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Honestly, based on some of his comments and decisions, it would have been better for the game had he left sooner in my opinion.
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Originally posted by aRtFuLThinG Bleeding is losing like swtor's numbers. That's bleeding. I think that is called hemorraging.
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Originally posted by mmoguy43 Why is WAR not on the list? I would have picked it over these choices. Originally posted by superniceguy Originally posted by worldalpha SWTOR or TSW would be shocks as they are so new. SWTOR may be new…
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Yeah I tend to think the moment you "legalize" it in game you do everyone a favor. Games that don't allow it, are kidding themselves if they think they can't stop it. Furthermore if you can "legalize" it and monitor it, you can adjust the economics …
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This is unfortunate for the fans of the game, I know this was the game of choice for Super Hero MMOers. The problem is that they are a niche group in a niche group.
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Originally posted by Sevenstar61 I agree that they could add many of mentionned things, sure it would make it better. I hope that it will happen sooner or later. But unless you want to make a niche game for the few who have unlimited time to ma…
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Originally posted by Sevenstar61 Originally posted by Leoghan Originally posted by Sevenstar61 Originally posted by RefMinor Originally posted by gaeanprayer Originally posted by ZigZags I think its a shame that some of the great…
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Originally posted by Sevenstar61 Originally posted by RefMinor Originally posted by gaeanprayer Originally posted by ZigZags I think its a shame that some of the greatest intellectual properties of our life time were made into MMOs that utt…
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Originally posted by Robsolf Originally posted by Quirhid IP is like a paint job on top of the game - the nuts and bolts. I strongly feel that the game should come first and IP should be developed around it, not the other way round. For example…
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Originally posted by OberanMiM Originally posted by Leoghan This would suggest then that there is only one way to create an MMORPG, the problem with that mentality is that then games like WoW win as the one way because they've been most success…
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Originally posted by TsaboHavoc Originally posted by Leoghan Originally posted by SneakyRussian Originally posted by Leoghan Originally posted by VengeSunsoar Originally posted by SnarlingWolf Originally posted by Kyleran …
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Originally posted by Quirhid A lot of old games had "filler races" and "filler classes". Hell, Vanguard even had filler level-ups with filler skills. Why?- Well, partly because they are padding (atleast in Vanguard's case) but mostly because the bal…
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Originally posted by SneakyRussian Originally posted by Leoghan Originally posted by VengeSunsoar Originally posted by SnarlingWolf Originally posted by Kyleran Originally posted by Lord.Bachus To the OP... The ma…
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Originally posted by VengeSunsoar Originally posted by SnarlingWolf Originally posted by Kyleran Originally posted by Lord.Bachus To the OP... The majorrity of MMO players is actually very happy with things like dungeon finders,…
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Originally posted by Demogorgon Not only more races, but ones with different strenghts and weaknesses imo. Thats what makes a good RPG. What comes with this, something I love, but many don't, is the ability to knowingly gimp your character.
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Originally posted by ShakyMo Or its more of a subconscious thing. E.g. they know it will sell anyway, so without really meaning to they take short cuts. Or because its not their baby so to speak, there's less of a drive to make it perfect. (i…
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Originally posted by Sovrath I only want to see as many races as "makes sense" to the world. The one thing I truly appreciate is good design. Throwing in every conceivable race just for the sake of variety is not good design. Becuase then it feels…
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Originally posted by Naowut *How do you take a great IP and make a bad game?* I''m sure the guys over at Cryptic know. While STO lacked content, the basic gameplay actually felt very Trek to me. It may not have felt Trek to those who wanted…
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Originally posted by mmoDAD I personally don't need any meaning or ancient lore to enjoy a vast variety of races. The more the better. Star Trek Online, however, did do a fantastic job with the "Custom Race" option. It's just too bad that the game…
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Originally posted by kaiser3282 Originally posted by SnarlingWolf You mean like minecraft where people can literally build the whole world? Or Love where players can change the world, build power sources, create moving objects, towns, et…
