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Are wars the ultimate goal of the game?

Started by Iskandar_Khayon [2679220] on in Questions & Answers.

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  • jump792 [1967039] · 21 likes ·
    There isn't really an end goal. Unlike most mmo games, this one is more of a pick your own adventure game but everyone else is also picking their own adventure and occasionally they will pick your next adventure for you …
  • Fermion [2691036] Officer · 4 likes ·
    The goals are player defined, and the game is open ended. High battlestats make it easier to do what you want. If it is warring, they are helpful there too. Ranked warring is profitable currently because the caches you get …
jump792 [1967039] · #3
There isn't really an end goal. Unlike most mmo games, this one is more of a pick your own adventure game but everyone else is also picking their own adventure and occasionally they will pick your next adventure for you (typically the hospital). Sure you can have your own goals, and the game itself has goals of sorts in the forms of award bars and Duke missions, they aren't at all end goal like.

Just do what you like. Find something to work towards I guess. I'm working toward having a large collection of mirrors.
Fermion [2691036] Officer Officer · #6
The goals are player defined, and the game is open ended. High battlestats make it easier to do what you want. If it is warring, they are helpful there too.

Ranked warring is profitable currently because the caches you get from it have value. Territory wars help you get rackets, which can be nice passive income for factions. There are more meta reasons to war to, but wars generally aren't that frequent i think. Before ranked warring came out, most factions had little reason to war
SwissJab [2766114] · #7
I like the fact that it is open ended. I really don't have a goalnper say right now as I am low level but one will develop.
Right now I am enjoying traveling and selling flowers. I think I might like to be a trader or open a business some time in the future.
Hawk [2080065] · #9
Winning. Winning is the goal.


Please don’t be one of those players that confuse it with whining.


Not the same.
SirEdge [2609907] · #11
The benefit of warring often doesn't exceed the cost of warring. That is why ranked warring was so exciting- the benefits might actually outweigh the costs and so people that only occasionally get to see that level of action suddenly have it be worth it to give wars a chance.
advert [2267832] · #13
becoming "stronk" and winning ranked wars seems to be a popular "end game" ... and it is rather fun, actually

on the other hand, there are some "end game" stuff you can try with a young torn age ... trading is a popular one ... you can always trade from day zero
Private_Joker [2488283] · #18
Because a lot of factions are one man faction that wasnt online for last few years.
You need to count how many factions that meet the requirement for enilstment exist(10 members that are active daily)