Find something else to do

[Zeijandi]

I left EQ2 from right before DoF came out til about 3 weeks ago.  I believe the best thing for anyone who is unhappy with the way this company is affecting their leisure time is to cancel the game subscription and do something else.  There are plenty of games out there to try out and plenty of ways to keep in touch with your guilds.  The only thing these companies really respond to is a hit in their pocketbooks.  If KoS sales are dissapointing because so many people left due to the frequent and overwhelming changes in the game mechanics, than perhaps they'll think twice about implementation without testing or trying to do too much to people at once.This is just a game, if you're not having a good time with it, do something else.  Leaving this game and exploring other games is often very rewarding. <div></div>

[Niuan]

<div></div><blockquote><hr>Zeijandi wrote:I left EQ2 from right before DoF came out til about 3 weeks ago.  I believe the best thing for anyone who is unhappy with the way this company is affecting their leisure time is to cancel the game subscription and do something else.  There are plenty of games out there to try out and plenty of ways to keep in touch with your guilds.  The only thing these companies really respond to is a hit in their pocketbooks.  If KoS sales are dissapointing because so many people left due to the frequent and overwhelming changes in the game mechanics, than perhaps they'll think twice about implementation without testing or trying to do too much to people at once.This is just a game, if you're not having a good time with it, do something else.  Leaving this game and exploring other games is often very rewarding. <div></div><hr></blockquote><p>I agree I'm just about to that point myself...</p><p>As to the inteligent post above mine...  two words... Anger Management!</p>

[Teksun]

Yes, I agree.... please find something else to do <img src="/smilies/8a80c6485cd926be453217d59a84a888.gif" border="0" alt="SMILEY" /><div></div>