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the question asked by the OP is moot because of the 2 false premises it is based on 
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stayontarget
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Joined: 10/04/08
Girlfriends come and go but Epic battles are Soulbound |
Originally posted by billybob77 the hype meter at mmorpg always will spike for a new game, even if it's a ways away from CB. No biggie really. |
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It pleases me to see ppl are still as stupid as OP and Albos... If u don't know what an MMO(RPG) is, then i suggest u check wiki for it. "Massively multiplayer online role-playing game (commonly abbreviated MMORPG) is a genre of computer role-playing games in which a very large number of players interact with one another within a virtual game world. As in all RPGs, players assume the role of a fictional character (often in a fantasy world), and take control over many of that character's actions. MMORPGs are distinguished from single-player or small multi-player RPGs by the number of players, and by the game's persistent world, usually hosted by the game's publisher, which continues to exist and evolve while the player is away from the game."
If u read that, then u know that Guild Wars has all of that aspects. If u don't like it, then go back to your Playstation and shut up. Sure, it does some things differently, but does that mean it isn't an mmorpg? There are plenty of ppl who don't like WoW , and prefer the GW system. It doesnt have 5 million players for nothing, u know... I just can't stand it when ppl are just making these useless threads for a game they don't even like (?) and flame them. Does it bother you that other ppl like other games than the ones u like?  |
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I loved GW because of the low level cap. I know most of you don't have a job and have loads of time on your hands, but some of us actually work and only get a couple hours a day free to play.... |
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below is taken from the FAQ from the official site
Will Guild Wars 2 be an MMO? How is Guild Wars 2 different from other MMOs?
and yes its a rpg too , as in diffrent classes = a.k.a. role u play in a persistant world
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Originally posted by billybob77
GW2 will be like typical MMO - with persistent seamless world. ______\m/_____ |
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Originally posted by mechtech256 yep your right,arenanet was probably laughed at when they proposed their model to ncsoft but gw1 is their succes and it was a big succes,so now with the full might of ncsoft behind them not just a half-assed effort we will get an sawsome game from arenanet why im so obviously seperating arenanet from ncsoft try arenanet game then try lineage 2 or aion in my view gw(arenanet)is a better game then ncsoft game )hell its what 3 years old 4 years. aion is bran new. i do hope arenanet,give us world pvp ,blizzard would hear none of it when they released wow in my view world pvp would be nice,as long as the gankers get a debuff auto that isnt applied on one condition,i f your doing a pvp quest ,but only untill you killed the pvp you needed then you become a ganker again(debuffed to 50% attack power ,50% of your normal health |
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deviliscious
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Joined: 11/09/07
"Adjusts ponytails and pulls the lollipop out of my mouth" |
Oh wow.. so much misinformation on this thread. First, Guildwars2 will be an MMORPG. It will have a Persistant world, multiple classes and races to role play, world vs world massive PVP, Guild vs Guild PVP, quests, dungeons, and as mentioned by developers, other things to do that are not combat related. From their description, You will be able to hang out chatting with friends in the persistant world doing other things as well as fight along side them , or with them in battle if you so choose.
I do not think this game is overhyped, if anything, it is under hyped. Why Am I so hyped about this game? First off we have a quality game being presented to us from the creators of Battlenet. Arena Net has taken a different approach to their games than most companies, by actually using player feedback to create their game. They listened to what the players said they wanted from playing Guild Wars 1 and are implementing those things in Guild wars2. This is a company that ACTUALLY puts players first. Yes, they are for real. Instead of overcharging players, they instead gave real cash prizes and no monthly subs. Who else brings quality like that and real player rewards to gamers without charging a monthly fee?! Guild wars 1 was their first attempt at anything remotely like an mmo, and it was an excellent game. Beautifully done, thought out quests, great storyline, most balanced pvp I have seen in the industry. They accomplished something with Guildwars that I had not seen in the industry, they presented a polished amazing game without the monthly subs that gave players the choice of jumping right in to play, or working their way through the quests and PVE content. You never had to do a quest if you chose not to. It was not heavily based on items or combat lvls, instead based on real strategy and real player ability. Every class could be played well if you knew what you were doing, unlike most games where one class is overpowered and there is no point in being any other class long term in the game. I am excited about the world vs world pvp that is the mists where any or all players on one world will battle another world for resources for that world. Their implementation of their new event system that is determined by what the players do on the world is going to be really amazing! From the way they explained it, if players kill all of the centaurs on the world, for example the centaurs will not lead an assault on the player fortifications, but if the players do not kill enough centaurs, the centaurs will not only attack their fortifications, they will then continue to take them over and hold the fort unless players stop them, and none of the regular NPCs from that fortification will return until the players themselves actually mount an attack and retake the fortification. This type of player driven event system is exactly what games need right now., this will make the " predictable persistant world" more unpredictable, and will allow for players to actually affect what happens in the game itself. The problem with most MMORPGS is the predictability, and if they accomplish what they are setting out to do here with this game it will definately change that. For Arena Net to bring us a polished, solid game with multiple PVP and PVE features as well as combat and noncombat activities without Monthly subs and a player interactive persistant world with a great storyline and questing system is amazing. I think this game deserves a high hype rating, and I am confident that they are one of the only ones in the industry that could even pull something like this off. For those of us that have been following this game since prior to the postponement of the 2008 Beta, we have good reason to be excited about this game. If they pull this off, they could set a new standard in MMORPGS. With Arena Net, you actually get MORE than you pay for, in terms of quality, service, and enjoyable gameplay. Their customer service was the best I have ever receievd in the industry, and they do not even charge you monthly for it!
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Originally posted by billybob77 Where do you fall out of?
It will be a FULLY PERSISTENT WORLD. What part of that do you not understand?
And considering it has an official wiki, official website and a trailer, I think you're just too lazy to read anything.   |
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Just when I thought people couldn't get any dumber, the internet proves me wrong again. The hype on GW2 is so high because GW1 was an amazing game. Guild Wars is, in my opinion, still the best MMORPG available, it's free to play after buying the box, isn't a grindfest, and has a unique and genuinely awesome skill system. If Guild Wars 2 is anything like GW1, with the addition of a persistent world, it will be an amazing game. If anything, I would argue that this game is under hyped. I think this game will be much better than the other top hype contenders. The real question is, why do you care about the GW2 hype? Tried: LotR, CoH, AoC, WAR, Jumpgate Classic |
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It is, quite simply, overhyped. ------------------- |
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Originally posted by dynamo122
yeah because wow is the best game ever... seriosly.. Retired From: L2, SWG, RFO, WoW, War |
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Originally posted by majinant
Oh S*** not this again Massively and Mutiplayer go togetther. Guild Wars is a Diablo Clone. Guild Wars is a Online RPG, not a MMO. It lacks Massive Mutiplay Gameplay. Even the Developers say it's not a MMO. GW2 is |
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Not an MMo wow...Failure righ there OP ...but I won't linger on that since many people already called you out on that.
next...yah umm the first Guild Wars was massively popular.....sold lots and lots of boxes. what that equals to is success and Anet is full of it. Anet has developers from all over and even some from WOW and EQ. The Guild Wars F2P model IMO has been the only MMO to implement it correctly and has not abused it's powers. Millions of players from All over the world are eagerly awaiting GW2 why? Because the Guild Wars franchise is freaking awesome, the PVP is balance and the PVE is excellent, get a clue dude. |
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Originally posted by billybob77
FYI, the fact that GW2 was in production was well known over a year ago, it was not a big secret. The fact that tons of people knew about it's development but no official announcments on it besides the fact that it exists made people extremely hyped. Hence why alot of people are rating it highly now that it is finally officially announced and going to be a "Open world". I personally, could not play GW1 for over 6 months because of heavy instancing and fact that after you play through the story, all you had was PVP, though watching other top ranking guilds duke it out was very fun. GW in itself was a amazing game and very fun storyline/gameplay. If they add more seamless world that players can interact together without having to group up just to explore together, then this will be awsome it it's anything similar to GW1.
Some people only talk sh!t online. I'll talk sh!t online and i'll say it to your face. |
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Originally posted by tro44_1
Oh S*** not this again Massively and Mutiplayer go togetther. Guild Wars is a Diablo Clone. Guild Wars is a Online RPG, not a MMO. It lacks Massive Mutiplay Gameplay. Even the Developers say it's not a MMO. GW2 is
Ummm... lmao. Guess you have never played diablo!
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Originally posted by tro44_1
Oh S*** not this again Massively and Mutiplayer go togetther. Guild Wars is a Diablo Clone. Guild Wars is a Online RPG, not a MMO. It lacks Massive Mutiplay Gameplay. Even the Developers say it's not a MMO. GW2 is mm go on the net and search how arena net define gw1 they stated repetedly this isnt a mmorpg i dont recall the exact letter but i do know it was never a mmorpg even if everybody think it is
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Originally posted by drbaltazar mm go on the net and search how arena net define gw1 they stated repetedly this isnt a mmorpg i dont recall the exact letter but i do know it was never a mmorpg even if everybody think it is
The reason? Because if they said MMORPG, you all would riot and complain that it isn't. It is, it has a mass amount of players online that can move about together. Just because the world outside cities is made for your group does not mean it is not an MMO. |
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Originally posted by Albos I remember playing a necromancer. This was not roleplaying? You mean I really WAS a necromancer? Woah. |
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The hype is not that high. It would be even higher if there were not so many people hyping it as a 1 in order to make it lower because they did not like the first GW game, or they hate NCSoft, or whatever. The hype is high for a reason. GW was amazing. Arenanet are the people that made Warcraft. This will be an MMO with an open world and serious thought given to not making it the same drivel as other games. Deal with it. Please support games that deliver a new and innovative experience. Eve, Ryzom, Ultima Online, Fallen Earth, Asheron's Call, Darkfall, Wurm and, other similar games deliver immersive Worlds, not Maps with mini-games or killing with no story. Even if you do not like the games themselves, support and appreciate the effort of developers to try something new. |
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Originally posted by Thrawl I remember playing a necromancer. This was not roleplaying? You mean I really WAS a necromancer? Woah.
act dumb as much as you want you know what i ment and that is rpg = role playing game true but also means a game that takes you a certain amount of time to cap not 1-20 in a day or 2 and then play the game like a fps in pvp |
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albos, why are you here? |
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Originally posted by Albos
act dumb as much as you want you know what i ment and that is rpg = role playing game true but also means a game that takes you a certain amount of time to cap not 1-20 in a day or 2 and then play the game like a fps in pvp I guess I missed where your definition of RPG came from, could you give me that link? |
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Originally posted by Albos
act dumb as much as you want you know what i ment and that is rpg = role playing game true but also means a game that takes you a certain amount of time to cap not 1-20 in a day or 2 and then play the game like a fps in pvp No... It doesn't. Nowhere in RPG does it state that such a game must make you level up for X amount of time. Do you want a wiki article? I like wiki articles. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Role-playing_game I ctrl + f 'd through that to save time, looking for level. Nowhere did it say anything about a necessary leveling system. I've read the entire thread up until now, and I've noticed you're trying to fight a lost battle. Seriously, admit defeat. It's great that you're sticking up for your... misinterpreted views, but you really ought to know when you're done.
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Originally posted by Albos
act dumb as much as you want you know what i ment and that is rpg = role playing game true but also means a game that takes you a certain amount of time to cap not 1-20 in a day or 2 and then play the game like a fps in pvp Are you an idiot? RPG = Grinding now? The fact that you could get from 1-20 in a day was one of GW's shining parts. Grinding is pointless and a boring waste of time. Guild Wars eliminated the grind, and let people spend most of their time actually playing the game. If you ever even played Guild Wars, you would know the levels meant nearly nothing after Factions came out. Progression came in the form of collecting skills and rare items. The reason why Guild Wars was able to eliminate the grind was because they had no monthly fee riding on the player being forced to play as long as possible. That is why you grind in other MMOs, it isn't because "thats an RPG!", it's to make you pay for as long as possible. Tried: LotR, CoH, AoC, WAR, Jumpgate Classic |
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