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Re: Aion - Another Link

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From: Ceowulf
Date: Wed, 08 Jul 2009 10:04
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Nostromo wrote:
> Thus spake Ross Ridge <rri...@csclub.uwaterloo.ca>, Tue, 07 Jul 2009
> 13:48:50 -0400, Anno Domini:
> 
>> Ceowulf  <noneed@toknow.askifyoudo> wrote:
>>> What do you mean by botting? People running "macro'd" versions of 
>>> themselves farming gold etc?
>>>
>>> I'm pretty sure people do this on every sort of MMO where you can string 
>>> together a series of commands using a macro program. I remember people 
>>> do it to farm honour in BG's in WoW, they'd just use it to log in and 
>>> then run in squares firing off random spells. Hrmmm now that I think 
>>> about it yes they sucked nuts :)
>> Bots will be much more a problem in Aion than anything you've seen in
>> World of Warcraft.  Getting caught using a bot in WoW will get you banned,
>> while in Asian MMOs they don't seem to anything about them.  Also from
>> what I understand, Aion is as grindy as any Asian MMO.  It's pretty and
>> you can fly, but expect spend hours killing monsters just to get to the
>> next level.
> 
> Might be Ceo's cuppa ya know. He was a 20-something spring chicken ganker
> extraordinaire just yesterday u know! <BFG>

LOL Nos to you a 30-something is a spring chicken right? Hey old man? :D 
I turned thirty last Monday :( Sigh, hehe.

And I'll have you know I only ever really "ganked" in UO... and WoW, but 
world PvP was pretty rare in WoW. UO though, that was a blast! Anyway it 
was hardly ganking, I never insulted, never pointed and laughed and 
never repeat killed. See? Honour amongst bastards! :D

To be honest though no I'm over grinding. I'm TRYING to get into War 
again but it's a pretty monotonous grind too, especially on the Aussie 
servers where there is NO ONE to do anything with. They are so dead :(

I just got an email from LOTRO saying I can play free for a week or so. 
Might be worth while, is the LOTRO community still going strong? WAR is 
now down to ~300,000 subscribers and they are still hemouraging players 
to WoW and Aion (in anticipation).

EVE and WoW currently seem to be the only MMO's that are gaining people 
still!

-- 
Ceo-
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