Perfect World

God damn I feel dirty.

So dirty I'm not even going to think about putting my character name into the first post.

That was a waste of 2.5gb of bandwidth.

I got on last night for about 10 minutes and then realized I would be more entertained if I went to bed.

God damn I feel dirty. So dirty I'm not even going to think about putting my character name into the first post. That was a waste of 2.5gb of bandwidth.

Lenny, what is your problem? The game is great, it just takes a certain amount of time to get used to it. If you put things aside without giving them a fair chance, how will you ever know what the game is really like? Up in the higher levels the game gets better. Lower levels sucked, for me anyways. And really that was because I didn't know how to play. The UI can be a little overwhelming at first too, but you get used to how it is after a while.

And if I did get you right, I hope you try it again. Oh, and if it isn't about what I wrote above and instead of about the all of the catshops and idiots constantly dueling and chattering in town. Well, I ignore them for the most part. Except that I do become a catshop when I'm sleeping or not playing, quite a bit.

Now, I have to get back to my level 12 Archer and possible make another new character for no reason.

I've washed and washed and washed and I still can't get the feeling of being dirty out of my system. I shudder to think what it's done to my computer.

Why did you feel dirty..

Because I played it for about an hour.

The UI was horrible, the mechanics felt clunky, and the game as a whole was an absolute waste of time and effort.

I could probably program better in a weekend.

Because I played it for about an hour. The UI was horrible, the mechanics felt clunky, and the game as a whole was an absolute waste of time and effort. I could probably program better in a weekend.

Ha, ha, yeah right.

The UI is great if you get used to it. One hour is not nearly enough time to get used to a game like this. It's too bad that you're so impatient that you couldn't just sit down and play it for a longer period of time to give it a fighting chance. I really can't stand people like you who judge a game when they've barely even played it. You're being like the guy who rights reviews on games he's read reviews about.

Ha, ha, yeah right. The UI is great if you get used to it. One hour is not nearly enough time to get used to a game like this. It's too bad that you're so impatient that you couldn't just sit down and play it for a longer period of time to give it a fighting chance. I really can't stand people like you who judge a game when they've barely even played it. You're being like the guy who rights reviews on games he's read reviews about.

If you have to "get used to it", the UI is not great. That's kind of a given. It's tolerable at best.

The whole definition of a good UI is a UI which is simple and easy to use from the word "go". If it takes people a while to get used to it, then there's less chance that they'll come back and actually learn how to use it, in which case the company who created the product will lose a lot of money.

A UI can make or break a program. Surely you know this?