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Originally posted by aspekx why older games seem better... 'Cause they ARE!*proudly (re-)playing FFE currently* :P
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Originally posted by Dajag I want crafting to be game within a game, hard and fun. Really?Since it was mentioned several times now and i can so not imagine it to be true i thought i'd ask: Do you REALLY want to play, say, Teris in order to play a…
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Originally posted by DamonVile Originally posted by nennafir What 99% (not all, I grant you!) crafters want... I laughed...till I realized you were serious. I couldn't laugh, just think "what a piece of cr.."! Especially when he mentioned "pu…
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IIRC this was asked only like two months ago or so, and as then my answer would be: Sci-Fi, definitely. B5 or Star Trek (not the crap they gave us with STO, but some true 3D "open world" universe). Buck Rogers (the 80's TV series). Shadowrun would …
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Originally posted by tom_gore Twitch combat is the future for MMOs. Tabtargeting hotkeyspa(s)m was created because of technical limitations, which mostly don't exist anymore.It's also why FFXIV will die quickly and WoW will never recover. Once playe…
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It all depends on how fast-paced the game's supposed to be i guess. Healers mean you have generally less downtime between fights. Even StarTrek and the like have healers, because sitting there recuperating isn't much fun. On the other hand, if you …
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Originally posted by Helleri So what game are you playing there? If you had watched the vid or read the description on YouTube, you'd had noticed that the game was Vendetta Online. Originally posted by Phaserlight I just wanted to show you this…
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Originally posted by PWN_FACE Those EULAs are there just to cow people into thinking they don't have legal rights or that they've signed them away. This.Besides, as i have said elsewhere already, EULAs aren't necessarily (or better: generally) bi…
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Originally posted by Alasti I have had many, many accomplishments in my MMORPG history, but I cannot think of any that would eclipse this: In response to the above i have to agree with Originally posted by Mortemia The sad thing with mmorpgs is t…
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Originally posted by tom_gore Story doesn't make a game into an RPG. Role Playing does. Well, how do you RP if there's no story, no background? Is the roleplaying of an Elf the same in a AD&D setting as it is in a LotR setting? Or does a AD&a…
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Originally posted by AlBQuirky How do you think an MMO like this would fair? Would an MMO by the popular numbers interest you? How would it fair? Or how would it fare? I do not think a poll-driven development process would be feasible in the fir…
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Originally posted by Incomparable So do people really want everything to be mashed up together? Why "mashed up together"?Stories take place in a world, whether it's personal stories, class or whatever. Why should there be different "worlds" (inst…
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Originally posted by Piechunks There's a niche for games like that, they're called RPG's. That "niche" stands for a whole genre, it's called MMORPG. You want games without a story, go play stuff like Battlefield or CounterStrike. These are Online…
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Originally posted by Icewhite A newb asks a question about the game's interface (an easy--but not instantly apparent--one). None of your answers do even remotely represent a viable reaction imo. If the answer isn't "instantly apparent", then the …
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Originally posted by Mendel The gaming industry has used the same basic methods for abstracting conflict resolution for so long now that the fundamental gaming aspect has gotten stale. First of all, i can't agree with that. The HP system (nor it'…
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Originally posted by DrCokePepsi Everquest introduced a theme-park element, and WoW is ultimately the poison that screwed up the market as it was intended to be. WoW brought in the mainstream, casuals. WoW did *NOT* "bring in the casuals". Casua…
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Originally posted by BearKnight I remember [...] making jokes about SOE starting into the foray of micro-transactions [...] So my question to you is this, do you consider XP potions a form of P2W anymore, if no why not? Yes, XP potions are still …
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Originally posted by SnarlingWolf Any business (at least in America) can refuse to serve someone. But no business can take my money and not deliver the service or product.Personally, i think nothing's eaten as hot as it's cooked. But if they inde…
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Originally posted by nariusseldon Yeh. That is why a difficulty slider will be the best solution ... everyone gets a challenge level of their liking. Actually i don't think a "difficulty slider/setting" would do us or the game any good. After all…
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Originally posted by ThomasN7 There is no challenge, everything can be bought from a cash shop nowadays and everything is so simplified so everyone's grandmother can understand how to play. "Challenge" is a subjective thing. What might be challen…
