Question about Gaming
Since no one understood what I meant by my last post, I decided to rewrite it. When you are playing a game and say a glitch happens that is out of the ordinary like doing a quest in maplestory and you turn it in, however it's bugged and you don't get experience from it, how do you feel? I get OCD and wonder why I didn't get exp, then I start stressing over it and it stays on my mind. I guess I was expecting it and it was supposed to happen. Let's say you level up but don't get any sp or ap points, would you stress over it. I get ocd when things don't happen the way I know it should. How do you handle it?
November 16, 2014
3 Comments • Newest first
I google for an answer.
If I don't find one, then I don't give a damn.
I was pretty unhappy about the Absolute Ring event being screwed up way back when it first appeared.
But it was because it was obvious Nexon hadn't even bothered to test the code for the event before they put it into the game, otherwise they could have found the bug and fixed it before they forced thousands of players to go through wasting a lot of time and not getting the reward that had been promised.
And then they didn't even try to fix the bug, they just changed the rules of the event halfway through.
But otherwise it's just become "to be expected" from a low-quality product and not anything to get bothered about.
In other words, my expectations for Maplestory have been lowered over the years to the point where "glitches" are normal, and it's not a big deal.
Unless it's something HUGE, I really wouldn't care. But if it's something like it's the last day of the Evo ring event and I go to turn in the quest but it doesn't work or my ring disappears then I would get pretty mad. So I guess you could say if it's something that you put in a lot of effort to do and it doesn't turn out how it's supposed to because of a glitch in the game, which is Nexon's fault, then I would be pissed.