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Blaeringr wrote:
When they do introduce quests in PFO, I really hope they look a lot more like DDO quests than the standard 200 flavors of farming 10 of <insert mob name here>.

I am going to be very serious here.

If the instanced quests are not fun like the DDO quests with puzzles and stories and thoughtful adventures, I am not playing PFO.


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Can we get a Pathfinder Online banner on the left side of the page that either links to the message board or the goblinworks site?

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Think about an "test server" type option. Maybe a PCG button on the UI you could click to pull up a list of this month's PCG dungeon. I like PGC dungeons to be "test" dungeons in which players play through the the content with no loot rewards just to try out the content. At the end the players rate it. Each month the few highest rated PCG dungeons are taken by GW to be given a GW makeover and added to the game.

1) It would give players an out let to be creative.

2) No risk of anything server imbalancing happening - no loot just the fun of playing through and figuring out the puzzles and encounters.

3) Give players something fun and free to do if they would like to.

4) Give GW a supply of new content that the players have already rated as content they enjoy.

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Honestly they can create a very nice random dungeon generator and the amusement park part of PFO will have immense replayability. But I don't want the loot that drops to be crafting materials only.

A random dungeon generator that looks completely different every time would be great. Different maps, different coloring and atmosphere, different monsters.


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Being wrote:
No, the lawful good evaluates the Law to be more or less good. If less good the option is to correct it in defense of the Law.

OK I think Being is helping me.

So Both lawful good and Neutral Good do the same good. when the law conflicts lawful good works to change the law or make it fit somehow while Neutral Good doesn't give an orc's @$$ about the law.