Jenovaa_Project wrote on Sep 13
th, 2011 at 11:45pm:
So what is the point then that J$ is trying to make if you know so much? Because to me and several others its pretty crystal clear... Its the same point they have been making for years...
Don't be all

I'd truly like to understand
Hmmm... ok... I'll try... and the funny thing is that *you* yourselves actually agree with this point if you think about it.
Trying to put it into different terms/spaces to take it out of DDO-scape to make the point.
I used to do caving (and would like to again when I get my fitness back). And one of the things that I liked about caving is that it took a lot of effort to get to see some of the things that I got to see. You had to have gear, a minimum of technique, a LOT of fitness, a certain mindset and tenacity, teamwork, knowledge... and you got to see beautiful amazing spaces that someone strolling along with a camera would not get to see. We would map caves in 3D. When droughts came we would have access to systems that hadn't been accessed for years to map even further. There was more to discover. On another day you could push harder. Someone could take a bigger risk and get further. People with amazing minds/fittness/technique/gear could push caves harder than I ever could. But some cave systems finally got completely mapped and connected and they were finished off all mapped up. Job over well done. But at least there is another cave system somewhere in the world to check up.
Or it's like the space analogy - we will never map to the end of space. Are there aliens? Is there another planet we can live on?
This DDO world we have here is finite. It's not like RL space. But for people who have played it for years, who have mapped out all the systems, they want it to be BIGGER. When you beat it in *one day* you kind of drive home that it's not. It's a finite mappable system. And we have to wait at the mercy of devs to provide another space and system.
This is not to say that you shouldn't try and beat it in one day. You absolutely should! LOL And I will cheer you all the way!

It's just a sad fact that when you do you remind us of one of the limits in our DDO universe. Limits and challenges that you yourselves play with all the time when you push yourselves to complete faster with more DA or whatever other insane challenges you want to take on to have fun with. (And I'm smiling to think of some of the insane things you guys do lol)
It's still friggin hard. Every win in and of itself is going to be a MASSIVE achivement by whoever does it. The system is still being mapped. But... we want a bit more is all. And in a way it's nothing to do with Revenants, aLicans, Legion, etc.
Hope you guys don't take this the wrong way. As you know I cheer for you guys all the time - as I do also many other end game players. I want DDO to be *bigger* for the end end game player as much as I want it to be more easily accessible for the newbie and the shy.