"Grind exists within Elite."
Is this acceptable?
As opinion - of course
"Grind exists within Elite."
Is this acceptable?
FD make the game and more people have stopped playing than bought it.
As opinion - of course![]()
Can we just focus on this for a second?
"Grind exists within Elite."
Is this acceptable?
But.. it's not an opinion. It's objective fact.
Can we just focus on this for a second?
Any misrepresentation is squarely based in your imagination I'm afraid. Stop projecting and then blaming me for it
I can claim the game is a grind on the opinion of others. When so many people describe the game as a grind, it's a grind and a negative one. We can see it's a grind too by looking at the game mechanics for the set goals in the game - grindy, without a doubt. Ok so you want to grind for 10 years instead of a year. You go from one game mdoe to another because you get bored of doing them repeatedly - that's grind! You're just disguising it by rotating the things you can do..
Can we just focus on this for a second?
No, it's not. Grind by definition used in this instance is subjective, loaded term. Then we disagree on term itself, which is nonstarter for discusson in first place.
As I said, stop pushing 'my opinion is a fact' line. It is not.
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I didn't compute that sentence if I am frank.
Now i'm more confused are you Fennster or Frank![]()
Wow the word grind used 7 times in two lines, someones got it bad. lol Now we have a winner.
But please explain how more people have stopped playing than bought it or can i assume that makes sense to you?
Well it's a play style, would you accept that it is possible to play elite and not feel like your grinding, because thats what many of us are expressing.
No, it's not. Grind by definition used in this instance is subjective, loaded term. Then we disagree on term itself, which is nonstarter for discusson in first place.
As I said, stop pushing 'my opinion is a fact' line. It is not.
Grinding is a term used in video gaming to describe the process of engaging in repetitive tasks
Grinding refers to the playing time spent doing repetitive tasks within a game to unlock a particular game item or to build the experience needed to progress smoothly through the game. Grinding most commonly involves killing the same set of opponents over and over in order to gain experience points or gold. Although other game genres require some grinding, role-playing games (RPG) – specifically massively multiplayer online role-playing games – are the most notorious for requiring this type of time investment from players.
Sorry for my confusing English, not my mother language, what I said I didn't get that sentence fully either.
FD make the game and more people have stopped playing than bought it.
I can't fathom that statement is it just me or does it not make any sense?
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WElcome to my ignore list. You constantly prove you cannot keep up with the conversation and instead, have to make replies back to what? Make yourself look big? Well done, you did, you're amazing - bye!
I'm not projecting though, I clearly said 'despite your claims this game also has a name for itself as an innovative, beautiful and varied space game/sim', you cherry picked the visuals element and said 'yes the game looks amazing - if that's all you need out of a "game" is looks then we're obviously at odds', so, yeah, a clear misrepresentation in terms of cherry picking and nothing to do with 'imagination', 'projection' or 'blaming'.
You are free to claim the game is a grind in yours and some others opinion, there is no problem with that, you cannot claim that 'the game is grindy' on a global scale because it is pure opinion.
Let's say you do not like football Jex, you find it 'boring', does that mean football is boring to you or that football is globally boring and anyone liking it is wrong?
Le's say you don't like fish Jex, does that mean that nobody can like fish because Jex thinks it tastes 'boring'?
Let's say you do not like Elite Dangerous Jex, because it is 'grindy', does that make it universally grindy beyond doubt or is that just yours, (and some others), opinion?
That you are not looking at others opinions besides those that agree with you proves your subjectivity not any objectivity.
Can we just focus on this for a second?
I absolutely can accept that.
Grind, by definition:
You're the one refuting any opinion not in line with your own. I am merely stating that grind, as a mechanic, exists in this game.
Here's another definition for grinding from techopedia.
Repetitive tasks to achieve a goal. Whether that goal is financial gain (credits), reputation gain (Levels/rank) or Engineering focused (mods/rares), each requires a grind if you are pursuing that, even if your pursuit is light (like mine).
I roam the bubble looking for fun things to do and have for over a year. Right now I'm looking at increasing my fed rep. I also looked back fondly on the early days of the game where flying around Imp systems, running bounties, playing courier or dropping off supplies to various stations led to rank increase within the Empire relatively fast. Before a month had passed I had worked my way up to Knight without even trying.
Your denial is cute, Eagleboy, but in the end you just make yourself look silly with your adamant refusals to accept what is simple fact.
From what you try to impose in the above I can only assume that life must be very grindy for you. Having to breath all the time, eat and drink too... No doubt to mix things up you try eating different things - break up your routine, to avoid the grind of your life...
When so many people say it's not a grind, it's a choice - It is then a choice - not once in the game are you set a goal you have to achieve that you cannot ignore. All of these supposed grind mechanics you moan and groan about are your choice to do - If you think the entire game is like that then you know where the door is.
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