Oopsie.. Didn't notice you mentioned MMORPG.. Aion online, GW2

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Added on December 25, 2012, 3:43 amAgreed.. Everyone has their own preferences.
But games like Crysis3, who the fk will hate it(except those who can't play 3d games and hates shooting games)

This post has been edited by eugenelimys: Dec 25 2012, 03:43 AM

Never played the first game but currently playing the second one. I have no idea about the 3rd game will be, but the 2nd is linear. Get from point A to point B and done. It is not sand box exploration style game play so it may not suit for everyone. But that doesn't mean I loves huge exploration though, if the world is getting way too big (Assassins' Creed 3... ) I start to fed up....

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Forsaken World on top MMO you gotta be kidding me. You know how bad that game runs on modern machine? The performance issue is what prevented me from going back to that game.

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i think elderscrollsonline would be a big hit. the game skyrim did not dissapoint me. FUS RO DAH!

I start to fed up too when the world is fking big. I keep going to the wrong place or maybe lost in a place.. lolol.. though the graphics for Crysis 3 is superb..

On the MMORPG front... there is a clear problem as far as i see- majority dominated by third person action type, and the industry simply become too saturated with thousands of MMOs on the same genre, same systems, etc... Although there are few of them now trying to push into a new boundaries, but the amount of technology they put into them simply not good enough to make a real revolution.

I'd rather to see more top-down-RPG, turn based, horizontal side scrolling MMO rather than another 3rd person action MMO...

Recommended MMORPG for 2013? Pretty much blank paper on my mind at the moment. There nothing interesting enough to strike my mind (especially after learnt the lesson from last MMO-tragedy).

I think MMORPGs need a system for players to run the show once endgame is achieved.

Alot of MMORPGs suffer after players played finish everything that is given to them. ( eg: quests, endgame bosses)

A simple way to allow players to change dynamics of the world's system (eg: economics/politics) can make a MMORPG sustain itself for a much longer period without straining the developers too much.

Nowadays alot MMORPG die after 2-3 because developers see no point in adding innovative ideas into a dying game.

Worst come to worst, developers should create a PvP system where players will want to keep improving and become the best even after a long period, with new quest and items changing the metagames of the PvP instead of merely providing new loots.



Ok, back to topic. I think Elders Scrolls Online will be a hit merely because of the existence of Skyrim. Though I hope it won't be just a WoW clone set in another established universe.

Guild Wars 2 is gonna have a lot of updates in a few months.

2013 - Death of MMORPGs

Maybe i am getting olders. Or maybe the genre is dying.

Not just contain in PvP, that "variation" of tweaking options given to the players should also extend to all aspect of the game, especially the PvE crowd.

Which is why I get bored really fast on those 3rd person action MMO I came across: Aion, Tera, Aika, LotRO, GW2,... what else? It doesn't mean they are bad game, in fact they are awesome games; they just lacking of the variation I looking for. Wide range of character classes you say? Then here's the core problem- every time in order to experience something new you'll have to start from scratch... I don't have that kind of patience to run through all those repetitive things.



The older we become the more we see, and pretty much we already seen all the things have to offer in MMORPG... need something really out of this world...

This post has been edited by M1X: Dec 27 2012, 12:56 PM

An old game named Archlord Online has such system.

Every month (I think), there will be a large scale PvP where everyone on the server can participate. The winner of the event will be appointed as the lord of the land where he can decide the tax paid by people when buying from vendor, punish the people that he thinks deserves it by raining meteor on them and many more until the next month event where people will be able to challenge him for the place in the PvP event.

This is basically what you are asking for, a player runned game, yet the game is not exactly popular, just like Eve Online.

The more i see Neverwinter video,the more i feel "this is like action-MMORPG hack and slash type of gameplay"
Am i wrong?

speaking from my own experience, if u search for a new mmo game to play just search for games that already in playable state (live/beta/test). it will be no end if u keep searching for newer mmo cause when that mmo get to a playable state there will be already much newer mmo in the making that will look more fun and exciting.

ro2?
lawl

For me MMO is about playing together with other people,if i have group of friends playing together,any MMO's is fun to play.The boring part is when you playing alone in the game.

I rather play with total stranger, eventually either become enemy or friend; instead of playing with locals.
I rather don't ask who your are or where you from, even though I recognise that language-slang.
I am myself, I proceed with my own pace without other people dragging my leg.

... nuf about that.

The thing is, majority of MMO I came across are the type that alienate players.
Either lack of community interaction systems, or systems that separate players into factions or groups, open-world PvP, gang-bang everyday...
Instead of having more functionalities that tie the community together, such as sharing item/info, newbie gifting, mentoring system, etc... Things seems to go the other way around- people loves violence thing, creating hatred.

Sometime also can't stands the kind of player's attitude, treating newbies like "blah, go die yourself lah, go find answer yourself lah...".
That, I don't like to play with whatever top of the rank guild/nation. I have more fun time managing small guild with newbies.

... what am I typing, really? *frustrated from work, just letting off some stim*

Waa I think that 1 nice
TRY HALO 4 though

***But my pc was not good enough, the fps was low TT ****

This post has been edited by n0THIN_g: Dec 31 2012, 01:16 PM

That's what i said,i love playing/doing events,questing,dungeons with bunch of friends in any MMO's and make our own guild.We have our own pace and nothing to catch up.Meeting stranger is fun too and doing things together with them,I don't mind newbies joining in,if they're willing to learn/listen about the game.
Right now finding a good MMO's with a couple of friends that are interested on playing together is hard.

The graphic is awesome.
I have to agree, after research, I could say it's one of the top games available in the market now.

You might be right. The network performance is not mentioned.
Still, there are much to be observed from what I can say.

Weird nobody ever mentioned BLESS.

I was actually looking forward for that game!

Actually, I found RO (not RO2) and Maplestory gave me the most entertaining memories... except for the grinding.

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Added on December 31, 2012, 4:24 pmI guess 2 votes for Elders Scrolls Online.
By the way, what exactly is Skyrim?

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Added on December 31, 2012, 4:25 pmI tried Guild Wars, and I sold the game after 2 months of playing it.
However, a lot of my friends sticked to it.

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Added on December 31, 2012, 4:28 pmI will checked out Atlantica later.
Thanks for the feedback.

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Added on December 31, 2012, 4:32 pmI never really heard of Archlord Online.
However, I heard of Eve Online.
Maybe I am wrong, but isn't that game wasn't that popular?

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Added on December 31, 2012, 4:37 pmYou're not wrong. It seems like a hack and slash type MMORPG for me too.

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Added on December 31, 2012, 4:40 pmHmm.. actually.. I do understand where your thoughts came from.
I got disappointed from the trailer as well.
Oh well, I can't really get a good game to play now.

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Added on December 31, 2012, 4:45 pmI changed the title to MMORPG.
Maybe I should go for solo/console PC game.

This post has been edited by coconutwei: Dec 31 2012, 04:45 PM

Actually I meant PC performance. FW was running on an engine that runs fully with CPU and only 1 core & not utilizing graphic card. You just can't turn it to full HD max and expect it to run over 30fps even with a monster machine. It just stuck on the CPU.

BLESS, saw a few videos a few days ago. Trailers - shows some slash slah slash, pew pew pew... then what info we actually got out from that short video?

One thing I hate about Dota or League of Legend is, you can't stop once you start the game.
You know, not many people can stay on gaming without pausing for hours.

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Added on December 31, 2012, 4:51 pmThen what "new" (according to your definition) game you think is awesome currently?

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Added on December 31, 2012, 4:53 pmThe game play.
Don't check the trailer, all trailers lied.

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Added on December 31, 2012, 4:53 pmThe game play.
Don't check the trailer, all trailers lied.

This post has been edited by coconutwei: Dec 31 2012, 04:53 PM