Would you play if Jumpgate had no Registry Tags?

dailatron

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Originally Posted by ELPIRATA

You werent in beta Id say, cause this didnt happen in beta....

ELP

It did happen, its just there wasnt so many asshats in the online gaming scene then. No tags would be a disaster for those not wanting to do PvP. Great for PvPers though.

Tritian

i think your both insane.

people didn't do those things in beta because the community was able to police itself.

dailatron · 12:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Tritian

i think your both insane.

people didn't do those things in beta because the community was able to police itself.

LOL great selective memory. And contradictory of what most rational people have said (and yes I include Grimgriz).

Ambrosius

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Originally Posted by Lordopic

Its just a shame that they cant bring some originality to their post’s

I like to stick with the classic approach: facts.

Lordopic

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Originally Posted by Ambrosius

I like to stick with the classic approach: facts.

Then get them right or prove thier worth.

Ambrosius

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Originally Posted by dailatron

It did happen, its just there wasnt so many asshats in the online gaming scene then.

There were MORE asshats back in beta.

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No tags would be a disaster for those not wanting to do PvP.

Then they should probably consider something other than a space combat sim, I guess.

dailatron

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Originally Posted by Ambrosius

There were MORE asshats back in beta.

Does that prove my point or dismiss it ?.

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Originally Posted by Ambrosius

Then they should probably consider something other than a space combat sim, I guess.

Its not a combat simulator in the way you think. Why do you delude your self ?.

Ambrosius

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Originally Posted by dailatron

Its not a combat sim in the way you think. Why do you delude your self ?.

Combat . . . Sim . . . how many ways can you think about it?

dailatron

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Originally Posted by Ambrosius

Combat . . . Sim . . . how many ways can you think about it?

Combat sim does not have to mean player vs player and its been called a space combat sim, space simulator with combat. The combat bit does not mean it has to be player vs player all the time. Couldnt it just as easily mean players combating the space enviroment simulator ?.

Liet

Sweet, let's advertise Jumpgate as an MMOG combat sim, and inform players when they arrive that the only meaningful combat is against the AI. That won't be a marketing disaster at all.

When I read your posts dailatron, I keep thinking you must not have played much of early release. It was very special, and because it was unlike any other game out there, we played it for years longer than any other game out there. It was not the Slaughterhouse of Innocents you seem to think it was.

Lordopic

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Jumpgate is a Massively Multiplayer Online Flight Simulator - set in space.
It's not an MMORPG - it's an MMO space flight and combat game.

"Massively Multiplayer" means Jumpgate was originally written to handle thousands of players trading and fighting in the same virtual universe.

Ok so now I’m confused and lets remember that Jumpgate is how old?

Its now 2007 and Jumpgate Evolution will be with us in 2008/9, people need to stop living in nostalgia of a by gone age and accept that this is now and peoples game play expectations have moved on and they want more from their gaming time than they did back at the end of the 90’s.

Maybe its just me but it all seems like people cant see beyond their won versions of what Jumpgate should be like or was back in the first days of beta, when we are discussing a new and evolved Jumpgate..

I’m so bored of reading the same reply’s to the same questions in numerous posts,, going around and around and not bringing anything new to the table.

Ambrosius

Well it was on late 2007 when the Jumpgate Evolution game producer (Drakker) referred to Jumpgate Evolution about 10 times during an interview as a "space combat sim." So it's not my nostalgia, it's my current information. That does not mean ND will not also be doing other things it said -- making the game more accessible and protecting n00bs . . . but it also seems to suggest they they continue to make the game true to its origin.

You need to start keeping up on the facts.

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View Poll Results: Would you play Jumpgate if there were no Registry Tags?
Yes, I don't need no stinking tags	30	69.77%
No, I want to feel protected	9	20.93%
Maybe, let me explain below...	4	9.30%
Voters: 43. You may not vote on this poll


	Tritian Member Pilot Name: Tritian Faction: Pirate Joystick: Mouse Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Behind you. Posts: 848	Re: Would you play if Jumpgate had no Registry Tags? i think your both insane. people didn't do those things in beta because the community was able to police itself.


	Liet Member Pilot Name: Liet Joystick: Force Feedback2 Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: NYC Posts: 253	Re: Would you play if Jumpgate had no Registry Tags? Sweet, let's advertise Jumpgate as an MMOG combat sim, and inform players when they arrive that the only meaningful combat is against the AI. That won't be a marketing disaster at all. When I read your posts dailatron, I keep thinking you must not have played much of early release. It was very special, and because it was unlike any other game out there, we played it for years longer than any other game out there. It was not the Slaughterhouse of Innocents you seem to think it was.


	Ambrosius Member Pilot Name: Ambrosius Faction: Quantar Joystick: MS FF2 Join Date: May 2004 Location: The Stone Temple Posts: 1,646	Re: Would you play if Jumpgate had no Registry Tags? Well it was on late 2007 when the Jumpgate Evolution game producer (Drakker) referred to Jumpgate Evolution about 10 times during an interview as a "space combat sim." So it's not my nostalgia, it's my current information. That does not mean ND will not also be doing other things it said -- making the game more accessible and protecting n00bs . . . but it also seems to suggest they they continue to make the game true to its origin. You need to start keeping up on the facts.