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Old 06-27-2008, 03:41 PM   #3866 (permalink)
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How do you define 'significant' raiding experience and why would having that be valuable for creating end game content? Who on our current staff would meet that 'significant' raiding experience pre-req?

If I remember correctly the WoW "endgame" at launch was a cause of major backlash wasn't it?
Wow has done some good things, but wow shouldn't be your goal take the good discard the bad. The trick is knowing which is which and is why some of the things you've said are a bit concerning.


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Creative thinking, cool idea implementing people are just that, regardless of the amount of time they've spent in Hyjal, ZA or The Plane of Fear. I would argue that knowing how that content works and has worked in the past is a valuable part but by no means is it a priority or a need for people to create that raiding high end content for Copernicus.
You have to know where you've been to get to where you wanna go. All the things you listed are important but to say their experience or lack of knowledge of end game raiding isn't important seems a bit naive? If they were not clearing the content in a reasonable amount of time how do they know how the encounter really worked?

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It's awesome that the entire design team can reference past work, or past experiences as they are creating and will create this content for our world but some incredibly cool and very unique and different ideas and creations have come from people that have done zero raiding or high end content in WOW or EQ.
I don't think anyone will argue a persons talent based on experience but with a lack of experience or someone around with that experience to "guide" them how many mistakes will they make along with all those good ideas?


I'm an admitted fanboi so i'll try your game regardless but some comments here show a lack of long term thinking or internal naivety that you guys know everything you need to know. Getting knowledge from outside sources and the idea of talented people pulling from the experience of a seasoned veteran should not be dismissed so easily. Hell I would even consider buy accounts that are up to par and sitting your guys down in a sunwell guild. Pretty sure they will be shocked at the difference between that and their za runs. This is a pretty cost effective way to get your guys some personal experience. By no means will they be an expert after a few weeks but it might open their eyes a bit.

Sorry to hear about the shoulder, thanks for all you did for the bean on and off the field.
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