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What genre would you like to see in an MMO?

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  • vmopedvmoped Member Posts: 1,708

    Well lets see...Hello Kitty is already in development...so I guess Ill have to agree with the Western Space ala Firefly type setting, or native american, or aztec/mayan, or stone age, or even an egyptian themed one.  All of those would be refreshing for me.

    Also:  KOTOR setting mmo

               Fallout mmo

              GI Joe (80's version) would be a pretty cool setting

              Dune mmo

    MMO Vet since AOL Neverwinter Nights circa 1992. My MMO beat up your MMO. =S

  • TeflonEddieTeflonEddie Member Posts: 270
    Originally posted by vmoped 
              Dune mmo

    Bwahaha, when I read this I had a sudden mental image of a 300m long spice worm hanging around a starport spamming "gold pls".

  • hothnogghothnogg Member UncommonPosts: 38

    Im all for a western. Thats why i been following  frontier1859.com for years incase it gets off the ground

  • SlampigSlampig Member UncommonPosts: 2,342

    I am still a fan of the high fantasy setting.

     

    Having said that, I wouldn't mind seeing an MMO set in a post-apocalyptic setting, like Fallout. Or maybe set in a world after a zombie holocaust.

     

    Of course I would also love to see an MMO set in the Old West.

    That Guild Wars 2 login screen knocked up my wife. Must be the second coming!

  • Sketch5Sketch5 Member Posts: 101

    As many have mentioned above, I would be interested in an undead apocolypse type setting. It would be interesting, they could implement a system where when someone dies they rise again as a zombie, and then perhaps they can be revived. although I would give the players a bit of choice here so they aren't stuck being something they don't want to be. For example, a zombie is revived, they can either choose to return to a human state or not, as if the revive technique didn't work or some such. If it were made it should take some inspiration from www.urbandead.com, a web-based rpg.

     

    I would also be interested in a Western mmo, it has massive potential and would draw in quite a crowd I think.

    The number one genre I would like to see made into an mmo though is a gangster/mafia type game. Massive potential for a sandbox game in this setting. You could be a simple shop owner and someone could extort it, giving you some protection.

    I could go on for hours about all the features and mechanics these types of games could have.

  • ScriarScriar Member Posts: 772

    Would really like to see a good mmorts and/or an mmofps, not really bothered with the setting, story, or IP.

  • hellowerhellower Member Posts: 17

    well i would like to see some fantasy and Modern Tech. combined in the game...something like sci-fi fantasy

    METAL

  • Wharg0ulWharg0ul Member Posts: 4,183

    Post-apocolyptic. And in a traditional sense, post nuclear wasteland. Toppled, ruined cities with mutants. Survivor groups that have fled to the sewers. Armored, weapon mounted ATVs and cars. A rising super-faction comprised of religious zealots determined to wipe out all that is not "pure".

    Skill-based, with sandbox crafting, harvesting, and player cities, built UNDERGROUND in instanced areas that could be entered by anyone who lived there, or who knew the "password".

    Harvesting could be a big deal in a wasteland environment. 

    Open PVP areas....with an "opt-in" function, where players could CHOOSE to be flagged upon entering, up to a certain level. Maybe make these areas give certain bonuses to the cities of the controlling sides as long as they were "held".

    Crafted stuff would obviously be better than looted, since looted stuff would have been subjected to the elements for some time, etc.

    Without having to render mass amounts of foliage, (being a wasteland and all) the game could have very large, open zones. This could make vehicles not only practical, but an integral part of the game. Maybe a large van or bus, armored, but slow, requiring escort. This could be set up in the field to act as a mobile base for groups to be able to re-spawn and sell  closer to the action. Think of the fun in PVP! 

    Ah well. We can thank WoW, I guess, for turning MMOs into simple, linear clones. So a game like the above will probably never get made.

     

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  • WartWart Member Posts: 84

    A steampunk or a cyberpunk mmorpg are a couple I would like to try.

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    Currently Playing: Guild Wars 2

  • solarinesolarine Member Posts: 1,203

    Romantic comedy.

    (sorry, could not resist)

     

  • CoralisCoralis Member Posts: 31
    Originally posted by Wharg0ul


    Post-apocolyptic. And in a traditional sense, post nuclear wasteland. Toppled, ruined cities with mutants. Survivor groups that have fled to the sewers. Armored, weapon mounted ATVs and cars. A rising super-faction comprised of religious zealots determined to wipe out all that is not "pure".
    Skill-based, with sandbox crafting, harvesting, and player cities, built UNDERGROUND in instanced areas that could be entered by anyone who lived there, or who knew the "password".
    Harvesting could be a big deal in a wasteland environment. 
    Open PVP areas....with an "opt-in" function, where players could CHOOSE to be flagged upon entering, up to a certain level. Maybe make these areas give certain bonuses to the cities of the controlling sides as long as they were "held".
    Crafted stuff would obviously be better than looted, since looted stuff would have been subjected to the elements for some time, etc.
    Without having to render mass amounts of foliage, (being a wasteland and all) the game could have very large, open zones. This could make vehicles not only practical, but an integral part of the game. Maybe a large van or bus, armored, but slow, requiring escort. This could be set up in the field to act as a mobile base for groups to be able to re-spawn and sell  closer to the action. Think of the fun in PVP! 
    Ah well. We can thank WoW, I guess, for turning MMOs into simple, linear clones. So a game like the above will probably never get made.
     
     


    We almost had a game like this, Auto Assault too bad it launched so poorly that it never had a chance to succeed.

     

  • ElRenmazuoElRenmazuo Member RarePosts: 5,361
    Originally posted by solarine


    Romantic comedy.
    (sorry, could not resist)
     

    "Theres something about Mary" the mmo.

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