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<blockquote data-quote="keterys" data-source="post: 7673563" data-attributes="member: 43019">I've played lots of MMOs, because I have friends who like jumping around and playing them for a bit then stopping and I'll generally play any game that several of my friends are playing, cause really that's what's more important to me.One thing I've found true of every MMO I've played - the first several months are turbulent. Systems change, classes are rebalanced, they realize they only had a month's worth of content and don't fix it until a few months in, etc. So I have a policy of _not_ playing an MMO until several months after its launch. That policy means that in theory I won't be trying PFO out for quite a long time.PFO is trying to attract a paying customer base during its alpha and beta periods, and I really don't understand how that's going to work for them. I really want to be supportive here. I understand it's a tough field, and I imagine there are a lot of bills to pay. I agree that I'd have cheerfully hopped in on a tablet or PC isometric RPG, though. A Pathfinder equivalent to Shadowrun Returns? Sure!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="keterys, post: 7673563, member: 43019"] I've played lots of MMOs, because I have friends who like jumping around and playing them for a bit then stopping and I'll generally play any game that several of my friends are playing, cause really that's what's more important to me. One thing I've found true of every MMO I've played - the first several months are turbulent. Systems change, classes are rebalanced, they realize they only had a month's worth of content and don't fix it until a few months in, etc. So I have a policy of _not_ playing an MMO until several months after its launch. That policy means that in theory I won't be trying PFO out for quite a long time. PFO is trying to attract a paying customer base during its alpha and beta periods, and I really don't understand how that's going to work for them. I really want to be supportive here. I understand it's a tough field, and I imagine there are a lot of bills to pay. I agree that I'd have cheerfully hopped in on a tablet or PC isometric RPG, though. A Pathfinder equivalent to Shadowrun Returns? Sure! [/QUOTE]

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