new gree game - criminal legacy

[Skrapz]

My code is DBB-CDN-VGC for any newcomers. i can help with eb's!

I'll send a request

[Marco_]

Okay, trying again: HOW does this game differ from Crime City? can you delineate a few of the ways? Please?

From the bit that I played of Criminal Legacy, your question comes down to "how does a reskin of Knights and Dragons' state from 1 year ago (pre-epic era) differ to Crime City (which I haven't played)"

[sxespanky]

Rook you can ask a hundred times, if no one has played crime city, no ones going to know. why dont you google it, or youtube it, there are always people who do videos on these games.

[Rookeye]

Because I like to ask redundant questions, darn it!

[Hemi RT]

I'm confused, is "Criminal Legacy" their new game, or the new title for Gree's customer support?

[pimmen8]

I'm confused, is "Criminal Legacy" their new game, or the new title for Gree's customer support?

guys hemi is trying to be funny please be nice and laugh

[Kangaroeland]

Thought it was quite funny.

[sxespanky]

I'm confused, is "Criminal Legacy" their new game, or the new title for Gree's customer support?

i giggled.

[Sir Spunge ACE]

I'm liking CL a lot more than KnD right now. Nary a glitch, whereas KnD has so many right now I only login for some EB action and wars.

Also, we're rocking a Top 25 spot on free gemming XD

[sxespanky]

Also, we're rocking a Top 25 spot on free gemming XD

i think we are at 75-100 level, we have many inactive members and people who want to declare and not fight after a war was just over... why do trolls play these =[

[Marco_]

i think we are at 75-100 level, we have many inactive members and people who want to declare and not fight after a war was just over... why do trolls play these =[

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanlon's_razor
I think it's safe to say likely 80+% of players of "free" games such as this aren't very cluefull on how to play their game well...

[sxespanky]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanlon's_razor
I think it's safe to say likely 80+% of players of "free" games such as this aren't very cluefull on how to play their game well...

"well" - you say that like these people even have a handle on how to live day to day without losing a limb while making peanut butter and jelly.

[Dianish]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanlon's_razor
I think it's safe to say likely 80+% of players of "free" games such as this aren't very cluefull on how to play their game well...

Its just a game. People take it slow are layed back and play casually with friends and families on the side. There is no point being "a pro" for everything. Sure, there are a lot of players who thinks that if one must play a game it has to be on a pro lvl. Its not like that to everyone.

There are stages/levels for each individual and their way of gaming.. From "No-lifers" to "Grandparents".

Besides, not being a pro means there is still fun within the game. Its not all serious business. The game is more fun if not knowing every damn secret inside of it(i.e datamining). Rather explore it than mine it.


If you look how the web is. I mean, how people become when they go online. Thats the main reason for why there isnt more people playing these RPG's. I doubt its any different in other games.

[Rookeye]

Kinda sounds like Otaku:

In modern Japanese slang, the term otaku is mostly equivalent to "geek" or "nerd".[6] However, it can relate to any fan of any particular theme, topic, hobby or form of entertainment.[6] "When these people are referred to as otaku, they are judged for their behaviors - and people suddenly see an “otaku” as a person unable to relate to reality".[11][12] The word entered English as a loanword from the Japanese language. It is typically used to refer to a fan of anime/manga but can also refer to Japanese video games or Japanese culture in general. The American magazine Otaku USA popularizes and covers these aspects.[13][14] The usage of the word is a source of contention among some fans, owing to its negative connotations and stereotyping of the fandom. ~Wikipedia

[sxespanky]

Kinda sounds like Otaku:

In modern Japanese slang, the term otaku is mostly equivalent to "geek" or "nerd".[6] However, it can relate to any fan of any particular theme, topic, hobby or form of entertainment.[6] "When these people are referred to as otaku, they are judged for their behaviors - and people suddenly see an “otaku” as a person unable to relate to reality".[11][12] The word entered English as a loanword from the Japanese language. It is typically used to refer to a fan of anime/manga but can also refer to Japanese video games or Japanese culture in general. The American magazine Otaku USA popularizes and covers these aspects.[13][14] The usage of the word is a source of contention among some fans, owing to its negative connotations and stereotyping of the fandom. ~Wikipedia

ok... i just got back from an anime con... i decided this may be the last anime con i go to.why? i hate to criticize people about the stuff they like (lies). but the type of people you get when you cram lots of people in a hotel who like the exact same thing, that's so specific like that - your going to get some crazies.

the unfortunate thing about many of the Anime level fans, are not always the best genetics in the gene pool. there was definitely some sane people there, who just wanted to show of their body / costume. But the absolute majority of the people was the person who will / had lived at their parents basement for their live, in the dark, hugging their giant naked anime pillow, eating a bowl of ice cream, trying to feed their anime figurines some as well, while watching anime.

many of the ppl who go seriously are socially deprived people who feel the need to comment on everything, troll panels (some arn't trolls, just... special...), and act 2,000% over the top when they see a plushy of some anime character they love.

i went and got an attack on titan wall scroll... and i paid for a hotel, and food. and was super bummed that i even went due to everything i explained above. i guess as a kid i never realized other people like i do today.

^^ that being said about just one grouping of people, i assume any grouping has that crazed grouping of people who don't have much else to do but deprive them selves of real life while an event is going on. i played some pirate ship game on Facebook like, 4 years ago. it was decent, it had a world chat - and there was about 50 people who allied up and was seriously on, 24/7 "watching their allies" i asked what they did for a living, to afford the game (micro transaction game - pay to win) most of them were either stay at home mom/dad or collecting disability and using all their funds to play this silly game.

at least with something like pokemon cards, you physically had something in your hands to show what your money paid for. i hate the digital collection age... and i've never been a fan of seeing people say how much money they waist on a stupid game like this one, which is clearly not the prettiest game out their, nor is it even close to being fair in price for a digital good that you'll never actually ever have.

i realy want to play this raid event more. but you just sit there... smashing special... for 10 minutes straight (per 4 energy). that's insane. its not fun. its tedious and makes me wonder why i am even playing any more (because ive already invested so much time, t feels like a waist to walk away. i'd be half happy if the game just shut down tomorrow.)


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