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Coming from a theme park background myself, I would agree that if you are thinking of playing this as one plays WoW, you will not enjoy it. This game is driven by the activity of others around you, just as your activity drives theirs. You need one of two settlement/company situations in game to always be busy - either a small group of very active players, or a very large pool of less active. If you have both you are very lucky. When one has neither, you should change who you play with. The most frequent complaints of "there is nothing to do" seems to consistently come from individuals who are isolated.
Yes. But you're not describing PFO uniquely, you're describing any MMO. The most fun by far is the interaction with other players. And as I said, I've played many of them for far more hours than I should have.
However, simply saying "go play with others" to justify a lack of content is a big cop-out. I'm not saying that's what the devs are saying, but it appears to be your argument.
I repeat my original plea...I LOVE PFRPG and I really want to love PFO. But I call "Emperor's New Clothes" on anyone saying that PFO is currently in any kind of acceptable (even viable) state and my fear is that like so many MMOs before it, it will be dead inside a year of release. And that would be a criminal waste of the IP.