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Originally posted by Methos12 A merger between Crowd Control Productions and White Wolf, Inc. was announced at the annual Eve Online fanfest in Reykjavík, Iceland, in November 2006. As part of the deal, it was announced that White Wolf would be adapting the Eve Online intellectual property into a RPG, and CCP explicitly stated "There will be a World of Darkness Online", referring to a MMORPG version of the game. According to the latest news, work has already begun on the WoD MMORPG and full time production is to commence within the year and launch in 4–5 years.[3] Full production of the WoD MMORPG will start March 2009 after the Eve Online expansion is finished according to CCP. [
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TES:Oblivion. |
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Definitely Suikoden. Mmm Xenogears would be sick too.. |
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Originally posted by Simsu
Ahh.. Dragon Warrior 3.. Great, great game, with good memories. I'd second that. Suikoden |
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Why would you want to take the rich story and experience of a single player rpg and turn it into a succession of kill/fedex quests and pointless zerg pvp? A better question would be which mmo would you like to be made into a single player rpg. |
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Ramonski7
Elite Member
Joined: 5/21/03
"A wise man has something to say, but a fool just has to say something." |
Wow i can't believe no one mentioned one of the coolest Genesis games out there: Shadowrun would make a sweet MMO. Also see:
Wow what are these gaming companies thinkin! They have goldmines on their hands! ![]() "Small minds talk about people, average minds talk about events, great minds talk about ideas." |
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DEUS EX! |
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7th saga |
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Mechwarrior/Battletech? Seems like a universe that is MMO ready (crafting, mercenary work, different factions, etc.) |
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for rpg : eye of the beholder for non rpg : elite |
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Originally posted by AtPlay
i think there may be one already in development |
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My top 5 would be: Mass Effect Neverwinter Nights Oblivion/Morrowind Fallout Planescape (oldie but goodie) |
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Seriously, I think mmo developers need to stop thinking of RPGs when they design their games. Staying true to an RPG is what's hurting the genre at this point. They need to think outside the box and really start to utilize the amount of players on the server and stop trying to create an engrossing single player RPG experience because it usually fails. With that said, I think a game like GTA has some serious potential (see APB). Also, maybe a game like Left 4 Dead or even a serious war game like Call of Duty might be good candidates. When I think of an RPG, I think of a game that I usually want to play by myself and get deep into the story. No mmo I have ever played has done that for me. |
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Diablo. The Witcher.
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Sir-Tech's Wizardry I'm normally not a fan of class-based MMOs, but Wizardry has an open enough lore to work with. Cool races like the Umpani, T'Rang, Trynnie/Rattkin (or dare we.... Helazoid?). An established spell system, oldschool item system, and an entire section of a planet to build out from.
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Dragon Quest |
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I fully support Mass Effect and The Elderscrolls MMOs, but I wish to suggest a new contender which I think could be original:
Something based on Castle Crashers could be tons of fun if you expand it with larger environments, get a gear system going, etc. |
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Old SNES/Genesis Shadowrun.
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Mass Effect |
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Any single player rpg ever made for all I care. As long as it has PVP, a reason to PVP, and no ending. Though I have always thought that Hardwar would make an amazing mmo. :P "It is in your nature to do one thing correctly; Before me, you rightfully tremble. But, fear is not what you owe me. You owe me awe." ~Francis Dolarhyde |
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Definitely Elder Scrolls. |
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I've always thought Diablo would of been a better mmo then warcraft... :/ |
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Xcom - Ufo Defense Might & Magic Traveler - original universe. Any of the old gold box series for the C64. Autoduel - been tried once but just didn't catch on. Magic Candle Buck Rogers Dead Man's Hand Fantasy General Freespace Freelancer
Just a few ip's that might be able to be spun into a world ala Warcraft.
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I'd pick Civ4 and Age of Wonders, even though they are Turn Based Strategy and not RPG. I think they would make fantastic MMOs. If I had to choose a RPG, I would go with GTA or Fallout3.
For the guy who said The Witcher, at first I thought it might be cool, but then, wouldn't everyone be Witchers? hehe
For those people saying Diablo, I have to say World of Warcraft is alot more similar to Diablo than Warcraft. |
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Farrox
Novice Member
Joined: 4/06/09
"To go wrong in one's own way is better than to go right in someone else's." - Fyodor Dostoevsky |
Not that I think it will happen anytime in the near future, but I think it would be awesome if they turned a 2D or 3D platformer into a sort of playground MMO. Not your traditional life-drainer, but more of a drop-in quick play style thing. I'm thinking : Prince of Persia - Following the plot of the new game, maybe have two warring factions. Won't comment further on the offchance it spoils story for someone waiting for the game to hit the ~$10 retail throwaway bin. Obviously everyone wouldn't be the Prince, Elika, Farah or any character of past or present story significance. I'm thinking either a guild of thieves or a resisting city vs. ____ Perhaps the game would have an emphasis on user-generated content with player-created dungeons filled with traps, treasure, etc. Think CoH/CoV mission architect. Mirror's Edge - Cops and Runners. Ghost tag. Lotsa possibilities. More of an FPS than adventure game. There are action heavy MMOs, both P2P and F2P, but I don't know of any that involve platforming or traversing obstacles other than the occassional mounted-fence leap done for dramatic effect/shits n' giggles. Maybe Dragonica Online♠ will humor me with some obstacles to get around when THQ/ICE releases it. And I second Icewind Dale. Not sure about NWN, the sequel was so bug-ridden, I don't trust them to maintain something MMO sized, heh. |