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UPDATE: Despite the press announcement calling it an "RPG", it is confirmed that MtG is going to be an MMO. Perfect World Entertainment and Cryptic Studios are going to twitterpate a lot of people today with their collective announcement that Magic: The Gathering MMO is indeed in development. The game is considered a "AAA MMO" being developed from the ground up for both PC and consoles.
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Still, a Magic MMO could be very fun. Played Magic on and off since 1994 myself. I hope they use Dominica or Kamigava for it and not one of the more doubtful worlds or Planechase. Magic have made a few too many worlds and some would be weird for a MMO.
"Cryptic Studios is developing a new free-to-play, action MMORPG based on Magic: The Gathering, the acclaimed strategic card game.
Experience stunning visuals and sound as we bring Magic to life in this next generation MMORPG. As a Planeswalker, you explore amazing worlds, combat powerful creatures, and meet the legendary beings that shape the fate of the multiverse."
https://crypticstudios.com/magic
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I am still waiting for D&D to make a top-notch virtual tabletop application. I think it would break the internet if done correctly.
There's a reason why Cryptic Studios, Perfect World Entertainment, and Wizards of the Coast (video game-wise) never really took off. Style over substance and whatever substance that exists is replaced with some form of gambling.
That also means there is a VR D&D game in the making somewhere...
Oh boy.
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Tabletop simulator can actually be very well used as a virtual DnD tabletop simulator. Tabletop Simulator provides figures, dice and even a virtual tablet with a browser, so you can load you char sheet on it (Steam workshop support, so some might need to be downloaded). Maybe that DnD Beyond app might supplement this, making the experience completely virtual.
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I believe Tabletop simulator also has MTC decks. So you could play that as well.
Lost me at f2p, guess I'm not their target demographic. Guess it could be worse, at least the word Trion doesn't show up anywhere.
I mean... I enjoyed playing NWO, despite the cash shop being shoved in my face at every turn I took... so the base game likely won't be BAD... but yeah... the gambling boxes... the constant letting exploiters get away with their exploits... =/
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Wizards, please don't monitize this like Neverwinter! You need to find a better balance like GW2 to make money without scaring people off!!
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Just as good for PWE's revenue stream, I mean.
Can't fault PWE on this one, they certainly know how to buy the money-spinning IP's...