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What if Hello Kitty Online is actually an awesome MMO.
Kiyoris
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But no one is giving it a chance because of a preconceived notion that Hello Kitty can't be a good MMO.
Maybe it's the best MMO ever made, maybe the best Game ever made, but no one knows except Hello Kitty vets.
Since there is a stigma against the Hello Kitty MMO, no one is talking about it, it doesn't even have its own forum here.
Ya think?
Maybe it's the best MMO ever made, maybe the best Game ever made, but no one knows except Hello Kitty vets.
Since there is a stigma against the Hello Kitty MMO, no one is talking about it, it doesn't even have its own forum here.
Ya think?
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- Albert Einstein
The Hello Kitty MMO might be awesome but personally I stopped playing with cuddly toys when I was 5 y/o, and certainly I do not intent to start again playing with them in a videogame now that I am much older.
Does that gives you a clue why Hello Kitty MMO is not so popular?
Waiting for:
The Repopulation
Albion Online
Let me know how it was once you sober up
You cant kill things, you just knock them out and then they get back up again.
Thats as far as i got before i uninstalled, trust me, It's not worth playing.
EQ1, EQ2, SWG, SWTOR, GW, GW2 CoH, CoV, FFXI, WoW, CO, War,TSW and a slew of free trials and beta tests
Honestly, HKO was a social MMO done right. One of the neat things they do is tie in the game with their community website. Unfortunately, the game has had no support for years. For a game associated with a company like Sanrio, I'm surprised. I remember seeing point cards for the game in stores long after it was abandoned. It could have went somewhere if the game continued to have developer support, but it seems that it was just handed over to someone who speaks Engrish to make the occasional post on Facebook. The game is alive, sure, but even without updates, if Sanrio advertised they could have had a nice little social network for younger players and those who like cute things.
I remember trying the game before, it had a nifty farm/house system where you could grow plants. To grow the plants, you'd have to take care of your pets. (aka: fertilizer makers) There was a variety of crafting skills. GM's were active, players were active, lots of various events (system, GM, and player-hosted) and the urban (kawaii-fied) cities are a different setting from the main towns in other MMOs. Everything was easily made into an RP hotspot. You could have a tea party in Paris for instance. Nice variety in weapons too.
I think if you're making a Hello Kitty MMO, Realm vs Realm combat and loot systems is not a feature the target demographic is after
I don't think there should be any combat at all. You should run around and do "cute" things for XP. Like solve mysteries or get involved in quests for finding where the missing cookies went. Be like an MMO version of the cartoon
.... not that I have seen the cartoon, which I'm sure is great
http://baronsofthegalaxy.com/ An MMO game I created, solo. It's live now and absolutely free to play!
So heres a basic rundown. There was combat, you would "knockout" monsters, who would stay with zero HP for a few minutes then get back up, similiar to respawning. They had a small chance to drop a "card" which you could then turn into your pet, adding a "gotta collect em all" system. Crafting was well done, making a variety of weapons and food, ect. Player housing was extensive, with getting blueprints and actually needing to "craft" the house, building it in sections with friends help. Housing also added a "Farmville" system, where you had to plant an maintain crops used in other crafting.
Lots of quests in and around the cities, and plenty of RP opportunities. All in all, actually not a bad game. Even some newer MMOs could learn a thing or two from it, specifically regarding how housing was down. I could easily see a housing system based from this in, say Black Desert, for example. Its just a shame it was abandoned by the developers and left to rot with a ghost crew on life-support.
If you are curious about it, go play it and stop posting click bait threads.
But I seriously don't see the point of the thread, if you wonder just try it, as Grimal said: it is free. Now if you tried it and it was great then that would be a thread worthy of posting.
However good it to each their own ,only when i say good i mean quality design and cartoon graphics are not quality design.Once i see cheap graphics i know the game is low budget,so in that case,VERY unlikely a game i would play.
This is 2016 almost,graphics are at a high level right now,so games need to keep up,you can't keep selling 15 year old graphics.In this games case it is more like 25 year old graphics.Sure it runs cheaper,more efficient,but i don't care about your business side of things,i only care about the game you want me to play.
Besides that in this day n age we can actually see enough about a game before we even have to try it.
Watch this video then tell me honestly,you didn't lol@ the game?The character customization alone is enough to make one turn the other way.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=febnFmB5ht8
There is a reason why nobody plays it,this game looks like it was made in 1 year on a penny budget.If i wanted to even rate the game ,i would give it a 1/10.
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I got stuck in the tutorial, my mouse pointer won't appear and I'm supposed to click on the ground I think.
OP keep the updates coming pls.
I am tempted myself to give it a go for the lulz