RAGE AHOy

To many people, Neo Tokyo was an area that looked really awesome and tough, and area you might want to actually train and level up to reach. At this point in time, people practically have levels 1-70 handed to them, and people in that level range still argue about it. Now there are people who have played for many years, and have learned and explored through it. And what can those players do? Fight bosses, level up at skeles/ToT, or do CWKPQ. That's it. There is absolutely no reason for anyone to even want to continue playing once they reach level 140. By that time, doing almost everything is a breeze. This would have been an area to convince even the most hardened and experienced players to try their best to attain the levels are strength needed to fight in Neo Tokyo. Now all of those hopes and ambitions have fallen on the cutting room floor as new players will now have levels 1-100 handed to them, and then start complaining that they can't level up without yet anthother addition.

Please keep in mind one of those people you addressed this post to was me, considering I made a hopeful comment about future content, and I'm a Lv. 200 LOLFP. I played this game for three and a half years to the max level, and it's not like I got to indulge in a lot of the content without working twice as hard for it due to my class being useless at certain places. On top of that, LOLFPs get screwed over by the elemental design at Neo Tokyo, so it's not like we had much to look forward to there anyways. You're a LOLPALLY, so I think you'd understand, but then again, you have options with elements and Blast, while we don't.

And don't get me wrong: considering my experience these past few years has shown hard work paying off in getting invited to a lot of fun content areas, I was still looking forward to Neo Tokyo as a fun and challenging place. So yeah, Neo City still sucks. And yeah, I'm still hopeful for newer, better places. Because the blunt fact of reality is that this is an MMORPG. The content is constantly changing and updating, and while you might not like it now chances are you'll like SOMETIHNG down the line. That's the story of hope all LOLFPs have had to believe in since the game was created, because let me tell you, it's not like we get a lot.

We're used to disappointment and hopefully waiting around for the uncertain. Time you get used to it as well.