Interview: RamenVR CEO Andy Tsen Talks Zenith: Infinite Realms And How They Hope It Reignites Intere

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Interview: RamenVR CEO Andy Tsen Talks Zenith: Infinite Realms And How They Hope It Reignites Interest In Their VR MMO | MMORPG.com

VR MMO Zenith: The Last City finds itself at a crossroads, and its new free-to-play version, Zenith: Nexus is being touted as a way to help save the MMO itself. We sat down with RamenVR studio head Andy Tsen to talk about the challenges the MMO has faced, and the direction behind the new Infinite Realms mode.

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Strawfire

It's a shame I got a VR headset too late to experience The Last City/the MMO part of Zenith. I'm afraid of jumping in just to witness its end and the reason I'm not interested in Infinite Realms is it simply doesn't stand out for me. I've got no clue whether it is a polished experience or not, but when stuff like VR Chat exist and can provide neverending content created by the userbase for free, I honestly think polishment doesn't matter as much.

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Strawfire said:

It's a shame I got a VR headset too late to experience The Last City/the MMO part of Zenith. I'm afraid of jumping in just to witness its end and the reason I'm not interested in Infinite Realms is it simply doesn't stand out for me. I've got no clue whether it is a polished experience or not, but when stuff like VR Chat exist and can provide neverending content created by the userbase for free, I honestly think polishment doesn't matter as much.

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vasoconstricted

There is no saving Zenith. Everything is officially bugged. Everything they release is incomplete, full of bugs, and recently adding Infinite Realms cascaded even more bugs onto The Last City. NPCs, item stations, crafting stations, all just randomly disappear in the game. The raids are bugged. Infinite Realms is just recycled assets from The Last City, and Infinite Realms also has a ton of issues.