Too-Much-Time-Guy ::wow gold





AH-guys comes from two groups of players: those with not enough content to keep them challenged and those with not enough time for other activities. The key observation is that these players want to maintain contact with the game world, and so, invent their own AH mini game.

The first group is high challenge players whose available game play time exceeds the game play time of their regular social group (such as a guild). They prefer solo play to interacting with unknown people. This group has run out of Game Designer rewards to acquire except when playing with their regular social group. Let’s use a more generic name for these guys Too-Much-Time-Guys. Too-Much-Time-Guys guild may raid for 12 hours a week, and he desires to spend 20 hours a week in game.

The second group is composed of high challenge players who do not have much time available to play in any one play session. This is a diverse group, including players bored of current content and waiting for an expansion, to players with real life constraints, such as a new-born. Let’s use a more generic name for these guys Not-Enough-Time-Guys.

Step Three is refining our analysis into True Player Types.


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Not-Enough-Time-Guy (NET-guy)


Challenge: High, Social: n/a


Time: short


NET-guy is a high challenge player trying to find interesting content within his limited playing time constraints. NET-guy limits himself to solo play as he may have to leave the game unexpectedly. He is fiercely attached to the game world, and creates his own meta-game rather than play other games that are more suited to his time constraints. The amount of time he spends per session might be stretched if he can leave unexpectedly without impacting other people’s play.

Both Too-Much-Time-guy and Not-Enough-Time-guy may enjoy playing a meta Auction House game, but it is more from lack of anything else to do that meets their criteria. Designers have two concerns with these guys, 1. they are likely candidates to cancel their subscriptions and 2. they are in a position to manipulation the Auction House and negatively effect game play server-wide.



























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