Video games, MMO games, Gaming Privilege

Ok let's be  honest , everyone is quitting, and there are many reasons, AND you, Nexon, already know them. I'm not here to give answers or whatever, I'm here to be read by Nexon, and  I hope you will save ms2 . Problems: 1. Too many farming, not enough fun, too many and too poor RNG, always, forever. Every day, every week, we are doing the SAME THING, forever. No fun at all, we just feel like human bots. 2. People that did the Dark Descent the first week have to snowball the game at a hell level, we cannot enter in the ranking at all. Please check the names and you'll see that the first players to have beat the Papulatus are on first dark descent winners. 3. First players, like me that have tried hard the game that has past many hours, days, and weeks to farm a level 15 weapon and stuff, you don't respect us. New players are +15 in 2 days with the Christmas event, what about us? We are the founders, we are the first four players. I personally have waited for th...

Fair Fight System/Mechanism might not sound strange and newfangled to most of gamers who have been spending so much time in a variety of video games. It is a design that specifically applies for nerfing the "strongest gang" in certain scenarios in some games - that those people admittedly have more powerful gear and equipment than the rest, especially most of newcomers. Mostly, The original intention of establishing a system like this is not to cater to new gamers or deliberately being a disincentive for those high-level players to stealing the show. For most game publishers, what they want to do with this system is trying to bring into athletics genes to games, which will resemble competitive sports more than fashion shows after implanting that. We are here not to argue about how this system works or features in a variety of games. Instead, this system seems not such a hit as it showed up in all publicity - at least in some games, it becomes quite controve...