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Genre isn't dead. It's dormant. It's annoying and frustrating, but the demand is there, and will be sated eventually. My hopes rest with archeage. I just hope I don't have kids by then so they get to have all the fun. In other news, nariuss…
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Not sure about permanence, but definitely longevity is something I look for in MMOs... There seems to be a split in opinion from gamers. Group A is quite happy to play the game through, maybe follow the story or hit cap, amass shiny things etc f…
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Since playing Ninja Gaiden I just CAN'T stop decapitating people. The horror! But seriously, I only hurt small children after excessive bouts of minesweeper.
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Originally posted by GTwander To me, "endgame" is "metagame", and can be done at just about any time. If a game lacks that, it's bound to get boring at some point because the only thing to do is rehash scripted content. This.
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People who argue there is no market for decent player housing are mongs. There obviously is judging from this thread alone. So pipe down. Should the game be dictated by it? Hell no. Should players be compelled to use housing? Nope. Should ther…
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Originally posted by Zylaxx Originally posted by Xssiv Housing / Player run cities Politics Robust crafting Entreprenurial activities out of that list only one thing will make me interested and im the typical MMO player. …
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Progression. Variety. Politics.
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Originally posted by Meowhead I think the terminology here is a little sloppy, sadly. I think 'virtual world simulator' is a lot more useful explanation for what a lot of the posts here seem to be oriented towards and asking for. The thing abo…
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Fantastic contribution Adalwulff, yes I think this in game malleability is what a lot of people consider to be at the heart of 'sandbox', the ability to customize stuff and many things gives a far more varied playing experience in which people can d…
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Thank you for you input Darkmoth, I think that is an excelent sandboxy element.
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"The debate about definition of sandbox, and the extent to which something is a sandbox appears to me to be a massive distraction. (So allow me to distract myself for a second) In a broad sense I suppose it alludes to the extent of which players can…
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Ninja Gaiden stroke Shining Force.
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Because Asian culture can be quite effeminate. Broadly speaking.
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The debate about definition of sandbox, and the extent to which something is a sandbox appears to me to be a massive distraction. (So allow me to distract myself for a second) In a broad sense I suppose it alludes to the extent of which players can …
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Originally posted by crysent Yes, I started the thread on over-hypeing ToR and it was locked this morning. The thread was civil with both sides being represented, I still don't fully understand why Amanda locked the thread, I sent a civil message j…
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The Pandora Directive was seriously fun. I can still quote lots of the ridiculous script, so many funny encounters. Lots of good puzzles and replayability value.
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1) MMOs are hard to make. 2) MMOs are addictive. 3) People will still play shit MMOs. 4) Companies will still make shit MMOs. See points 1 and 3. For every player that is bored of MMOs of which I am one, there are many who will pay for shit, …
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Whilst I don't think story is inherently bad in MMO's, it seems to me to be a waste of resources. If you have a good backdrop, interesting factions, an interesting world, good character customization, then players will create their own story. …
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I found WoW style combat tedious and boring. I prefer the multi faceted approach that dodging and the such like brings. I'm old but my fingers still work. Mario was and is fucking awesome. Fin.
