanti simulator

"Chima;c-1769838" wrote:

"Woodroward;c-1769454" wrote:

"Chima;c-1769448" wrote:
But wait, I think Kyno and crzydroid think the game is friendly and very helpful by giving clues about the meta or some directions where the new players must start. Since there are a LOT more to do than before.
So, they start the game with their "Chewies", "Generic Jedies" and a "Crap Clones", and "Horrible Ewok".
And then 28 levels LATER he will find the ARENA and will take a look at the TOP #10, just because this guy knows what he is doing.
And then the new guy will think:
"GOD ****! WHO IS REVAN?"
This REVAN looks be the TOP man here!
Where can I get him? Let me see: Revan > Find:


Amazing instructions guys! LOL.

That will literally never happen since people are in arena with people that started playing around the same time as you, and the majority of the characters needed for Revan aren't even available until much higher levels.

Thanks for agreeing with me that the game isn't friendly giving any clue to the players about the end game or the options they should consider. At least now I have an "OLD SCHOOL" player saying the same thing I'm. So, tell me how the new players can "plan" and "manage" the resources and not compromises their time in the game? Is it necessary to have a bachelors degree or refer a friend to download the game? Or send to CG a 3 years plan? Or do you think they will think to look at a couple of Phoenix squad in the arena (as you well said) they will need Revan in the future? Or they must look for BH to get ships to unlock millennium falcon to be in the TOP #10 in both areas.

Tell me.

I'll tell you. I'll tell you that this game is about choices and if the game was telling you what choices to make, it wouldn't be much of a game. This is a strategy game. Some people like figuring out strategy on their own. Some want to be told. That's why there are online resources to help those who want to be told and not in the game itself (well the link to the forums is, which is plenty of reference).

So please answer my question after the explanation: We spent years building up to having all these teams and characters. That was the fun of the game. That's the point of the game.

If people could just jump right into endgame at the start of the game, where would the fun be?

This isn't a game where you reach endgame in a matter of months. That's what the playerbase likes about it, it takes well over a year to get a mature roster, usually closer to a year and a half or 2 years. That's the fun of the game is that you can always find new ways to grow.

New players start off in a much better position than the older players. Characters have a set release cadence. Every character is available to every player regardless of whether or not they've spent money. Mods and cantina farms require separate energy. Hard nodes have 8 sims a refresh instead of 3. Farming characters today compared to at the games release is literally a breeze.

On top of this, New players aren't competing with older players so their level of progression vs. older players is an irrelevant comparison.


Tell me, why are you playing this game when you find the very thing that is supposed to make this game fun (having to invest lots of time and work to get and gear characters) to be the opposite of that?