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1/15/13 10:29:28 AM#101
Originally posted by Cecropia
That really depends on your definition of "done right" and "symbiotic relationship". I tried EVE multiple times and could not continue to play the game due to the way PvP completely dominates the PvE aspects of the game and is in fact a parasite that poisons the PvE side of EVE. |
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1/15/13 1:07:34 PM#102
I wouldn't call what we have now the golden age...Maybe the age of opportunity or something like that....Theres alot more available than ever and quite a bit of it is free to try at least.....Games like SWTOR and TSW certainly aren't what I would consider golden age type of games though.....I wouldn't play either one for free tbh.
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1/15/13 1:26:14 PM#103
Originally posted by g4m3sh4rk Horde VS. Alliance is NOT PvE .. fyi.. The game was designed to pit one side vs. the other.. Now when I can freely group with ANY race I want, then come talk to me :) |
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1/15/13 1:27:50 PM#104
Originally posted by Cecropia Sorry.. Epic Fail.. Eve does not give me the 100% FREEDOM to go or do anything without the fear of being ganked by another player... Try again |
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1/15/13 1:30:50 PM#105
Originally posted by Rydeson Swg did this well. And protected pve players well. Hell I even remember grouping with flagged players from the other faction and we got along fine. It realy depends on the community also. Few other games mix pvp and pve well, but not many. They try to separate the masses now it feels like. |
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1/15/13 1:33:13 PM#106
I agree but mainly because I think all MMOs are getting too simple and console-ified.
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1/15/13 1:47:01 PM#107
Originally posted by Rydeson Growing to less than 500K? That kind of snail growth is not success .. just non-failure. Maple Story is a success. LOL is a success. WOT is a success. Eve .. not so much in comparison. |
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Lord.Bachus
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1/15/13 1:47:39 PM#108
Originally posted by eddieg50 I do agree with you, but most people on mmorpg.com seem to have grown tired of the genre...
Best MMO experiences : EQ(PvE), DAoC(PvP), WoW(total package) |
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1/15/13 1:55:57 PM#109
Originally posted by eddieg50 So you agree your opinion is totally wrong then? |
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1/15/13 3:44:28 PM#110
Originally posted by nariusseldon You always leave out Farmville. BEST AND MOST SUCCESSFUL MMO EVER!!! |
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1/15/13 3:47:35 PM#111
Originally posted by Grixxitt hmm .. it is a "social network" game, by definition. But certainly it was (i dunno if it still is) certainly more successful than Eve, and many MMOs. And don't forget LOL, which is bigger than WOW. If you want to include Farmville, may as well count LOL. |
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1/15/13 3:50:58 PM#112
Originally posted by nariusseldon Well you count LOL and D3 in any MMO discussion, you leave yourself open to FarmVille.
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1/16/13 4:39:19 AM#113
By the gods of our MMO pantheons do not leave us open to Farmville!
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1/16/13 10:58:28 AM#114
Originally posted by ObiClownobi Yes, and i am more than happy to discuss farmville. However, do note that i did, from time to time, note that D3 is not a MMO but the playstyle is close. In terms of farmville, since you don't kill stuff there, i would not say the same. So i suppose it is true that farmville is a very successful non-combat MMO.
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1/16/13 11:04:23 AM#115
Originally posted by Theodwulf Completely agree with this one. |
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1/16/13 2:36:44 PM#116
Originally posted by Loktofeit YOU SAY IT BRO! :=) |
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Loktofeit
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EVE in 2013 - DUST 514, CSM8, Fanfest, 10th Anniversary, Uprising, Odyssey. Gonna be a good year :) |
1/16/13 2:46:20 PM#117
Originally posted by Rydeson Unless you are the only one playing, such a system cannot exist, at least not in a universally enjoyable form, as the places you want to go and the things you want to do will most certainly conflict with where others want to go and what they want to do, no? filmoret: One thing I have never figured out is why the game devs hardly ever fix simple problems that arise. It is like they don't care about the pvp community. Nitth: What makes you so sure its a simple fix? filmoret: Because most of them are. Sometimes its just changing a number in a code string other times its creating a few variables. However none of them should take over a few hours of coding. |
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Yamota
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1/16/13 2:50:55 PM#118
No, just no. MMORPG were about creating virtual worlds which you live in rather than being the center of the world where you are the hero, savior etc. That idea has been hijacked by big money corps who are taking a single player game and putting it on a central server and then label it an MMORPG. And at the same time there isn't a single well funded, triple A sandbox MMORPG short of Eve which is a very nische type of MMO and also years and years old. So no, this is not the golden age of MMO's, it is the dark ages of MMO's. |
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1/16/13 3:03:10 PM#119
Originally posted by Yamota Says you? There is no "virtual world" in "MMORPG" .. but the word "game" is there. No one says you have to have a virtual world. It is just games with lots of players, who can play together. It is the golden age precisely because devs realize that they are not shackled by having to have a virtual world all the time. |
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1/16/13 3:10:25 PM#120
Originally posted by nariusseldon Yes. That's it. Now it all makes sense. This is the reason that the genre is currently experiencing it's golden age. Wow "I agree that "unimaginable complexity" is absurd, but so is comparing a single player game to an mmo. It's like comparing masturbation to sex, they are similar in some respects, but really are not comparable." -jimdandy26 |
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