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[personal profile] marydell
I downloaded the demo of Guild Wars, because it looks pretty and I like RPGs (Oblivion is my recent favorite; NWN1 is my all-time fave RPG, I think)  I haven't tried a MMORPG, because I'd been too busy and I have eyeball trouble that limits my game time; also I like to game solo, unless I'm playing in RL with actual people that I can interact with in a normal social way.  Um, normal geek social way, that is.  But Mike likes WOW and I've watched him play some, and the better RPGs are mostly MMO these days, so I figured I'd try GW for free, and then if that's fun I'll give WOW a whirl.

So it loaded up the first world/level/whatever, and loaded my new character, and she's standing there and there's another person standing next to her.  Then a third person runs by.  There's a button that says "chat."  My brain instantly goes, "what are these fucking people doing in MY GAME!!!!????" and I instinctively move my character off to the side away from the other people, and start hoping that I can just do a bunch of quests by myself and not have to talk to anyone.  I see the "town crier" is being marked like someone I should talk to, and my brain goes "fuck that! I'm going exploring!" but then I realize he's an NPC designed to give me my quest so I reluctantly go talk to him. 

Then my eyes get tired so I quit for the night but I don't think I'll be going back in.  There are PEOPLE in there.

Date: 2009-04-05 06:50 pm (UTC)
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From: [personal profile] geekosaur
Whee, not alone (but a worse issue, I have a problem with the NPC at the start of Diablo...).

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