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• Wow, sounds like a great game for free. I browsed the forums and their MoM manual.  Some interesting features. For example, you can unlock "monster templates" and play as a monster!

  in Minions of Mirth Comment by qattack May 2006
• If you have some great ideas for MMOs, check this site out! Not satisfied with today's MMO's?  This site is great for brainstorming new MMO concepts.

  in Site that is building up info and resources on game design Comment by qattack May 2006
• I agree with neonshadow... Unless you can take (e.g. AFFORD) a hardcore C++ (or C#) bootcamp, you are likely better to buy a good self-teaching book. If you purchase a decent book and have the discipline to keep with it, you can start creating t…

  in c++ games Comment by qattack May 2006
• Mihos, I like the way you're thinking. Anyone who is serious about voicing their opinions on how MMOs should be set up, Evilshadow has set up a great forum: http://nationofshadows.net/GameStorming/index.php We are discussing how to create a "u…

  in Why won't anyone make this kind of MMO? Comment by qattack May 2006
• Nice job Evilshadow.  I like your site concept and hope others come for discussion!

  in Location for MMORPG concept storming Comment by qattack May 2006
• Wow, options, options, options... ThanX for all the responses.  Now I've gotta sort through everything!

  in Open-License 3D engines? Comment by qattack May 2006
• Evilshadow, I was thinking along the same lines...limit the amount of "Life Essence" (LE) depending on the amount of players that enter the world.  However, while this can directly apply to items (such as your full plate mail uber suit), I think the…

  in Designing a Game Economy Comment by qattack May 2006
• Zoey, my idea is that the combat characters will fight for "Life Essence" (LE), which is basically required to initiate any skill, be it special fighting skills, casting magic spells, crafting...almost any skill higher than basic level.  Thus, LE wi…

  in Designing a Game Economy Comment by qattack May 2006
• I will need to check out Eve.  I downloaded it several months ago, but couldn't get it to work.

  in Designing a Game Economy Comment by qattack May 2006
• borderline, my son plays Runescape as his Internet connection is poor and Runescape isn't a connection hog.  (I'm divorced and he lives far away) The game I'm envisioning would (most likely) not allow you to max out skills.  I'm unfamiliar with th…

  in Designing a Game Economy Comment by qattack May 2006
• A player-run economy on its own, however, won't prevent the market from becoming unbalanced.  A common "currency" of some sort must exist, or else trades will become unwieldy. Gold is generally not a good choice for a common currency because it's …

  in Designing a Game Economy Comment by qattack May 2006
• A player-run economy...this is my intention. In fact, I'm taking it so far that 99.9% of useful items in the game must be made by player characters...For example, all players will start with (next to) NOTHING.  A weapons crafter will need to suppl…

  in Designing a Game Economy Comment by qattack May 2006