Leveling to the cap in Final Fantasy 11. Not only was it brutally time consuming but your net exp gain a good portion of the time you logged on would be close to or at absolutely nothing.
Protip: If you are bored with the game because you beat Inferno a dozen times and have nothing to do then you play FAR too much. I think I can safely assume that anyone who has cleared Inferno and NOT used the AH has at least 200 hours of play time on their main character, or are approaching that if you're really good. Even AH users have to be clocking in at over 100.
You realize in the amount of time D3 has been out, to clock in 200+ hours you need to play at LEAST 5 hours a day, every single day? Where is anyone with a full time job, or school, or even a part time job finding the time to do this without sacrificing basically everything else in their life for that span of time? How is that healthy to do and then expect the game to have an infinitely long lifespan to sate your addiction?
EVERY game has an endpoint where there's nothing left. If you managed to get that much playtime out of it you've already nuked the playtime on pretty much every console game you buy that doesn't have competetive multiplayer. Trust me, for $60 you got your money's worth and then some.
They've already stated they are working on at LEAST 2 x-pacs, and patches are coming out pretty much every other week to balance and fix bugs. If you're THAT worried about beating Inferno and having NOTHING to do in the game, go see a movie every now and then, or play Quantum Conundrum, or study? D3 will be there when you get back, I promise.
Some of you are so focused on the destination you completely forget to enjoy the journey.
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On the bright side, if it does, you'll never know. XD
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You realize in the amount of time D3 has been out, to clock in 200+ hours you need to play at LEAST 5 hours a day, every single day? Where is anyone with a full time job, or school, or even a part time job finding the time to do this without sacrificing basically everything else in their life for that span of time? How is that healthy to do and then expect the game to have an infinitely long lifespan to sate your addiction?
EVERY game has an endpoint where there's nothing left. If you managed to get that much playtime out of it you've already nuked the playtime on pretty much every console game you buy that doesn't have competetive multiplayer. Trust me, for $60 you got your money's worth and then some.
They've already stated they are working on at LEAST 2 x-pacs, and patches are coming out pretty much every other week to balance and fix bugs. If you're THAT worried about beating Inferno and having NOTHING to do in the game, go see a movie every now and then, or play Quantum Conundrum, or study? D3 will be there when you get back, I promise.
Some of you are so focused on the destination you completely forget to enjoy the journey.