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iPhone 5 world phone coming to Verizon same day as AT&T
Verizon CFO Fran Shammo revealed today that iPhone 5 is still on track to be a dual-mode CDMA/GSM world phone, and additionally that it will ship at the same time as the AT&T and other GSM versions.
When the next iPhone model launches Verizon will be able to offer it at the same time as AT&T. Verizon's version will also work in as many countries as AT&T's iPhone, which has global coverage, Shammo said.
Verizon began selling the Verizon iPhone 4 some 8 months after the AT&T version, and almost 4 years after the first iPhone debuted on AT&T. So for those worried there might be another delay between GSM and CDMA release dates, you can rest a little easier. (Unless Apple obliterates Verizon for leaking this...)
As previously suspected, LTE still looks to be off the table until 2012, and Verizon was happy enough to throw Apple under the bus for that one as well.
"I think it's a bigger issue for Apple than it is for us," he said. "Depending on where Apple plays, that's where we'll sell."
Apple has commented in the past that current LTE radios require too many compromises when it comes to battery life.
Lastly, tiered pricing is still on its way to Verizon this summer, so get your unlimited data early if you want to be grandfathered in.
Would a hybrid iPhone 5 on Verizon that could roam internationally be a better draw than an AT&T iPhone 5 that couldn't do CDMA in the USA?
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iPhone 5 world phone coming to Verizon same day as AT&T
Thats me but I only have been out of the country once in the past 6 years.
The reports have been that iPhone 4S will drop this year, and it makes sense because LTE won't be available till 2012. So in 2012, they will drop the iPhone 5 on both networks at the same time.
Shammo basically confirmed that the phone this year will be a 4S. I guess that would make the Verizon guys happy cause they just got their phones in Feb., so it would suck for them if the LTE iPhone 5 dropped in Nov. (7 months later)
It makes perfect sense to call it iPhone 5 it's the 5th gen! the 3GS was only named that way because it was the 3rd gen and the couldn't just call it iPhone 3 now that the name and generation are back in sync apple will not stry from the simple naming scheme all it would do is confuse consumers
"Verizon CFO Fran Shammo revealed today that iPhone 5 is still on track" NO WHERE IN HIS QUOTE DOES HE REFER TO IT AS AN IPHONE 5!!
This site is becoming the National Enquirer of iPhone blogs. Don't have something, make it up!! Just because it is the fifth phone does not mean it will be called iPhone 5. 3G was NOT called number 2. I don't see iPhone 12, or 15, or 27 either. Apple does not refer to their new computers as MacBook Pro 17. Or AirBook 6. It is simply the new iPhone. Look at the back of your phone.....do you see a 4 back there?? NO. It just says iPhone.
Scott, the name means a lot.. These devices are far more popular than the computer line. And when people are looking into a computer, they generally do more research, then people just walking into the ATT store looking for a phone, so the name of the computer version wouldn't really matter. The number 5 instead of 4s will go a long way to make people buy the newest and greatest for the $100 dollar premium. IMO
So are we talking about iPhone 5 for next year or iPhone 4S for this year. You guys should agree on calling an unannounced iPhone by it's generation until the phone is announced.
CDMA = Yawn!
So says a happy GSMer. While I'm at work, in a very well covered city, my coworker & I compare signals. He's on ATT & I on Verizon. Both iPhone 4. I consistently have more bars & 100% less dropped calls. We've ran speed tests & have averaged out to be about the same. Perhaps an analogy comparing CDMA & GSM to AM & FM radio would help you understand the differences between the two types. Not trying to say CDMA is better because GSM has the potential to be more powerful over short distances but CDMA definitely has the advantage when it comes to having a consistently better call quality & signal strength.
My bet is on Apple calling the next iPhone, the "iPhone 5". This 4S business is just rumormongers promulgating a notion that the next iPhone update won't be big. That's just a bunch of hooey. If Apple puts an A5 SoC in it, it's a pretty big jump in performance with a new CPU architecture and up to "9" times the CPU performance.
Btw, if Verizon wants Apple to make a world phone next year, someone is going to make a LTE-CDMA-GSM chipset for Apple. That's a whole lot of radio support there. Has Qualcomm or someone announced such a chipset yet?
If an iPhone came out next year it wouldn't be iPhone 5 it would be iPhone 6 dumbasses
We've already seen Apple's inconsistencies with naming the iPhones. It's wasn't until last year that they 'fixed' it. Doesn't in anyway guarantee they'll continue with numbers based on its' generation. Easy on the name calling blood.
So will this "world phone" be unlocked, so I can use it with any GSM or CDMA SIM when I travel?
And this is news??
Of course it will be on Verizon same day! This article was geared toward link building and not news!
Not a tech specialist or anything, but I switched to Verizon's iPhone 4 after two years on AT&T about a month ago. Flawless victory. I don't know how I ever switched off a CDMA network ever before.
Apple is the loser every day they put a limit on who gets the iPhone. Once they lose a subscriber to the Android ecosystem there is no going to another ecosystem. Now that the iPhone is no longer ahead of the technology curve, it is even more important that they make the phone as pervasive as possible. Its all about covering as much turf as possible in as short a period as possible.
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Experiencing a physical healing . . .wouldn't that be a "form" of God changing the metaphysical? A man who was born as . . .say one who had a deformed arm . . .along with that would come the forming of that person's personality as they encountered reactions from those around them, as well as adapting to life generally geared for two-armed people . . .then Jesus comes along, has the guy stretch forth his hand "toward Christ" and in doing so, it's restored to full operation. Would that not change not only the physical part, but the emotional, mental, personality part as well?As to the referal to the building of the tower . . .I don't see men back then literally finding a secret of breaking a natural plain into the spiritual plain through the building of a tower . . .but I think it was more of a mindset, they believed they could physically accomplish what could only be done spiritually . . .physical people can manipulate spiritual influences . . .they would definitely have been able to accomplish that . . .but I don't think God was afraid of someone finding him behind the secret curtain, I think God did what he did because one, the call was for man to spread out and multiply and they did just the opposite. And two, they were building a monument "unto themselves" rather than honoring God.
Yes I think I am right that God stops Adam entering the garden, lest he eat the tree of life and live for ever. I don't see much else going on here, apart from also that God wanted Adam and Eve to suffer in a cursed Earth, rather than live in a luxurious garden.Yes you are right that God intervenes many times, but I find the confusing language intervention, much larger than the others, in the sense God interferes with Mans very speech, this is the equivalent of muting the speech of a country the size of Iraq?According to prophet kim clement, Japan's earthquake will cause them to unite with China to bring glory to Jesus. The difference between man uniting under Jesus, as opposed to man uniting under their own rule with the tower of Babylon.
Are there any bible quotes that strongly imply that God would never allow the fundamental and metaphysical laws of reality and existence to be tampered with?
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SPOKANE, WASH. – Finishing the weekend with 2-2, the New Mexico State men's tennis team topped Eastern Washington 5-0 on Sunday afternoon, March 31, to improve its overall season record to 11-7.
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In September 2011, Bastrop State Park and the surrounding pine forest were stricken by wildfire that affected 96 percent of the park. However, firefighters were able to save the historic cabins and facilities constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s. The park is recovering from the fire, and most trails, campsites and facilities have reopened to the public.
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lol... people hating on siri on other devices.
Siri security protocol cracked, now possible to run on any device
The guys from Applidium claim to have cracked Siri's security protocol and it could open the floodgates to third party developers and of course other hardware too. There is a downside, in order to use Siri on one of these other devices; you still need to have a UDID of an iPhone 4S device. A UDID is a Unique Device Identifier and is a 40 character unique number assigned to every iPhone.
The iPhone 4S sends identifiers everywhere. So if you want to use Siri on another device, you still need the identfier of at least one iPhone 4S. Of course we're not publishing ours, but it's very easy to retrieve one using the tools we've written. Of course Apple could blacklist an identifier, but as long as you're keeping it for personal use, that should be allright!
We have already seen Siri running on an iPhone 4 and an iPod touch; so this looks like another step nearer to getting it out there. Of course there is still the question of legalities and Apple could block the security hole at any minute. If you are a developer and want to play around with Siri integration in an app, Applidium has released a set of tools to help with that too.
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Siri security protocol cracked, now possible to run on any device
how is it not illegal?? 1) you are using a UDID from a device OTHER than the one you are putting Siri on. 2) you are copying a copyrighted application to a device that it is NOT released for 3) they have CRACKED Siri's SECURITY.... that alone says that its illegal. Go and buy an iP4s if you want Siri - like everyone else did.
As for using a UDID other than the device you are on -- why do you think Apple did not prosecute Palm when they pretended to be an iPod during Pre syncing? Because it is NOT ILLEGAL. Apple does not have to do a damn thing to help the masquerade, but they cannot use the law to stop it.
As for copyright infringement, article 61 of the international TRIP specifies "wilful trademark counterfeiting or copyright piracy on a commercial scale." This does not qualify. Some nations, including Rene's own Canada, go further than that, allowing for downloading of copyrighted materials, as long as the downloaded materials are not again resold.
As for cracking Siri's security, please cite the statute...the DMCA is the only marginally relevant statute, and this would quite clearly fall under the exemptions for the purposes of interoperability, as the entire purpose of this crack is for interoperability.
Try harder.
how is it not illegal?? 1) you are using a UDID from a device OTHER than the one you are putting Siri on. 2) you are copying a copyrighted application to a device that it is NOT released for 3) they have CRACKED Siri's SECURITY.... that alone says that its illegal. Go and buy an iP4s if you want Siri - like everyone else did.
Are you mentally challenged, you certainly are MORALLY CHALLENGED!
First of all, like I said above, the UDID is the same as a license key, it is the same as the key for Windows. The whole point is that this is a UNIQUE IDENTIFIER of a device.
It is like you using someone elses Social Security number to get a credit card!
You are deliberately using the identifier of a device other than your own.
Apple has the right to draw a line and say that devices older than a 4S will not run SIRI. Do these hacks know the long term performance effects of using a phone hacked to run SIRI, maybe Apple has a reason and that reason is that it bogs downs the processor and can affect the actual phone module when SIRI is running on a single core processor where it is then competing with the Phone App module and the Email Module, both of which also run continuously in the background.
Either way, you are legally stealing if you use a UDID from another device, it is no different from cloning a phone to make phone calls on another person's phone account and again it is exactly like stealing by using another person's SSN.
There is no need for name calling. I did not mention morality at all -- the original poster said it was illegal, which is clearly and demonstrably false in any of the jurisdictions where Siri operates. As for your examples specifically:
- "cloning a phone to make phone calls on another person's phone account" -- That is illegal, but it has specific laws dealing with it. In the UK, you could argue that the Wireless Telephone Protection Act of 1998 could be interpreted to cover Siri, but only if Apple were to argue Siri is fundamentally a "telecommunications service," which I doubt they would want to do, as it could invite regulations they do not want.
- "using another person's SSN" - That specifically violates US federal code 18 U.S.C. § 1028(a)(7). This law prohibits the knowing transfer of a means to identify a single person with the intent to commit an unlawful act. For an Act of Congress, that is admirably specific, and in no way could apply to the identification of a device, unless you are prepared to say you are your cel phone, and all that would imply.
I agree with you that Apple has every right to draw the line in this case. I hope they do.
They just do not have the right to invoke the criminal justice system to help them.
i find both hilarious and sad that u would spend so much time defending an enormous corporation as if its a person. apple doesnt give 2 shits about you, youre just another dollar to them just like all of us, so why should you care so much? really? is your personal security at risk? do you just like to argue?
I not defending them, and you obviously like to argue, and why not defend a point of view.
I am sure that if you were in a similar position you would feel happy just letting them use it.
I tell you what, who cares what you think. just like the little picture of you, you seem to have an anger problem.
Correct, this now falls into the same category as software piracy, even when it is used on another apple device, the whole point of it requiring the UDID is the same as having a license key or dongle etc.
Using the UDID from another device is the equivalent of stealing the identity of another device.
I can expect people to be in a whole world of hurt at some time.
If you are desperate to have SIRI on your iPhone be patient and wait for your contract with your phone company to renew or pay the full price for a 4S. Personally I would rather do without it and wait for the next generation of iPhone.
Certainly I will not lose sleep over not having SIRI on my iPhone.
I'm not defending Apple in not opening it up to the other devices but at some time there has to be a line in the sand where any company has to say, this new proprietary new feature will only be available on this new device and not on earlier devices.
Even if it runs on earlier models, who knows, does having SIRI active on the single core models affect performance during every day use? Maybe not but again it is their right to create an incentive to persuade their customers to upgrade to the 4S and block it from appearing on the 4 and earlier models.
lol my avatar is dave chapelle dude. u associate comedy with anger?
anyway, u said who cares what i think? youre on an internet forum! lol who cares what you think??
i just think its funny and sad to see a person who probably has no affiliation with apple or siri get so into an argument defending corporate personhood like it affects you directly.
you react like someones stealing from you or your loved ones by hacking a program on a device they own, for their own use. a program that can obviously run on any iOS device, but is locked to the 4s because apple, being a corporation, is out for nothing but money. they know damn well that the 4s is just an iphone 4 with a minor spec upgrade, which means they need a selling point to convince people to upgrade out of contract or become a new user.. hence SIRI!
btw siri is a novelty i stopped using after a week. it has no 3rd party support and 50% of the time it doesnt work.
Officially siri working on aandroid:
We've cracked siri so everything works exactly as the iphone 4s , same interface etc.....
Not an iPhone person but I admit that if I had access to Siri... I'd run it. :)
I will be running Siri on my iPod 4G using my wife's UDID from the iPhone 4S that I bought her. Call it illegal, but whatever...I paid for the hardwares and I'm paying the monthly bills.
It's not illegal, but it is also not going to last. As long as it just a handful of people, Apple will likely not care, but if this expands, Apple has no reason to allow this and every incentive to shut it down, unless and until Siri becomes a profit center itself, outside of spurring iPhone sales.
Geeks are clever, and no doubt they will continue the cat-and-mouse game in perpetuity, but there is little chance Apple allows this to continue uninterrupted in a form that an average consumer can use.
It can't be accepted. They steal Apple's hard-work. How come it is illegal? They should ask for permission. Imagine you are the one making contribution to the success of Siri, will you stay still and feel nothing when someone cracks it and runs on other rivals' phones? Please be fair, man!
I beg to disagree. Siri is the end product of decades of research, much of it founded by the American public through DARPA. All Siri technology was ready when Apple bought it. The only thing Apple did was to take the app and add it to IOS 5.
Personally I think the whole thing is fishy, Siri should be free and open source, since it was developed with public money. The public payed for it and now corporations make money.
Apple and security.. fun times...
The people here who claim this is not illegal crack me up beyond belief. Using Siri on a device other than an iPhone 4S could be considered illegal on more than one count. The first is that Apple has only granted a license (EULA) to use Siri on an iPhone 4S, porting it to any App on any other device is piracy.
Additionally, Siri is also a hosted service provided by Apple for purchasers of the iPhone 4S. Using it on any other device, without providing Apple appropriate compensation could easily be considered theft of services here in the US.
Mark my words, if this is embraced by the JB community, it is going to give the movement a huge black eye in the long run.
I'd love Siri on my iPhone 4, but I'll be willing to wait until I don't have to fight Apple for that right.
Can I just point out that Siri is absolutely crap...it hardly ever works because it doesn't hear what I say properly or because it can't connect to the network...why does it need to connect to the network if I just want it to read a text to me!? Or even make a phone call!!!?
I remember the iPhone 4 would just dial a number for you when you asked it to...now I have to go through all the Siri BS where it doesn't work most of the time. So I have less functionality than an iPhone 4. Brilliant.


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Originally posted by botrytis
the lore exists (especially in GW1 and 3 published novels)
but i agree w bcbully that the availability of lore ingame could use improvement
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Originally posted by TalulaRose
To be fair, i do think GW2 is indeed a good game, and quite possibly the best themepark available right now.
However, i do agree that the business model is probably the true main element of the game. It seems to me that the reason why people aren't worried about "endgame" and "longevity" is because they don't feel "trapped" or "pressured to play" by the fee.
So i wonder, if GW2 did have a sub, what would be players outlook on grinding dungeons and Orr for cosmetic gear, running the same events, crafting professions, and doing the same general stuff you do in other TP mmorpgs like dailies? I believe people would, once again, forced themselves to find a true reason to log in, like TOR and all others.
This all comes off to me as that GW2 really doen't have any more longevity than standart themeparks or is any different once the "journey" is over. It may end up standing the test of time not by it's features, merits, quality and ability to create a perpetual world without an "end" (game, hehe). But simply because it's free. Again, this is only an opinion, and not a fact all, since i definitely can't know what would indeed happen in this case.
It actually cames me feel sad and ashamed as a gamer when mmorpgs and their lasting appeal, the most vital component, is judged not on the game, but the business model.
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I totally disagree with author, but man, i must stress one thing. Author has to lay excuse after excuse for 1 minute just to make a video about HIS OPINION... And still gets bombed by dislikes. And rage of fanbois. And stuff.
I am shamed for GW2 fanboys. This is ridiculous. I love this game, but this either has to go, or... well, you continue poisioning life for yourself in the first place. You make your life worse, you make that other guy's life worse, you deter new players from playing the game you love (because they dont want to play with someone like you) and generally, you just do a lot of evil and no good.
If someone has an opinion and spends time to explain it and elaborate on it - debate with him on the points on his opinion, but disliking video for that reason? Come on...
That said, i completely disagree with most of the poins in the video.
1) Author generally says he dislikes story. Well, i do like story, until the point they started going too much of unneeded heroic deaths... But until that point, it was very fun. Tybalt is so cool. And overall, story made sense, felt like something personal and well, it played its part for me. Too bad you didnt like it, but this doesnt make other people being unable to like it. Doesnt make it bad, its just your presonal experience.
2) Author says "you have to be hooked to continue playing" - no you dont. It doesnt matter which game set the trend, it doesnt matter who does it where, it doesnt matter if 10 million players all over the world do it - you cannot say "this is how it should be, period" and in this case, its not one or two people who are against 10 million, but a lot of people disagree. I remember back in my school days, 10 years ago, we'd play Quake, C&C Renegade or Counter-Strike for hours.. because it was FUN! PRocess was fun! WE had no gear to grind, no items to gather, no achivements. We just came together in a lan cafe and played. Because it was fun to do so. Yes, it never got old for us until we finished school, and well, life changed, kinda.
Being hooked to play is one incentitive to play. Liking the process is another. Its a different view on life, and yes, there are both people in the world, both those who like the goal, and those who like the process. For example, european person would make origami to put it on his table, be like "i folded this cool stegosaurus and it took me 1 hour of hard work" and japanese person would make origami just to unfold it, because its the process of folding origami that matters, not the resulting figurine.
3) Author says "heart quests are too grindy". Well, once again, this is personal. You dont like it. I feel its pretty well balanced. I am at 70% map completion and I only had like 1 or 2 times when i was like "omg when am i going to finally complete this heart". Much more times (like 3 or 4 times), i was really in LOVE with heart quest (best one being learning about balance from Kodan, trading with Jotun coming second). And most of the time, they made sense and i like them.
4) I love jumping puzzle. What kind of feature is that? Its a feature i LOVE to have in GW2. Really. WoW hardocre raiders? Couldnt care less. They can hit their stupid bosses and feel "cool" and then come to WvW Eternal Battlegrounds and get owned by a jumping puzzle :) Yes, they can be implemented in any other MMO, and thats the point! Guild Wars 2 took something that can be done and... did it! Thats why we love it. It made something come true.
Game doesnt have to do something IMPOSSIBLE to prevail. Look @ SWTOR. They did OMG FULL VOICE DIALOGUE which noone ever did for MMO and never thought possible for an MMO. Did they win? NO, they failed! And now they say that expansions wont have full VO. Yep, epic fail.
GW2 did something everyone could do (dodge system, DE, jumping puzzles, quests with multiple ways to contribute to an end, frequent outdoor bosses, 3 side PVP, etc) and .... did it! Thats why its here, and thats why people play it.
5) Author doent like being able to buy from heart quest givers. Well, thats because those are not quests, but actually renown hearts. You dont accept work, you help for free. In turn, the person would become very pleased with you, and write you a PERSONAL LETTER, how cool is that? And yes, he/she will pay you for it! You can then buy stuff with money you got paid. And if you like, you can also get something from the person, but not for money, for currency that represents your renown in this world. You're soo cool and well known she's basically gonna give you a recepie of her apple pie, and some trinkerts for zero copper coins! For free (money-wise).
Author doesnt like it, but there are no arguments presented to prove its a faulty scheme. To me it pretty much works all right!
6) Looks. Yes low level gear is kinda same, unfortunately. When you get higher you get a lot of choices in gear, and endgame, gear appearance is the thing you grind for (like you grind for stats in WoW). Gear appearance has a lot of deph!
Btw, you say you dislike that you have to reach endgame to look cool, but you say WoW does it right where you not only have to get to endgame to look cool, but to play anything interesting or have cool stats. This is self-controversing. Eitehr you like to grind to endgame to get good gear, or you dont...
7) You do get new abilities as you level. You get one third of your active buttons over first half of your levels - your 3 utilities and ultimate (thats 4 buttons out of 7-10). You get different skills all over the game progress - you need skillpoints to unlock the skills, and it takes you more than reaching your max level to get all abilities your class has. So in some sense, this game has even bigger ability progression than WoW or WoW-Clones, where by lvl cap you have all abilitties your class has to offer.
8) I agree that DEs sometimes repeat too frequently and de-immersify you. However, in WoW its even worse, where EVERYTHING is temporarily (bandit leader you killed respawns 2 minutes later for other player to kill him).
Still, Author is entitled to his opinion. In my opinion, OP, you are bound by stupid stereotypes and thats what prevents you from having fun. You keep coming to "this is stupid because its not like WoW, my WoW friends would laugh at this". You dont need your WoW friends to approve what you're having fun doing! You can have fun, without anyone else approval.
If you dislike how game is made, thats your opinion, you dont have to continue playing. No problems.
Originally posted by GeezerGamer
Will never get away from zerg fights. Ya, your probably right because sadly people would start making threads constantly on the difficulty of dungeons if they made it so you can't rez during a boss fight. And honestly I think they should, just to stop all this BS about zerging fights and thats how it is easy mode.
Ever once think that the designers didn't want people to just sit there and press buttons instead of being situationally aware of your sorroundings. I'm not saying other mmos don't require this... but at the same time, other mmos don't punish you nearly as bad for it. Calling hand eye coordination a childs game is just pointless. Would you rather them take the same exact approach that every other MMO took with combat where you can't move and cast, reaction is hardly an issue and fights are generalized to the point of making them tedious? This was a design choice, and it makes you think a little more and be more involved with your game rather than being afk pushing buttons or staring at meters.
Now you can actually follow fights, watch your footing, and instead of just dpsing, you are fighting with your group how you should be, on equal footing rather than expecting someone else to take the brunt of the damage and another heal your wounds.
Honestly, would you rather it catter to the group comp, rather than the individual? So that every fight is trivial in nature and your forced to match specific roles? The only thing I enjoyed in WoW and other raid oriented, trinity system MMOs was the interaction with guildies and friends. But now that I can do that and enjoy my PvE experience, how is this game worse in terms of mechanics. This game can easily put in instances as effectively as WoW or any other MMO can regardless of the lack of trinity system. I don't get how you think that cattering to the individual is such a hard concept from cattering to the roles. But if you don't like the dodging system or the fight mechanics, then don't play the instances. If you can enjoy your experience another way, then thats fine. But you can't honestly tell me that any other MMOs system is more complicated and difficult than GW2.
I guess we can leave out the fact that there are very team oriented fights too BTW, or that people can actually work together to make each other stronger, but you can keep that "every man for himself" quality. In GW2 instead of relying on your healer or tank, you have to rely on yourself while also being a team player, it's not a free for all like you think it is.
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Originally posted by SaintPhilip
Well we call WoW an MMORPG yet GW2 has more roleplaying in it (factually speaking it actually does) so why is GW2 not an RPG?
Or are you of the mindset that WoW is an ARPG?
PS - Geezergamer : are you really suggesting that situational awareness is a child level skill? Your post seriously doesn't make sense... first you say your average gamer will never be able to adapt to GW2's system then you say the skills that are required they teach to children. Are you saying everyone is stupid?
You don't need to bash skills you don't have. Situational awareness is a skill taught throughout life and is probably one of those "top tier" skills you can learn. It;s used everywhere.
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Originally posted by MMOwanderer
I also believe along these lines. Which then leads me to ask since so many judge an MMO based on its business model, are these critics being unfair to the games themselves?
I think so. A game should be held by its gameplay above cost.
An example:
Audi R8 Spyder (top of the line sportscar) is considered a great car, not because of it's price but because of its features.
Economy classed Hundai might be suitable for those on a budget, but if you compare each car to one another, most wouldn't consider the Hyundai a better car.
Why then should we automatically consider GW2 a superior game because it lacks a sub fee? I do believe a lot of people do this, sometimes unconsciously.
Yes, you can keep coming back to GW2 after you buy it, but does that really enhance its longevity? If player A plays GW2 for 2000 hours over a 5 year period and player B plays WoW 2k hours over a 6 month period does that automatically mean GW2 has the better longevity? I don't think so. They both put the same amount of time in, hence played the same amount irregardless of how long it took them to put in that time.
Originally posted by botrytis
I am more refering to game play than actual lore. It's like, in your personal story, it's actually over the top how you are regarded as a living legend. It's thick, but ok, it is what it is. You are the savior of the world.
And then as a reward, your "hero's welcome" is to go do hearts where you are treated more like a farmhand. Go do all these mimimum wage manual labor jobs that no one in their right mind would ever want to do in real life. Why on earth do I want to log in and do them in a fatasy setting?
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Originally posted by Nadia
Makes more sense. lol
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Arenanet increased server capacity and turned on digital sales again, I'm assuming the server capacity also pushed the population threshold as well. Everyday on Yak's Bend, 99% of the zones kicks me into overflow during the evenings (west coast/mountain times).
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This was common knowledge even before the launch.
People ignored it.
Now it bites them in the arse.
Originally posted by eggy08
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Originally posted by Angier2758
Situational awareness isn't taught, it's developed individually. Either you have it or you don't. If you're an American football fan then the easiest way to explain it is, Great players tend to have very good awareness while bad players tend to have none. The lions QB threw a deep pass into the endzone on sunday night, the wide out simply looked around in confusion because he had no idea that the ball was coming his way. What should have been a touchdown turned into a loss of downs because the reciever had poor aweness.
You can teach a reciever to have the best hands in the NFL, but if he has no aweness he's not going to make plays. TO had great hands, but was never at the same level of aweness as guys like Rice or Moss, who could run 40 yards down a feild, with everything to their back, and make a catch without ever looking over their shoulders because they knew when and were the ball was going to be.
Beleive it or not, most real life skills have nothing to do with being good in a video game. Situational awareness is not a skill that transfers from the real world to make you better in most video games, especially not GW2. Seeing information on a screen does not develop, or require any form of situational awareness, it only requires you to not be blind. Not to mention, GW2 skills aren't exactly set up in such a way that you need to be aware of what the other guy is doing, only what is happening to your character.
In fact, there was an article about a blind guy that raided in WoW.
GW2 is absolutely easy enough to be played by young children who have yet to develop any worthwhile skillsets. It doesn't take a geniuse to face something and press buttons, and the game practically tells you when you need to use a particular skill. Seriously, the screen turning red is usually a pretty good indicator to hit button 6 or start dodging.
Originally posted by Uhwop
My point was also missed about the fat that regardles sof what you call it. Let's say "Paying Attention" Regardless of how it's learned, developers instict or what ever. No mater what level of skill you have, it becomes increasingly difficult to maintain the bigger the groups get. This fact is more profound in GW2 than in other MMOs. (Can't speak for TERA)
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I think the only thing which will dictate the longevity of the game will be the quality of patches/expansions ANet will release.
Originally posted by Aerowyn
I'm not. I'm pretty sure it's some nonsense we've heard before, namely prelaunch that they've rehashed to try to make it sound logically valid.
The only thing that will dictate the longevity of this game will be time. And as a wibbly wobbly timey wimey fan of Dr Who I can tell you, to wait for it to happen naturally, in order. OR jump in your TARDIS and see for yourself. Until then, the rest of us will have to wait and see won't we :)
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Originally posted by TalulaRose
Considering games with a cash shop say they can turn a profit on just 10% of the players using the cash shop I would say 30% means the game is at least as good as people are saying. People already spent money to support it, we paid for the box. Learn how this works instead of making posts that clearly show you lack knowledge on the subject and reality of the econimics involved.
You claim MOST of the people playing would not pay, besides the obvious answer how do you know such a thing?
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Originally posted by Aerowyn
Yeah I love statements like this with no explanation.Its totally a full fledged MMO.Problem iwth people in MMO's is they think for it to be a "Real MMO" it has to have a sub fee.Not true at all.This whole thread has to be the 10th or more thread syaing exactly the same thing all based on opinion and not fact.You know what they say about opinions .....
Abolutely this is a ful fledged MMO and has at least the Longevity of its predecessor which is plenty long for any MMO.Granted GW1 had less of the MMO Trappings but this one doesnt.
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Originally posted by sookster54
That would be one way to explain the increased waiting times in WvW, since server capacity there seems to be the same still.


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They're among nearly 50 film soundtracks displayed in "The World of Movie Music," an exhibit running through February in the Crestview Public Library's lobby.
Exhibited items were culled from more than 2,500 soundtracks and cast albums in News Bulletin Arts and Entertainment Editor Brian Hughes' collection. Before he came to Crestview, he co-founded and co-hosted "Stage and Screen," a radio program of original musical theatre, film and TV music that began in 1986 and continues today on WTUL 91.5 FM in New Orleans.
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