How PSO-W people thought about PSO2 11 years ago x3

[Reia]

I'm sorry I'm not making a relevant thread of the ingame deeply but I want the people of the forum get some fun, I decided to epic necro an 11 years old thread I bumped in with the google.

http://www.pso-world.com/forums/showthread.php?t=660

I decided to put a necro post here to bump it:
http://www.pso-world.com/forums/show...63#post2732963

Enjoy reading the people's worries 11 years ago about this game x3

[Keyhre]

Hah so fun to see again, nice find =)

I also like in reference to server side: "I highly doubt that they will do that since I bet that a good percent of the player base does not play online. So they would lose the sales from that aspect." Oh how internet technology has changed now lol

[Ark22]

Gotta bed! We can discover things in the morning haha no seriously awesome find xD

Ok folks I have a question...We are all making comments on how PSO2 should be done...but is anyone submitting this info to Sonic Team? We should inform them if noone is. I am sure that some of the great ideas that I read would be added. If need be I will submit them myself if someone gets a list together..

Poor Tommy, his request was never fufilled.

[Ce'Nedra]

Good stuff. Totally worth the necro.

[moorebounce]

I didn't even know PSO-world was around back then. I know most of us were on the Sega boards. My main gripe back then was about the hacking after being partially NOLed and losing your meseta and weapon when you died especially when you played with other people. More times than not they would pick up your meseta and weapon and disappear.

[Neith]

I didn't even know PSO-world was around back then. I know most of us were on the Sega boards. My main gripe back then was about the hacking after being partially NOLed and losing your meseta and weapon when you died especially when you played with other people. More times than not they would pick up your meseta and weapon and disappear.

As far as I know, PSOW launched in about 2001.

Kinda funny seeing how views have changed over the years though, nice find.

Edit: Funny that people wanted Section IDs removing; I always thought that was one of the most interesting parts of PSO, shame the idea didn't carry over into later games...

[shiink]

I didn't even know PSO-world was around back then. I know most of us were on the Sega boards. My main gripe back then was about the hacking after being partially NOLed and losing your meseta and weapon when you died especially when you played with other people. More times than not they would pick up your meseta and weapon and disappear.

This may be a bit sadistic of me, but that I think added an extra level of reality to the early versions of PSO. Though it was awful to lose your character or weapons you worked so hard for, and ultimately led to spending most of my time playing offline. I think it made when I did play online more exciting. I had to play knowing it may be the last time I will be able to use that character again. It was kinda like being in a futuristic Vietnam or something lol.

Good find. It is interesting to see how different things have become in over 10 years.

[Angelo]

"Send these ideas to Sonic Team!"

Man, fans were so much more naive about how development worked back then.

[Dhylec]

Edit: Funny that people wanted Section IDs removing; I always thought that was one of the most interesting parts of PSO, shame the idea didn't carry over into later games...

ID's a double-edged sword. On one hand, it's nice to have a different badge for your ID, as well as some unique drops.
But, on the other hand, the pain of not being able to name your char the way you wanted is a turn off. We've all seen name with many extras spaces or other symbols thanked to this. Plus, you're forced to find an ID & char at the right lv to lead your party if you're to hunt that ID's drops.

[r00tabaga]

"Send these ideas to Sonic Team!"

Man, fans were so much more naive about how development worked back then.

People still think they can email Sakai's team directly and protest Vita to get heard. Some things never change.