Originally posted by Starwars001

Bethesda fallout mmo, elder scrolls mmo?

 

What do you think? Bethesda has a huge sucess track of games? And its got ahuge fanbase, and produces some of the greatest single rpg 9the elder scrolls series).

If there's an elder scrolls MMO, call me. I'll leave every game imaginable for it.

WoW's #1 contender for killer = life with the assistance of hype. 

Expl.: MMO game's are in a depression at this moment. Two large forces are at war, Casual's and Legacy players. Their very existance brings a contradiction. Casual's want faster, newer gameplay, legacy's want slower, time-old gameplay. Companies are trying their damned best to cater to those two's needs. So much so it blinds them. They mash together a jumbled mess of color's that just suck features from other mainstream games and add some paint. However, there exist's one other group, the predecessor's of casual's; Niche players. Niche's play an MMO because they think it's fun, they support and hand over their money for subscription because they feel it will help development. They don't get caught up in the hype of another game's features or what it offers in contrast to their current game. They form guild's and assemble communities in low population games. They are mostly ignored in this battle. 

Titan. if anyone knows how to reach broad audience, it's Blizzard.

Originally posted by bugse82

Originally posted by SEANMCAD

I think there are a few critical points for a new MMO to be a WoW killer.

1. It cant be fantasy based. we all have fantasy fatigue.

2. Many of the features will have to work on a tablet as well as a console or PC. (the Full feature game will be the console and or PC, what I mean with the tablet is managing your house, market, garden whatever, low graphic type stuff). People who play farmville need a reason to stop playing farmville.

 

just about to say that farmville,  sims social and social games in general already killed wow :D.  

so killing wow is pretty abstract conception...:P

thats a good point...

I would like to see a game that has farmvill(ish) aspects to it but when you get home you can still crank up with super computer to play the same game but other parts of it.

I'd say someone who breaks into all blizzard studios, kills every employee and sets fire to the server farms.

No, wait scratch that. A new commecerial where Edward an Bella tell the audience they play WoW will kill WoW. 

wow is itself ... just look at diablo 3 they're so scared of simply canybalizing their own player base...that they rather console port it and wait until MoP is released before giving us D3.

I would be all over an Elder Scrolls MMO. Would be amazing.

Or a really well made Stargate MMO.

Diabetes is the biggest killer of WoW.

Truth aside.

As long as the industry wants to take advantage of this generation's style, we won't see a WoW killer.

Project Titan so far has the best chance.

Just cuz an Elder Scrolls MMO is a dream at this point (mostly due to the fact the tech that will be required isn't here yet) and I don't think a Fallout MMO would be as popular as expected.

I don't know. It will eventually happen.

I remember when MySpace was absolutely huge. MySpace this, MySpace that. So annoying. It just died over night it seemed - replaced by another form of social bacteria: facebook.

Bethesda are making a Fallout MMO after acquiring the rights to do so.

So, kinda.

Bethesda aquire Fallout MMO rights

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Originally posted by Vegetto
Bethesda are making a Fallout MMO after acquiring the rights to do so.

So, kinda.

Bethesda aquire Fallout MMO rights

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If you look at anything from ZeniMax tho', they just wanted to stop use of their owned copyrighted title Fallout. More so than just to stop Interplay from making a MMO so they can release a MMO.

We'll see another stand alone Fallout at least before they explore further the concept of a MMO.

Bethesda's working on a non-established IP MMO title first.

Depending on that I think, which probably started out as TES online 5 years ago but was aborted, and the success of the unique MMO. We'll see the more established IPs made into MMO titles. Probably when the economy turns around.