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Watching videos of Mortal Online, this game looks exactly like a prettier DFO, is this true? :s |
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12/05/09 1:23:54 PM#2
From what ive read this game is more based on UO so it has alot better pve and more sandbox elements than darkfall, the crafting is also suppose to be amazing. |
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12/05/09 1:34:36 PM#3
From what i have played the only pve involves animals that you can tame, and use to either make pets out of or grind weapon skills on. I havent played DF but most of MO is completely barren at the moment. I do hope they add some pve to this game. |
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12/05/09 6:42:18 PM#4
Originally posted by caalem I totally despise Dork-n-Fail after being in beta and playing for months before I quit, but that being said...... IT BEATS THE HELL OUT OF THIS LAME ASS EXCUSE FOR AN MMORPG. Before the sycophantic shillbots rise up against me, Block A here baby so I have seen this POS since the beginning and guess what? It still blows chunks. "If you were as smart as you think you are, you would realize that you are an idiot" |
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12/05/09 9:16:47 PM#5
Originally posted by gnomad1 I totally despise Dork-n-Fail after being in beta and playing for months before I quit, but that being said...... IT BEATS THE HELL OUT OF THIS LAME ASS EXCUSE FOR AN MMORPG. Before the sycophantic shillbots rise up against me, Block A here baby so I have seen this POS since the beginning and guess what? It still blows chunks.
What is wrong with it? I'm still trying to decide between buying DF now or wait for MO. -Computer specs no one cares about: check. -MMOs played no one cares about: check. -Xfire stats no one cares about: check. -Signature no one cares about: check. ------------------------------------------------------------ |
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12/05/09 10:06:26 PM#6
Originally posted by GPrestige
What is wrong with it? I'm still trying to decide between buying DF now or wait for MO.
If you have the cash. I would start with DF and wait for MO to fix it's bugs and content after it launches. DF is getting better with the last expansion. It is 90% PvP with 10% PvE for skilling up your character. Crafting is basic with the ability to harvest and make everything you need. That means the FFA doesn't mean much because you will have 20 sets of everything in the bank if you get killed. You can have housing, but it is limited to finding a deed. Then finding a plot to use it on. Combat is FPS based with an over the shoulder 3rd person melee combat. With the last expansion, there is more to combat than just skill up AOE magic, and kill everyone. Sieges and city ownership is the main focus of DF. Joining and helping a guild will be the best way to expierience DF. MO will have better crafting. Just weapon crafting alone will have up to 140 millions possible combinations. There is a skill cap so you have to decide what to work on and what type of player you want to be. Housing will be buying a recipe, finding a location and harvesting and building your house. Houses will be destrucable. Combat is much slower in MO than DF and is all FPV. It is more of a RPG style combat with a delay in swinging and blocking. PvE is non-existant at the moment, but may be introduced soon. Seige warfare will not be in at release, but you can build a guild city and protect it with your guild. Not much is working though. Most are placeholders or bugged in beta. Personally, I think MO will be a better over game in the future. It may not be for 6 months to a year after release though. Just my opinion only from what I have seen so far. “How many people long for that "past, simpler, and better world," I wonder, without ever recognizing the truth that perhaps it was they who were simpler and better, and not the world about them?” |
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12/05/09 11:56:24 PM#7
1. Skill Cap which is really important to give some variety to what people can, and more importantly can not be. 2. Better PvE,note please that at the current state of the BETA pve is not yet implemented |
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12/06/09 3:50:06 AM#8
3. a LOT better melee combat 4. a LOT better graphics 5. better animations 6. a LOT better sounds |
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12/06/09 4:00:37 AM#9
Originally posted by davidemo
Still a Df player and over 50 hours in MO beta i have to disagree with some of this.
Melee combat in MO is poor at best, there has not even been an attempt to balance it so troll more, hoping for that next update.
Graphics are great in MO, player models are the weakest aspect.
Most animation current in MO are buggy and broke. Have you even played it?
World sound is MO wins hands down over DF, i would go as far to say their sound tracks are well done as well.
MO is shaping up nicely. Darkfall is just now getting out of the buggy stage and feeling like a launch quality game. Expect a good 6-12 months for MO to reach this same stage and i think it can be a much better game to DF. It really just needs time to catch up.
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12/06/09 4:04:12 AM#10
Originally posted by marmoto
How can it have better pve when its not even in the game? lol
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12/06/09 4:28:57 AM#11
If plans hold true to MO there systems seem to be completely different.
While darkfall's player housing and city/hamlet placement and construction is static and preplanned, MO allows for them to be dropped anywhere with the only limitation being its proximity to NPC towns and the next closes house or village/city. Which is a huge feature bonus over what darkfall has to offer
Unlike darkfall, MO will only allow 3rd person View
Mounts in MO are consider pets: Can not be stored, can wear armor, can be killed, can attack to defend you on their own AI (will)
So far MO has a great head start on macro prevention. In guarded NPC cities you can be killed if you go afk, you much shout "guards" in chat if you want protection from there. You cant macro saying it either, as to false calls for help = them killing you. On top of that simple mouse clicker macros will not work because of many abilities needing the mouse click to be held to charge the ability. Very nice system so far...
Darkfall allows many things to be stored in banks or inventory for sieges. All siege weapons need to be crafted and rolled to the battlefield, much like a real war path.
The world is much more dynamic. If a scout spots a war path coming, he can give word in guild to take out bridges to slow them down. Their horses will not be able to cross and the incoming party will have to rebuild the bridge. Many things like this built into the world.
No world map is a really nice feature imo. Getting lost in an online world has not happened to me in a long time. While learning the current terrain is not hard, keeping your raiding party together take much more skill. Which will add huge benifit to those who can do it well.
Another huge advantage for the hardcore crowed is the local banking. Putting items in one bank only makes them accesssable from that particular bank.
There is much more....
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12/06/09 8:10:36 AM#12
MO is only first person view. And yes, in five or six months, the game will be great!! Now is a BETA that need a lot of testing ;) |
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12/06/09 8:30:00 AM#13
Mortal Online differs a lot from darkfall. You can burn me, but i wont die. |
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12/07/09 1:33:53 PM#14
Originally posted by gnomad1
That's not a proper trolling. Let me show you how to do it: That's how combat looks like in MO: www.youtube.com/watch BTW: I like DF, but will definitely try MO when it comes out.
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12/08/09 2:33:21 AM#15
Originally posted by gnomad1 I totally despise Dork-n-Fail after being in beta and playing for months before I quit, but that being said...... IT BEATS THE HELL OUT OF THIS LAME ASS EXCUSE FOR AN MMORPG. Before the sycophantic shillbots rise up against me, Block A here baby so I have seen this POS since the beginning and guess what? It still blows chunks.
I'm guessing you couldn't bother to read everything they said before clicking the buy button. -------- The most awesomest after school special T-shirt: |
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12/08/09 4:40:00 AM#16
Difference between DF and MO? Well DF has fans who hate MO and MO has fans that hate DF, simply. Basicly they are very same kind a games. Ignore most of comments since they seem to be "Oh it WILL be great" type fanboi comments. Currently MO is very simple and almost all things people are advertising are missing or just plain stubs. Everything is very basic and buggy, basicly you will be working as internal tester. So if you want to play NOW game full of hardcore asshole fanbois, FFA, "true" PvP and other hardcore shit: Go buy DF. MO won't be anywhere near same state until 6 months or so. My advice would be wait 6 months and then compare these two games, ofc it's highly possible that neither of them excists then. |
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12/08/09 4:46:14 AM#17
Originally posted by Sasami I'm not a hardcore DFO fanboi or anything.. But the game isnt that bad when it comes to the community. And as far as the game not being around in 6 months. Well the population of the server is more then healthy right now. There is no real shortage of players to play with and the political clan pvp action is in full force on the US1 server, so plenty of action to be found in the alliance wars. |
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12/08/09 4:49:00 AM#18
Imo MO looks more like oblivion then darkfall but they need to bugfix the game before release else It will be a huge dissapointment :S |
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12/08/09 5:35:51 AM#19
It's nothing like DF. DF was in development for almost 9 years, and has been released for 10 months now. Trolls are pathetic. |
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12/08/09 9:18:16 AM#20
I think most people except too much from an indy company. |
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