Okay, I'm confused.  You're saying there are too many module choices and not enough robots, so the devs should make more different robots?  But you're also saying that the game should be stripped to its core and even though it lacks choices it's a lot of fun.

Every single time I post in the same thread as Trap Card, I get so very excited!

This is true, they really don't cover that at all.  I suppose they should.  Really though, they didn't leave me wanting much.

I'll add one minor rider to this comment.

Those that would leave over not getting their way will probably leave anyway and are merely looking for a way to emotionally justify their divorce with the game.  For instance, if I were kicked from my PvP corp to become a free agent and were upset over that, allowing it to spoil my game experience, I'd seek out a reason to be upset with AC over something silly so I could use that as a reason to quit playing instead of just talking endlessly in general chat.  Then it'd look to others like I was leaving over the reason I created rather than the whole walking away from the corp thing that is the real driving psychology that underlies my argument.  Just saying...

Resets are nice.  Changing things a bit might also be beneficial.

Then again, Perp is a sandbox.  There's nothing stopping me from widely spreading my skills to have a taste of a bit of everything.  Therefore, I feel that the claim that a reset is necessary to keep things from being boring (which I will presume is caused by a limited scope of specialized skills - correct me if I'm mistaken) is the fault of the player at the keyboard assigning EP in the first place.

While AC is in the business of supplying a framework for fun, it can't and shouldn't center said business model on compensating for players' limited "must be the best among all others" mentality.  The truth is you don't need to subscribe with more than one account to get good at a lot of things.  You merely need to be patient rather than intense.

This all goes back to the idea of not allowing a game that's supposed to be fun turn into another aspect of life worth getting yourself overly excited about.  Real life has enough drama without the lot of us manufacturing more for ourselves in the things we do for amusement.

I rightfully acknowledge that your OP in the now locked thread was a very good, though rather long troll.  Then again, I don't bother myself with trolling, nor do I assign the overused label of "troll" to anyone who doesn't concurr/support my opinions.  It's an old cop-out when someone has nothing of value to add.

Outside is the place without a ceiling.  It's where light is generated by a giant, burning ball of crap that doesn't appear to use electricity and has an on/off toggle switch that no one around here seems to control.  It's evil indeed and you certainly don't want to be there!

My end game content is positively awesome and can indeed be reached in any MMO within the span of the first day.  However, bank sitting aside, I do agree that there are other things one can probably do in Perpy-Derpy-Doo.  I merely wanted to highlight the point that the end of the game is in the eye of the beholder.  Additionally, it can change from one day to the next at the slightest whim.

What's wrong with the tutorials?

This thread has a delicious ability to create arguments.

They could just...I don't know, make a chat channel, advertise it and then arrange fights.  Or is that to impossible due to backstabby "must win at pretend online games to inflate my tiny, real life weiner" thinking?