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<blockquote data-quote="DonTadow" data-source="post: 2806533" data-attributes="member: 22622">I can see where that is a problem, but can't you have more than one character in DDO.&nbsp; Hopefully that can help.&nbsp; The challenge of DDO is keeping a loyal player base.&nbsp; I'm more intended to keep coming back if i know i have the same friends onlien al the time.&nbsp; Like the theme song to cheers.&nbsp; My favorite time was in beta of ffxi.&nbsp; The server wassmall and I knew everyone online which made me want to go back and play over and over again.&nbsp; Everyone had personalities and such and you got a sense that it was a real world.&nbsp; I even had enemy and rival groups.&nbsp; I kept coming back and back because i liked partying with those friends.&nbsp; The people who are making DDO are banking on that type of intimate atmopshere, like a gaming group.&nbsp; They want people to arrange with others to come on from 5 to 9 and do some adventuring and such.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DonTadow, post: 2806533, member: 22622"] I can see where that is a problem, but can't you have more than one character in DDO. Hopefully that can help. The challenge of DDO is keeping a loyal player base. I'm more intended to keep coming back if i know i have the same friends onlien al the time. Like the theme song to cheers. My favorite time was in beta of ffxi. The server wassmall and I knew everyone online which made me want to go back and play over and over again. Everyone had personalities and such and you got a sense that it was a real world. I even had enemy and rival groups. I kept coming back and back because i liked partying with those friends. The people who are making DDO are banking on that type of intimate atmopshere, like a gaming group. They want people to arrange with others to come on from 5 to 9 and do some adventuring and such. [/QUOTE]

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