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Varking
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Joined: 9/16/07
Two there should be; no more, no less. One to embody the power, the other to crave it. |
Oh, Dark, you mean breaking the mold. Not groundbreaking.
Here is the definition of groundbreaking: groundbreaking adjective
But its a simple mistake to make, I hope this cleared it up for you. |
Originally posted by Darkstar111 Learn the meaning of the word groundbreaking. If it has EVER been done before, it is NOT groundbreaking. Thanks for playing, come back soon!
Sorry, u got it wrong.
Right now every MMO is a wow clone, thats is because every MMO believes that WOW is the formulae form making a good MMO. Therefore to break new ground is not about having a new feature, but have a feature that breaks from the wow mold, but being implemented in an innovative way that actually works well. If it doesnt become part of the mold for the next generation of MMOs, its not ground breaking.
And thats why people say that Darkfall will be groundbreaking, I understand ur confusion since, as u say, u thought groundbreaking meant New. Then it would have said new.
But its a simple mistake to make, I hope this cleared it up for u.
-Darkstar
So by your definition, DF is not groundbreaking until most future MMOs take DF as influence when developping their features.
Also: EvE. The rules of Debate are really simple; once you have to stoop to insults instead of facts, logic, or reason to try and win your argument, you've lost. |
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Originally posted by Spoonpott
Right, If Darkfall is a successfull MMO then the industry will see that it is possible.
-Darkstar
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Originally posted by Varking
If u look a little bit up on that same page, assuming u used dictionary.com, ull see what im talking about. originating or pioneering a new endeavor, field of inquiry, or the like: Pasteur's groundbreaking work in bacteriology.
Pioneering being the operative word. Also if u follow ur own explanation u need to look up the word Innovative. Here ill do it for u: something new or different introduced:
Not neccesarily created, just introduced. Its really not very hard to grasp.
-Darkstar
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Respit
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Joined: 11/05/08
“It's not easy to cut through a human head with a hacksaw.” |
Originally posted by Darkstar111
Right, If Darkfall is a successfull MMO then the industry will see that it is possible.
-Darkstar
I was going to post something, but it went right by me....
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Varking
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Joined: 9/16/07
Two there should be; no more, no less. One to embody the power, the other to crave it. |
Originally posted by Darkstar111
If u look a little bit up on that same page, assuming u used dictionary.com, ull see what im talking about. originating or pioneering a new endeavor, field of inquiry, or the like: Pasteur's groundbreaking work in bacteriology.
Pioneering being the operative word. Also if u follow ur own explanation u need to look up the word Innovative. Here ill do it for u: something new or different introduced:
Not neccesarily created, just introduced. Its really not very hard to grasp.
-Darkstar
We had sandbox games before though. this isn't new. This isn't different. Eve also beat Darkfall to this "pioneering", UO beat it to most of the others. |
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"Sorry, u got it wrong.
Right now every MMO is a wow clone, thats is because every MMO believes that WOW is the formulae form making a good MMO. Therefore to break new ground is not about having a new feature, but have a feature that breaks from the wow mold, but being implemented in an innovative way that actually works well. If it doesnt become part of the mold for the next generation of MMOs, its not ground breaking.
And thats why people say that Darkfall will be groundbreaking, I understand ur confusion since, as u say, u thought groundbreaking meant New. Then it would have said new.
But its a simple mistake to make, I hope this cleared it up for u.
-Darkstar" I don't post often but this can't be passed up...Do you REALLY think that you can just define words to mean whatever you want?
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Darkstar you can't even spell out "you," so stop giving spelling lessons, lmao. |
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Originally posted by Darkstar111
WoW was not ground breaking, it just borrowed heavily from EQ and bits from a few other games without many of their mistakes and put a good polish on it Both took their templates from one of the two main braches of previous generation MMO’s because both went into development at roughly the same time, just wow beat DFO to release by..oh about 4 years DFO could not follow the “WoW template” because plan for it was laid out years before wow was released and while it might look groundbreaking to you it’s not to anyone who has been around for while I need a new MMO world to call home as Tom Chilton keeps destroying them |
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Originally posted by Varking We had sandbox games before though. this isn't new. This isn't different. Eve also beat Darkfall to this "pioneering", UO beat it to most of the others.
This is true, but noone is making another EVE, or another UO. No point pioneering if noone will go there after u, then someone has to pioneer all over again, breaking ground again so to speak. Like the Vikings being the first ones to America.
-Darkstar
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Originally posted by Lashay
WoW was not ground breaking, it just borrowed heavily from EQ and bits from a few other games without many of their mistakes and put a good polish on it Both took their templates from one of the two main braches of previous generation MMO’s because both went into development at roughly the same time, just wow beat DFO to release by..oh about 4 years DFO could not follow the “WoW template” because plan for it was laid out years before wow was released and while it might look groundbreaking to you it’s not to anyone who has been around for while
They could easily have made the game more of a wow clone as the development went on, in fact this is one of the reasons development was halted in Norway. Actually it wasnt the wow template at that time, it was the DAoC template that later wow copied in terms of gameplay, which ofcourse was a continuation of the EQ template. Each step broke new ground for THAT particular design choice in an MMO, and each step had their own innovations. Same with the UO, Shadowbane, EVE and now Darkfall path, each is based on the other but each brings something new to the table constantly pushing that Template forward.
-Darkstar
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Varking
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Joined: 9/16/07
Two there should be; no more, no less. One to embody the power, the other to crave it. |
Originally posted by Darkstar111
They could easily have made the game more of a wow clone as the development went on, in fact this is one of the reasons development was halted in Norway. Actually it wasnt the wow template at that time, it was the DAoC template that later wow copied in terms of gameplay, which ofcourse was a continuation of the EQ template. Each step broke new ground for THAT particular design choice in an MMO, and each step had their own innovations. Same with the UO, Shadowbane, EVE and now Darkfall path, each is based on the other but each brings something new to the table constantly pushing that Template forward.
-Darkstar
Can't we say that about features in just about every pay to play MMO though? "Each is based off each other but each brings something new to the table...". I think we can, so by this definition Age of Conan, Warhammer Online, Lord of the Rings Online, World of Warcraft, among others should all be considered groundbreaking. |
Originally posted by Darkstar111
Wrong: DFO is an attempt at a next gen UO (pre UO:R) , from their own FAQ
"Darkfall was inspired by the pioneers of online role-playing games, such as Ultima Online, Everquest and Asheron’s Call"
And if you look at their updates over the years you will see constant references to UO I need a new MMO world to call home as Tom Chilton keeps destroying them |
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Originally posted by Varking
They could easily have made the game more of a wow clone as the development went on, in fact this is one of the reasons development was halted in Norway. Actually it wasnt the wow template at that time, it was the DAoC template that later wow copied in terms of gameplay, which ofcourse was a continuation of the EQ template. Each step broke new ground for THAT particular design choice in an MMO, and each step had their own innovations. Same with the UO, Shadowbane, EVE and now Darkfall path, each is based on the other but each brings something new to the table constantly pushing that Template forward.
-Darkstar
Can't we say that about features in just about every pay to play MMO though? "Each is based off each other but each brings something new to the table...". I think we can, so by this definition Age of Conan, Warhammer Online, Lord of the Rings Online, World of Warcraft, among others should all be considered groundbreaking.
I never played Lotro, but I dont think anyone will be taking features from AoC or WAR and bring them further. Apart from the city building in AoC most of their features where pretty much the wow template, granted a few improvements here and there, but very few things id call groundbreaking. hmm, maybe the Public Quest system in WAR, that was groundbreaking. The housing in AoC was a step back, im sorry but Shadowbane did it better. Having every guild have its own instance town creates thousands of empty little instances with buildings in them. Making the Battlekeeps almost pointless, why risk that much on a town u can loose when u can have a safe town all for urself? The benefits of the Battlekeep where negligable.
In Darkfall however EVERYTHING is ground breaking, every feature takes the template two or three steps further. Much more town construction possibilites then in Shadowbane, many more spells schools then UO and all the rest that makes the game unique today.
-Darkstar
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Originally posted by Lashay
Wrong: DFO is an attempt at a next gen UO (pre UO:R) , from their own FAQ
"Darkfall was inspired by the pioneers of online role-playing games, such as Ultima Online, Everquest and Asheron’s Call"
And if you look at their updates over the years you will see constant references to UO
Fixed. -Darkstar
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Varking
Advanced Member
Joined: 9/16/07
Two there should be; no more, no less. One to embody the power, the other to crave it. |
Originally posted by Darkstar111 Can't we say that about features in just about every pay to play MMO though? "Each is based off each other but each brings something new to the table...". I think we can, so by this definition Age of Conan, Warhammer Online, Lord of the Rings Online, World of Warcraft, among others should all be considered groundbreaking.
I never played Lotro, but I dont think anyone will be taking features from AoC or WAR and bring them further. Apart from the city building in AoC most of their features where pretty much the wow template, granted a few improvements here and there, but very few things id call groundbreaking. hmm, maybe the Public Quest system in WAR, that was groundbreaking. The housing in AoC was a step back, im sorry but Shadowbane did it better. Having every guild have its own instance town creates thousands of empty little instances with buildings in them. Making the Battlekeeps almost pointless, why risk that much on a town u can loose when u can have a safe town all for urself? The benefits of the Battlekeep where negligable.
In Darkfall however EVERYTHING is ground breaking, every feature takes the template two or three steps further. Much more town construction possibilites then in Shadowbane, many more spells schools then UO and all the rest that makes the game unique today.
-Darkstar
Everything in Darkfall is groundbreaking?!! I will start my case with "Quests in Darkfall". I rest my case. |
Originally posted by Lashay
Wrong: DFO is an attempt at a next gen UO (pre UO:R) , from their own FAQ
"Darkfall was inspired by the pioneers of online role-playing games, such as Ultima Online, Everquest and Asheron’s Call"
And if you look at their updates over the years you will see constant references to UO
Yes inspired by. DFO has some elements from UO but here's the thing. It's more of an RTSFPSMMORPG. That isn't a copy of UO.
Inspired by and clone are two different things. |
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How can you judge something that hasn't even released yet? They had to redo the whole thing from scratch a while back, so I wouldn't call it a retarded term such as "Vaporware". So what if it isn't what you hoped for when it releases? QQ and quit complaining. |
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I'm a beta tester and Darkfall is and never was vaporware. The game has held every last promise that matters. OP is just a troll that wants to save face. |
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they turned off certain features in the BETA so they could get players to use other features that they wanted to be tested. as for everyone saying it sucks and it has crappy gameplay....either try the actual full retail release to see the true gameplay and then complain.....or shut the f*** up and get on with your life instead of wasting it b****ing about the BETA. |
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Originally posted by kavon425
Sorry bud. 6 days to launch. There is no "miracle" patch. The beta you are playing now, will be the beta you are paying for on the 25th. Sucks, don't it? |
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Originally posted by darkfire58
*sigh* Been proven already, many times over in many threads and straight out of Claus' mouth, the game was never redone from scratch. Catch up with the rest of the fanbots so you don't look silly with the next excuse. |
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Originally posted by Darkstar111 We had sandbox games before though. this isn't new. This isn't different. Eve also beat Darkfall to this "pioneering", UO beat it to most of the others.
This is true, but noone is making another EVE, or another UO. No point pioneering if noone will go there after u, then someone has to pioneer all over again, breaking ground again so to speak. Like the Vikings being the first ones to America.
-Darkstar
You cannot re-pioneer or re-break ground. Once it's been done, it's been done. Throw away whatever the hell you use for a dictionary and get a real one. |
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Originally posted by Zorvan
Sorry bud. 6 days to launch. There is no "miracle" patch. The beta you are playing now, will be the beta you are paying for on the 25th. Sucks, don't it?
talk your s*** after the game launches. so you should just go back to WoW and shut the f*** up |
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Originally posted by kavon425
talk your s*** after the game launches. so you should just go back to WoW and shut the f*** up I don't play WoW, for one. Nice of you to use the most worn out insult you could find though. Maybe next time you can call me something even more original, like "carebear" or "n00b". Maybe tell me how you're going to "pwn" me with your pixelated he-man. Pathetic. And just because you fail to see the truth through the Dorkfail blinders you have on, doesn't make it any less so. There is no miracle patch. what you see is what you are going to get on the 25th. That's if they manage to even launch on the 25th. they can't even handle simple pre-orders right. And since your e-peen doesn't frighten me, I think I'll retain my right to say what i want when i want within this sites' rules. Feel free to ignore me, but I do hope you'll continue to respond to me. i can use the good laughs. |
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