Sand Box: It's the only answer.

ArcheusCross

Originally posted by Smolder


With World of Warcraft smashing its way onto the MMORPG scene in 2004, the massively multiplayer online world carved itself a place in mainstream entertainment for a long time to come. In January '07 Blizzard reported 8 million subscribers for World of Warcraft, and new gamers continue to subscribe every month. A large number of game developers are continuing to enter the market, but few of them offer anything different, and are therefore unlikely to capture a part of a market that now claims over 15 million total subscribers.

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From the GuildCafe

An article by: Aaron "Lindorn" Smith

http://www.guildcafe.com/Vox/04073-Smith-Dynamic-Worlds.html

Probably one of the best reads ive had in awhile.

Qark

Originally posted by Apraxis


 
Let say it quite simple, we live in a peaceful and in order world. Not much harm, problems, or drama is around. We live, we work, we get children, we build our home, and so on. We do not have to put everything on the line, like it was in the stone ages, where we fight over our life every single day. And because of the absence of this, we look where we can gather those feeling anywhere else.
 
 

U live in USA or you are 15 years old....or you live in cave what cames down to same thing

Diferent people play and like diferent games (as we all like diferent stuff). I play games cause i like to live trough things i cant live trough in RL. Like flying space ship or fighting Ragnaros fire elemental...sandbox stile of game give you freedom to have diferent choices on how you wana play. I liked GTA very much and i played all except San Andreas.