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MMORPG.com has teamed up with City State Entertainment to bring our readers an exclusive developer blog to talk more about the just-announced Kickstarter campaign for "Camelot Unchained" (working title). Check out the first installment and then join the discussion in the comments!
Read more of Mark Jacobs' Camelot Unchained: A New Beginning. Associate Editor: MMORPG.com |
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2/05/13 8:18:10 AM#2
The only way you can prove you've changed is by your actions in the future. DAoC was amazing. Keep up the positive news.
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2/05/13 8:37:59 AM#3
At first glance I thought DAoC was going F2P. I got excited. Then got sad.
Currently Playing: Path of Exile, Everquest |
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2/05/13 8:47:54 AM#4
Time moves on and people change and grow. None of us are the same people we were ten years ago. I appreciate Mr Jacobs taking the time to share his insight with us. Too often people tend to forget that there are living breathing human beings on the other side of the internet gulf, and that those people have the same hopes, dreams, fears, failings and feelings as the rest of us.
What's past is past Mr. Jacobs. And while I'm sure there will be some who will want to continue to dwell there, I hope your new game turns out to be everything you wish it to be. My only advice would be to always remember that actions speak louder than words. So ignore those that want to drag you back to what was and instead focus on making the best game you know how to, and let that project do your speaking for you.
“Not even Jove can please all, whether he rains or does not rain.” —Theognis |
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2/05/13 8:50:43 AM#5
I wouldn't want an exact daoc replacement, mix it up a bit.
E.g. go 4 factions (e.g. Romans), or stick with 3 but also have a ffa / gvg frontier where players build forts, add mounted combat in the vein of chivalry, mount & blade or war of the roses, or move it to a different timeline like middle ages instead of dark ages, heck get wild and fast forward to daoc40k or something. |
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2/05/13 8:50:57 AM#6
Why Two articles? The first one is where people are commneting, but oh well.
"Not even a cray super computer can make this game run well. Thats what happens when you code an MMO in pascal. " - miglor |
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Originally posted by NC-John This is a blog article by Mr. Jacobs. The other is the simple announcement of the game. :) Associate Editor: MMORPG.com |
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2/05/13 8:57:08 AM#8
I have higher hopes for Matt Firor and TESO than Mark Jacobs and this game, but I'll stay tuned to see how it develops.
CU FP#0: The game must be fun. This overrides all the other FPs. Interested in: TESO, Wildstar, CU |
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2/05/13 9:05:27 AM#9
My only reaction is: "Spiritual Successor to DAoC. Again?" What is this, the tenth developer trying this sell? |
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2/05/13 9:13:45 AM#10
I enjoyed WAR, you guys did alot of things right, the classes in that game are some of the most fun classes in any MMORPG I've played and I really like that the classes aren't directly mirrored on both factions. For me it was primarily in the performance of the game with desynching etc that WAR failed to live up to expectations. Three factions would also have improved the RvR I believe.
I hope you guys will put alot of effort into making sure Camelot unchained runs smoothly, it's very important for an MMO and it's the aspect where WoW really shines imo. I have no experience in game development so it's easy for me to say but harder to do I suppose since many MMO's have problems with it.
Good luck with the new game! |
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2/05/13 9:29:21 AM#11
Mark Jacobs said it best re: F2P vs Subscription! I really wish ALL game developers thought this way!
What business model (i.e., free-to-play, buy to play, subscription) are you looking at for this game? Source: http://massively.joystiq.com/2013/02/05/rvr-unchained-mark-jacobs-returns-to-camelot/ |
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2/05/13 9:31:05 AM#12
Originally posted by SBFord Don't mind me still working on my first cup of coffee :P "Not even a cray super computer can make this game run well. Thats what happens when you code an MMO in pascal. " - miglor |
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2/05/13 9:35:45 AM#13
Awesome. I can't wait to see what you put together. Hey, everyone makes mistakes and as long as you learn from them you come out a better person. Now all you have to do is make a kick ass game :) Love 3 faction games, glad to see them coming back.
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2/05/13 10:05:36 AM#14
"I've also always been willing to go out among the players and speak to them..." Maybe a bit more "with" instead of "to"? That might have helped DAoC stay on course...just a thought. |
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2/05/13 10:21:28 AM#15
This will be epic, DAOC 2 woooaahhh! played daoc a few years ago but it was pretty much a graveyard.
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2/05/13 10:55:26 AM#16
I think this Kickstarter will definitely get my money. God dammned, I'm quite easy to hype with anything related to DAOC! Playing: TSW, SWTOR, FM2013 |
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2/05/13 10:56:43 AM#17
Originally posted by gwei1984 It's a curse all old DAoC vets share. Reclaiming the lost glory of true PvP. Currently Playing: Path of Exile, Everquest |
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2/05/13 11:14:12 AM#18
I got 200 bucks mark that was for the beer fund, will be checking your site finding ways to get it to you. this sounds pretty amazing, i feel giddy with excitement for some reason.
"Not even a cray super computer can make this game run well. Thats what happens when you code an MMO in pascal. " - miglor |
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azzamasin
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Joined: 6/06/12
We live in a fantasy world, a world of illusion. The great task in life is to find reality. |
2/05/13 11:25:44 AM#19
I'll stick with Elder Scrolls Online for the time being as first I feel it has the money to back up its talk and I do not trust an indie game to deliver and secondly Matt Firor was the man behind DAoC's RvR success and Mark was responsible for the game following the ToA debacle. For now my $$$ is behind soemthing that can be backed but I'll pay close attention to this new game.
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McGamer
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Joined: 7/24/05
"Fear leads to Anger, Anger leads to Hate, Hate leads to Suffering" -Master Yoda |
2/05/13 11:28:16 AM#20
Originally posted by Icewhite The difference is that Mark Jacobs was apart of the original DAoC team. So if anyone is going to create a spiritual successor to DAoC, it would be the former lead designer of that same game. Which is Mark Jacobs. |