QOL is laughable.....
I'm a relative newish player been playing for awhile. How do you expect to retain a new player base that doesnt have access to dad's wallet or is a hedge fund manager. Early on the hearing for too...
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"DavidSPumpkins;c-1531300" wrote:
There's a problem but I don't see it the same way.
I think the big problem is that there is no way to "catch up" new players with established players. MMOs would periodically raise level caps and release new content which sort of functions as a soft reset. Obviously this isn't an MMO, and catching up can be argued to only matter on one's own shard, but I still think that over time it should become easier (faster) for the the average player to gear up a robust roster to say g8 or g9
It has become faster. Much faster. Guild currency and guild event currency are godsends compared to just a year ago before the guild store was reworked and when there was no way to get raid gear except, you know, raids.
It doesn't need to be possible for a new player to ever catch up to me without spending a lot of money. Even with new content and level cap increases I am still going to lap you because I already have most my chars at 85 with good gear. I am more likely to have a decent version of the next meta squad than you. I can sit on tens of millions of credits and multiple zetas because I have no pressing needs. I can beat pretty much every event upon release. There is no way to give those bonuses to newer players without just devaluing anything.
It's already gotten much easier for new players. The grind is real. If mk4 keypads get your goat, you are going to quit at first sight of a carbanti.
