Players' development process

Many new equipment, ships and features have been added to the game over the years. Access to older generation equipment needs to be made easier. The game hasn't done any work in this regard. They're just spending time on new features and new events. I won't name any games, but they should take other games as an example in this regard. Grassroots players are already being crushed by players on older servers, and the development process is working against them. Making it easier can make the game more inviting.

 

banning bots would make things a hell of alot easier .

 

It's not enough. Progression in this game is really difficult. For example, new weapons have been added to the game, such as the Prometheus and LF-5. Why is it still the same difficulty to obtain LF-4? The chance of exiting loot boxes and doors should be increased, and the reward multiplier for equipment should be multiplied. If the loot box drop rate is 1%, it could be 3%. Give 2 items instead of 1 at the door. Let's also get 4 on double reward days. These can be examples of facilitation steps.

 

LF-4 was way more annoying to get on release. It's easy to get now. Green boxes and the login calendar hand it out like candy.

You're crazy asking for everything to be handed to you on a platter.

 

i think ppl bot because DO kept pulling the platter away from players. keep making new stuff and make it more expensive to play (if you want to keep up anyway). i play for fun, pve, cause i can't afford (and don't want to spend so much real $$ on a game) to play pvp. i started playing in 2010 (only back on for a short time). it's nice that there are real ppl playing now but too many bots. i think the real ppl playing are old timers )like myself) and would just like DO to fix the bugs, ban the bots and make the game as enjoyable as it was years ago. enjoyable because real ppl were playing. there were folks to talk with and fly with. like a lot of you, i miss the old days.

that's all i have to say about that. see you in the world.

pnw