Seriously though, think of some good ones. I can think of a bunch already.
1. Legend of Zelda 2. Zork and other text games from that period 3. Pools of Radiance and the other SSI Dungeons and Dragons games from that period. 4. Bards Tale. 5. Dragon Warrior. 6. King's Quest 7. Ultima (the console ones that were more like Dragon Warrior 1) 8. Command and Conquer (think about it, RTS turned MMO(not like it hasn't been done), plenty of factions, class types) 9. Castlevania 10. Faxanadu(took me a bit to remember this one, but I really liked it)
The ease with which predictions are made on these forums: Fratman: "I'm saying Spring 2012 at the earliest [for TOR release]. Anyone still clinging to 2011 is deluding themself at this point."
Personally would like to see a Forgotten Realms, Shadowdale/Red Wizards, Malaugrym, and all that, Faerun essentially. Basically a DND mmo, except nothing like the inadequate trash that is DND-O's "vision" of DND.
Personally would like to see a Forgotten Realms, Shadowdale/Red Wizards, Malaugrym, and all that, Faerun essentially. Basically a DND mmo, except nothing like the inadequate trash that is DND-O's "vision" of DND.
Personally would like to see a Forgotten Realms, Shadowdale/Red Wizards, Malaugrym, and all that, Faerun essentially. Basically a DND mmo, except nothing like the inadequate trash that is DND-O's "vision" of DND.
Originally posted by vesavius Originally posted by elocke
Seriously though, think of some good ones. I can think of a bunch already.
well, as stated, it was a personal list so I guess these are 'good ones'. and, tbh, I purposefully avoided some of the cliched more popular ones that people always seem to ask for.
I thought it was a joke because of the last one, Vanguard and the fact that I've only played Dungeon Keeper out of that list. Thought the rest was an ode to some computer that only 10 people bought that could only play those games listed. ;P
Originally posted by Amathe Dune (for the love of God, how have they missed this?
Probably because it would pretty much be impossible to faithfully translate the IP to an MMO without butchering it in the process due to it's political nature... at least unless they'd be willing to try a non-mainstream title that can afford to NOT make combat it's main focus.
Seriously though, think of some good ones. I can think of a bunch already.
well, as stated, it was a personal list so I guess these are 'good ones'.
and, tbh, I purposefully avoided some of the cliched more popular ones that people always seem to ask for.
I thought it was a joke because of the last one, Vanguard and the fact that I've only played Dungeon Keeper out of that list. Thought the rest was an ode to some computer that only 10 people bought that could only play those games listed. ;P
erm.. lol ok, maybe I should have signposted it more. Obviously VG was a joke though.
I do think more then 10 people bought spectrums and amigas though, which most of these games were on.
I understand what you meant now though, so it's all cool. When you said these wernt 'good', you actually meant 'I don't recognise them and cba to follow the links so I will just state the ones I played and know, claim they are 'good ones', and bluff it out...' :P
Kidding aside, I honestly didnt expect many here to know many of the games or to go for them. Like I said, I tried to avoid obvious 'trendy' ones in the main and go for something a little more interesting.
Dune (for the love of God, how have they missed this?
Probably because it would pretty much be impossible to faithfully translate the IP to an MMO without butchering it in the process due to it's political nature... at least unless they'd be willing to try a non-mainstream title that can afford to NOT make combat it's main focus.
Oh, and wasn't the Dungeon Keeper MMO already on the way, at least in conceptual phase?
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No.
I skate to where the puck is going to be, not where it has been -Wayne Gretzky
Dungeon Keeper, for sure.
"" Voice acting isn't an RPG element....it's just a production value." - grumpymel2
lol love this forum.
The ever challenging cut and thrust of witty debate,
Nahhhhh dungeon keeper is the only one I would buy. Well I want vanguard to make a comeback but eh
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no.
Seriously though, think of some good ones. I can think of a bunch already.
1. Legend of Zelda
2. Zork and other text games from that period
3. Pools of Radiance and the other SSI Dungeons and Dragons games from that period.
4. Bards Tale.
5. Dragon Warrior.
6. King's Quest
7. Ultima (the console ones that were more like Dragon Warrior 1)
8. Command and Conquer (think about it, RTS turned MMO(not like it hasn't been done), plenty of factions, class types)
9. Castlevania
10. Faxanadu(took me a bit to remember this one, but I really liked it)
End of Nations.
"" Voice acting isn't an RPG element....it's just a production value." - grumpymel2
lol no one can see the potentiol in Another World, Syndicate, or Chaos Engine?
Your either too young or played the wrong games ;p
Wow! That's some major hit of nostalgia!
Isn't EVE Online something like Elite gone massively?
Some others would be fun titles for MMO, agreed. Dungeon Keeper would be awesome, just as Syndicate (or Syndicate Wars).
Also a Bard's Tale would be interesting as a MMO, or something like King's Quest
The ACTUAL size of MMORPG worlds: a comparison list between MMO's
The ease with which predictions are made on these forums:
Fratman: "I'm saying Spring 2012 at the earliest [for TOR release]. Anyone still clinging to 2011 is deluding themself at this point."
Now, that is an old scool list I can get behind.
well, as stated, it was a personal list so I guess these are 'good ones'.
and, tbh, I purposefully avoided some of the cliched more popular ones that people always seem to ask for.
Highlander
Harry Potter
Traveller (the pen and paper SciFi role playing game)
Underworld
Star Trek (yeah I'm not counting that pos Cryptic game)
The Last Samurai, Shogun, or something of that ilk
Dune (for the love of God, how have they missed this?)
Alien
Chronicles of Narnia (not one I care for, but still)
Starcraft
EQ1, EQ2, SWG, SWTOR, GW, GW2 CoH, CoV, FFXI, WoW, CO, War,TSW and a slew of free trials and beta tests
Bards Tale for sure.
I would say if you mixed up EVE with Jumpgate you would get Elite though?
Personally would like to see a Forgotten Realms, Shadowdale/Red Wizards, Malaugrym, and all that, Faerun essentially. Basically a DND mmo, except nothing like the inadequate trash that is DND-O's "vision" of DND.
maybe cryptic will save you...
lol
I think not.
The Elder Scrolls...
and
...Bard's Tale
well, as stated, it was a personal list so I guess these are 'good ones'.
and, tbh, I purposefully avoided some of the cliched more popular ones that people always seem to ask for.
I thought it was a joke because of the last one, Vanguard and the fact that I've only played Dungeon Keeper out of that list. Thought the rest was an ode to some computer that only 10 people bought that could only play those games listed. ;P
Oh, and wasn't the Dungeon Keeper MMO already on the way, at least in conceptual phase?
http://kotaku.com/5100216/ea-announce-dungeon-keeper-mmo
erm.. lol ok, maybe I should have signposted it more. Obviously VG was a joke though.
I do think more then 10 people bought spectrums and amigas though, which most of these games were on.
I understand what you meant now though, so it's all cool. When you said these wernt 'good', you actually meant 'I don't recognise them and cba to follow the links so I will just state the ones I played and know, claim they are 'good ones', and bluff it out...' :P
Kidding aside, I honestly didnt expect many here to know many of the games or to go for them. Like I said, I tried to avoid obvious 'trendy' ones in the main and go for something a little more interesting.
I thought of another one.
The Chonicles of Riddick
EQ1, EQ2, SWG, SWTOR, GW, GW2 CoH, CoV, FFXI, WoW, CO, War,TSW and a slew of free trials and beta tests
What no Joust?!
Dragonlance
Hitchhiker's Guide
Clive Barker's Weaveworld
Stephen King's Dark Tower
Piers Anthony's Xanth
The World of the Belgariad
Brian Keene's The Rising
Probably because it would pretty much be impossible to faithfully translate the IP to an MMO without butchering it in the process due to it's political nature... at least unless they'd be willing to try a non-mainstream title that can afford to NOT make combat it's main focus.
Oh, and wasn't the Dungeon Keeper MMO already on the way, at least in conceptual phase?
http://kotaku.com/5100216/ea-announce-dungeon-keeper-mmo
DragonQuest/Warrior
The Legend of Zelda
Dragonlance
Chrono Trigger/Cross
Suikoden
Baldurs Gate/NwN (I'll give Cryptic a chance, inspite of their current failures, but would prefer another developer)
Shadowhearts (Although Secret World may have similar themes)
Fable
Beyond good and Evil
.hack (but in true mmo form)