112983-wildstar-nation-says-goodbye-with-a-twist

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Wildstar Nation's Last Podcast with guest appearance with Matte Kay (Lead UI Designer for Wildstar).
 
They talk about UI, the game being rushed, people in the company and the state of the game.
The real meat of the discussion is when they ask Matte Kay questions about Carbine.	
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Well it seems like there are two different groups of people at Carbine. On the one hand, somebody is obviously trying to make the game more accessible. At the same time, though, random little aspects of the game become less convenient and more time consuming, and Carbine adds more of what people say they don't want, such as daily quests.
 
It is honestly like there are two very different people making design decisions right now.	
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Well it seems like there are two different groups of people at Carbine. On the one hand, somebody is obviously trying to make the game more accessible. At the same time, though, random little aspects of the game become less convenient and more time consuming, and Carbine adds more of what people say they don't want, such as daily quests.
 
It is honestly like there are two very different people making design decisions right now.
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Some interesting content, but wow these guys are not funny at all. 
I mean... good for them that they're having the time of their lives and laughing like maniacs, but my face throughout this whole thing was...  :mellow:
 
Really hard to listen to.	
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I read these forums, never posted.
But I wanted to put my thoughts in on this subject.
 
I've listened to Wildstar Nation podcast since way before the game went live.  I've noted the gradual decline of the morale on this show, but stayed with them.  However, the final show seemed to resort to very harsh criticism, almost bordering on childish at points.  The guys have obviously decided to leave the game (Or at least podcasting about it), which is fair enough, but they did seem to be taking the **** out of the game far too much.
 
I ended up switching the final podcast off after half hour or so, as all they were doing was laughing at the games faults.  (Which I haven't experienced properly yet, I'm only level 38.  So I will not have the full experience at this point, which I understand and acknowledge!)
 
Anyway, I was actually very disappointed that the guys resorted to this on their final episode, but they obviously weren't happy with the game, and didn't think it worth sticking with.
 
So off back to wow they go!
 
I'm staying, I still love playing WILDSTAR.  And I'm only casual!
 
Peace	
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			<--- will not run another daily zone again.....ever.	
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			Chua is mean and keeps dragging guildies through daily zones :D	
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Wildstar Nation's Last Podcast with guest appearance with Matte Kay (Lead UI Designer for Wildstar).
 
They talk about UI, the game being rushed, people in the company and the state of the game.
The real meat of the discussion is when they ask Matte Kay questions about Carbine.
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Chua is mean and keeps dragging guildies through daily zones :D
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Chua just do them for plat.
Is at moment only reliable source for Chua	
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Chua just do them for plat.
Is at moment only reliable source for Chua
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I go to work for 8-9 hours every day.
 
When I log in to play a game, more "work" is the last thing I want to do.
 
Dailies are a chore. A boring-ass, totally mind-numbing task, with such a low reward-to-boredom level I just can't sit through them more than once a week, if that. They're more like "weeklies" for me at this point.
 
The lack of dynamic content in those zones bores me. I won't do them. In this aspect, the dev team failed us miserably. Dynamic dailies or GTFO.
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Is Tex' opinion.
Chua not see them as chore.
Is small run through zones taking one hour maximum for both zones.
Depend on how big Chua make party.
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