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1/18/2017 12:40:00 PM
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I've never finished it, so I don't think I can give a valid opinion.
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Sure you can. You can still say whether you enjoyed it or not.
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Yes because never finishing is always enjoyable to everyone. Please help me Captain Obvious
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It can be. Don't try and port your own conclusions to everyone else. I asked the Guardian a simple question which was despite finishing it did you still have fun. I've finished raids where I sherpa people and have not found them enjoyable because it was mostly a frustrating experience on taking through some many people new to the mechanics. However I've also not finished raids that I had a blast in because it was jokes all around. IAs the say, it's about the journey not the destination. Not sure how that is a difficult concept to understand?
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Because your objective when starting a raid is to finish, see the experience through to its conclusion and not finishing is always a disappointment to someone that never has.
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Again, that's your conclusion. Pretty sure I just mentioned about sherparing people through raids. I play video games for fun and nothing else. If I don't finish a raid meh who cares there are more important things in life, it'll get done at some point. That's just the way I see it though. I'm not trying to convince you to come over to my way of thinking, just ease off me for asking a simple question to this poster in regards to the thread topic.
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Yes i understand its that way because you have finished them on several occasions yet what i said was when someone has no completions their goal is to experience the whole raid, they yern for the completion. Im starting to think you are a bit slow in the head
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How do you think this? Original post was a question about why the community might dislike Kings Fall. LittleNiblet7 has played but not completed it and doesn't think he can say what he thinks because of this. I ask him did he enjoyed what he played. It's a very unambiguous question. In what way do you get to define the criteria of the question that you didn't pose? That makes absolutely no sense. I've never gone to the lighthouse but I can still say I hate trials. Do I not get to have that opinion because I've never completed the event?
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Eh, I guess so. [spoiler]What I played was nifty, but very tedious[/spoiler]
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Yeah that doesn't get better with consecutive runs unfortunately.
