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JiuJitsu

Novice Member

Joined: 7/08/09
Posts: 93

 
7/13/09 8:05:02 PM#1

Hey Guys! I'm a huge MMORPG fan so I was just wondering what do you like most about MMORPG games? Don't be shy!!

Czzarre

Apprentice Member

Joined: 9/10/07
Posts: 3435

MMORPG Character Monuments

...When its time for your character to take a well deserved rest...

7/13/09 8:37:07 PM#2

Here is what people look for when they search for new MMORPGs.

Based on over 15,000 searches from the MMORPG Finder. the bottom 4 graphs

DATA

LynxJSA

Elite Member

Joined: 10/08/05
Posts: 2186

7/13/09 8:48:28 PM#3

Player interaction, community building and emergent behavior.

Josher

Elite Member

Joined: 7/25/03
Posts: 1418

7/13/09 11:22:28 PM#4

 Exploring a new world while leveling up.

brostyn

Hard Core Member

Joined: 1/29/04
Posts: 2260

Cynical? Me? Never.

7/13/09 11:34:23 PM#5
Originally posted by LynxJSA

Player interaction, community building and emergent behavior.

 

He said it better than I could have.

pleasenjoi93

Novice Member

Joined: 5/10/09
Posts: 71

The believer is happy, the skeptic is wise.

7/13/09 11:35:50 PM#6

The lack of an end.

"...these forums are like soap operas"-Nihce

neosapience

Apprentice Member

Joined: 7/17/04
Posts: 84

7/13/09 11:41:46 PM#7

PvP is the main reason I play online games. I won't touch an MMO that doesn't have it. After that, I'd say that immersion is a big factor for me. Ambiance, realism, npc interaction, etc... all have to feel right. Also, character customization is a huge factor (and I'm not just talking about looks).

 

Things I absolutely hate are grinding and gear based, cookie-cutter game mechanics. I can pretty much work around anything else.

Loke666

Elite Member

Joined: 10/29/07
Posts: 3410

7/13/09 11:49:34 PM#8
Originally posted by pleasenjoi93

The lack of an end.

 

Not me, I like endings, some games like Daoc and Guildwars have an ending.

I like to spend time with fun people, whatever they are my IRL friends or just fun people from other side of the globe.

I like the co-operative play.

But mostly I like the fct that I don' have to spend a month to get some friends to play a certain time and then everybody jumps of the campaign like in pen and paper RPGs.

To turn it around, I however don't like the fact that MMOs are so like eachother, pen and paper RPGs varies a lot both in systems and in worlds but almost all MMOs uses basicly the same system and are rather close to eachother in most ways.

Loke666

Elite Member

Joined: 10/29/07
Posts: 3410

7/13/09 11:50:56 PM#9
Originally posted by neosapience

Things I absolutely hate are grinding and gear based, cookie-cutter game mechanics. I can pretty much work around anything else.

 

To be a little OT here, didn't you just mention all MMOPs except Guildwars????

Greenie

Novice Member

Joined: 1/28/04
Posts: 499

7/14/09 12:08:39 AM#10

Group based pvp. I like getting a few friends together forming a solid team and tearing shit up.

Sucks losing, but you can't win them all. hehe

Scottc

Hard Core Member

Joined: 12/28/05
Posts: 464

7/14/09 12:14:41 AM#11

There's always something to do.  The reliance on players to create content (via wars and politics) allows for a massive amount of replayability with extreme challenge and very little repetition.  In the event that there are no wars going on in your general area, you can go out and explore, read the lore, build your character, and increase your stockpile of equipment by killing monsters, crafting, or trading.

thorwood

Advanced Member

Joined: 10/04/07
Posts: 377

7/14/09 12:25:50 AM#12

I like:

  • PvE
  • Developing my toon.  This development must have multiple goals.  Examples of different goals include levels, crafting, improving statistics, gear, quests.  It cannot be be  just improving levels and gear. An example of a one dimensional character development would be endgames where the only objective is gear.
  • I like exploring new areas
  • I must be able to solo

Above all, the gameplay must be fun.

JiuJitsu

Novice Member

Joined: 7/08/09
Posts: 93

 
7/27/09 4:40:07 PM#13

yeah i really love exploring in rpg games... something about the scenary makes it very interesting but most importantly, pvp.. loves facing other players in any game... makes it a lot more interesting.  Also, PvE is good too... love seeing and fighting bossess to see how strong they really are in the game

GreenChaos

Apprentice Member

Joined: 10/21/06
Posts: 2255

7/27/09 4:54:16 PM#14
Originally posted by JiuJitsu

What do you like most about MMORPG games?

 

PvP, roleplay and community which MUDs do better. 

 

reimaru

Apprentice Member

Joined: 7/12/09
Posts: 138

7/27/09 7:42:30 PM#15

large scale pvp battles, less grinding, more things you can do aside from grinding (crafting, mini games, etc.), unique gameplay and also a killer soundtrack

cukimunga

Elite Member

Joined: 4/03/05
Posts: 1736

Hey same car

7/27/09 7:50:25 PM#16

I like grouping with people, RP, open world PvP.  Quests with cut scenes, I get tired of reading a damn scroll popup. Awesome main storyline.

"So I slathered the bat with wesson oil and cream cheese." Johnny Tug

SuperHans

Apprentice Member

Joined: 11/28/06
Posts: 73

7/27/09 8:12:18 PM#17

Because I grew tired of playing singleplayer games. 

I'm just cool like that.

tupodawg999

Apprentice Member

Joined: 12/10/08
Posts: 279

7/27/09 8:18:37 PM#18

Exploring mostly, not being boxed in.

tyntu12

Novice Member

Joined: 6/25/09
Posts: 14

"These are my principles; if you don't like them, I have others." -Groucho Marx

7/28/09 6:01:50 AM#19
Originally posted by thorwood

I like:

  • PvE
  • Developing my toon.  This development must have multiple goals.  Examples of different goals include levels, crafting, improving statistics, gear, quests.  It cannot be be  just improving levels and gear. An example of a one dimensional character development would be endgames where the only objective is gear.
  • I like exploring new areas
  • I must be able to solo

Above all, the gameplay must be fun.

 

Exactly! I also like the feeling of being part of a community. The especially intense arguments concerning who would win in a fist fight, Picard or Kirk, really make my day.

mikepatson

Apprentice Member

Joined: 6/23/09
Posts: 40

7/28/09 6:37:58 AM#20

For me it's being part of a bigger whole, connecting with friends and making new ones in guilds. I also like the loot, I love levelling up and just collecting new items/gear/rares...there's something about that which is priceless - especially when you get a unique item.

 

I am also big on team play, so any MMO with PvE and cooperative trading and so on, that's great in my book.

mortharx

Novice Member

Joined: 1/15/07
Posts: 294

7/28/09 12:08:08 PM#21

Freedom. PVP. Unpredictability. Danger. Challenge...

Well theres a few.

R.I.P Chikaca Whachuchu

linren

Apprentice Member

Joined: 7/25/09
Posts: 441

7/28/09 12:28:17 PM#22

Making my epeen as big as humanly possible.

Not really, the real reason for me has to be player affirmation.  When a funny moment happens, you can't share it in a single player game, but in a mmorpg it is possible to share that experience with others.  When many people perceive the same event, that event is in fact much more meaningful than just one person witness it alone.  it can be about anything whether it is good or bad.

campestre

Novice Member

Joined: 5/22/04
Posts: 2

7/28/09 12:32:41 PM#23

A good and balanced PvP, based on players skills

JiuJitsu

Novice Member

Joined: 7/08/09
Posts: 93

 
8/19/09 8:27:52 PM#24

yeahhh! grouping with other players in the game is very exciting while battling those strong bosses - making new friends and sharing your experience of mmo to them - and yes i agree, amazing pvp, less grinding, enjoyable soundtrack, and an interesting storyline win my vote - i hate reading those long storyline when they can condense it to half the length!

skeaser

Hard Core Member

Joined: 6/13/07
Posts: 1315

Don't die mad, just die.

8/19/09 8:31:47 PM#25

People.


A casual stroll through the lunatic asylum shows that faith does not prove anything.
-Friedrich Nietzsche

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