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2/14/13 12:31:16 PM#21
Originally posted by sxvs Its a bug with the forum setup that MMORPG uses, quoting yourself. Its what I call the "Chasing Amy syndrome". Where you are constantly looking for that one game that fits that feel for a perfect MMO. Often times we attribute this to the first major MMO we play and are addicted to. Kind of like that same feeling that drug users get after their first hit of something, how nothing after that is ever that good, and you keep trying till you get that feeling again. Like I still remember my first taste of M&Ms 30+ years ago at a birthday party. I have tried thousands of M&Ms and every so often I get a bag that tasted like that day. So much crap, so little quality. |
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2/14/13 1:00:26 PM#22
Honestly I'm in the same boat here as well. Just looking for that new game that will bring back that insatiable desire to play and experience a whole virtual world with friends and guildies. WoW has lost its wow-factor and I also was never a fan of the cartoony graphics in the first-place, but after this many years it really stands out and bothers me more than it ever did. Rift was great with graphics and like was said a few posts earlier it improved on WoW yet still kept the overall feel. Yet, still it wasn't enough. The problem was the fact that it kept the WoW feel and after 6 years of that and so many improvements in computer technology it felt stale and lacked the same evolution in the software gameplay compared to the hardware that runs it. SWTOR....well....I'm not even going to go there. So here we are at TESO. Thats my next hope and looks good that finally we are moving in to real-time combat and targeting. Gone are the days of WoW-like cooldowns and massive amounts of hot-bars. Not a fan of faction locked zones, but I'm still crossing fingers. Honestly we need a persistent ever changing world environment and just sheer depth in complexity of MMOs from here on out. I think immersiveness is the key to really revitalizing the MMO genre. Im hoping TESO offers 1st person view as an option. Combine 1st person with an Oculus Rift, which is slated to have there first consumer model VR headset ready to ship later this year , and it could be an insane combo. |
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2/14/13 1:12:55 PM#23
Originally posted by Simsejensen Because you can't stay in college forever? -Nearly every single bad trend in MMO development was started by the developers.--Wordiz |
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Kyleran
Bitter Vet™
Joined: 9/13/06
Fools find no pleasure in understanding, but delight in airing their own opinions. Pvbs 18:2, NIV |
2/14/13 1:31:57 PM#24
Originally posted by Icewhite Damn, and I wanted to so badly.... but my parents said 4 years and you're done bud. (knew I had a great deal) Sigh, working for a living ever since. "What gamers want ... is new game play patterns different from what they've experienced before" - Axehilt |
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2/14/13 1:36:58 PM#25
Vanguard saga of heroes is the answer it is the only game i enjoy logging into. I find new thing all the time.
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2/14/13 1:40:06 PM#26
Most of the MMOs that has released, past 10 years now. Looks old, Not much has improved on the graphic side at all. The games are pretty much played the same aswell... no originality anymore. Sadly, Bandwagon games being released ever year. I havent been stuck to a MMO since UO,Asheron's Call,FFXI online,EVE. WAR had me for a moment. But all other games have been few weeks fun. Then uninstall. Was convinced to buy GW2... 25$ waste... took me 3 hours from install to uninstall. Same happened last weekend, installed TERA. After a day, uninstalled. So i'm REALLY hoping for a new MMO to suck me in and keep me there for years to come...I hope it'll be TESO, or Archeage (But i doubt AA will keep me for long)
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2/14/13 1:41:35 PM#27
We're getting older, so are the game mechanics, only so many times they can reskin and keep us intrested.
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2/14/13 1:45:04 PM#28
There are 2 games that I have 'loved' and thats UO and WoW. Obviously for different reasons. If I were you, I'd just go back to WoW with a fresh outlook. For what it is, a quest based game, there simply is nothing that comes close. There never will be, how can you beat a game with an 8 year head start and billions of dollars of revenue. Anyway, until something really different comes along, why play a crappy clone? Remember Old School Ultima Online |
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2/14/13 1:47:16 PM#29
Originally posted by EndDream True that, But the problem is... for me, not really in mood to buy the last 3-4 WoW Expansions. |
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2/15/13 3:28:55 PM#30
Originally posted by ikarrian They are on sale really cheap right now. Remember Old School Ultima Online |
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2/15/13 5:10:18 PM#31
Originally posted by XAPGames What's SP? |
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2/15/13 5:13:58 PM#32
Originally posted by sxvs AC1 and 2 have day/night and weather. They are also seamless with large worlds to explore. There is no linear path, go do what you want. At the top end crafted weapons/armor are typically the best as well creating more for players to do and intereact with one another.
They have run live events here and there in AC1, and probably will for AC2 at some point now that it is back. |
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2/15/13 9:05:53 PM#33
The problem is you need to try some fo the MMOs that came before WoW.....WoW really simplified the genre but in alot of ways that was bad....Maybe give Everquest, Anarchy Online, UO, DAoC, or Asheron's Call a shot?
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2/23/13 4:04:06 AM#34
I almost feel as if i wrote the OP its so true for me as well, like exactly. I find myself wasting time in Path of Exile and LoL waiting for SimCity to hold me over until Final Fantasy 14 ARR and hopefully all will be good for a while there. Just getting the occasional MMO itch and find myself browsing these forums from time to time longing for the golden MMO days. Why did we go from having 3-5 options down to like 1ish? |
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2/24/13 11:22:14 AM#35
Eve online pvp will keep u up all night
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2/24/13 11:41:08 AM#36
Originally posted by magio201865
I'm surprised not to see more poeples suggesting Eve... If you have a big play-time it's really the only MMO worth playing atm. You will find the biggest MMO ever made, some of the most impressive gamers' organisations, and no matter what you like : PvE, PvP, RPing, Crafting, exploring or WHATEVER.... Eve can provide it. Old school french hardcore whiner. Online since T4C. I was "Namless" in AO (Rk2) |
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Reizla
Elite Member
Joined: 12/09/08
MMORPGs are no longer about the mass multi-user anymore *sadly* |
2/24/13 11:51:04 AM#37
I'm in the same boat like most I guess... MMORPGs can't keep me hooked for too long anymore. Gave Fallen Earth a try (again) last xmas, stayed with it for 6 weeks and got bored. Same with WoW. I resubbed this month with a 60-day timecard and I feel like I have to play because I paid for it :s The 3 things on the horizon I'm waiting for are
Aside from that, I'm bck to mostly single-player games again. Completing RPG I started and replaying them. Busy with Dragon Age: Origins now (never had the time to finish it due to Lineage II...) Demigoth's RPG adventures ~ My blog ASUS M4N72-E |
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2/24/13 12:26:24 PM#38
I feel you OP, after Wrath in WoW I totally lost interest and havent found an MMO to really suck me in. I came from B.net, Starcraft, Warcraft, Diablo series all sucked me in instantly. SC2 and Diablo3 failed to do so, starting to think I am just a lost cause at this point. LoL did capture me for quite a few months, afterwards the community really turned me off. I would say I am looking for a more online experience with world PVP/general PVP with no restrictions. Forced ladder, no open pvp, zergfest or extremely broken pvp that goes on for months just have me exhausted. For me, the best times I have had in online games - Starcraft Vanilla, BW for UMS. Diablo 2: LoD gear running/pvp, Halo, and twinking prior to cross realm BGs. |
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2/25/13 7:30:59 AM#39
same here, I want to find really great, unique, fun and addictive game! WoW still the ever best of all I could find, as it very large world and can suite to almost all play style. Rift is not bad, but seems to be more "limited" as WoW. Forsaken World is f2p WoW substitute but it too grindy compare to WoW and way too small. Runes of Magic is all about "pay-to-win", not FUN if you don't pay a lot, not worth paying for either, IMO. Tera + Aion offer too much grind instate of fun. Eve could be interesting but it has established community and it's Si-Fi. Looking for Elder Scrolls too, but not sure if it will be too much about PvP or not, as PvP for me is occasional only fun. try before buy, even if it's a game to avoid bad surprises. |
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Snakex
Hard Core Member
Joined: 7/10/08
Unfortunately, killing is just one of those things that gets easier the more you do it. |
2/25/13 6:53:39 PM#40
OP as i read your post i felt as if it was me talking. I completly am in the same boat. Sadly wow is beyond dead for me. Rift is good but not worth my money. People say eve but recently, i have been trying to play eve and i am a sandbox lover, but it eve is just to boring, even in combat i see myself yawning. It is at its heart a sandbox interface game and that is why eve is allowed such expansive progression and builds. Eve truly does not have any exploration due to the fact that its all "wallpaper" but still a great game but not for those who want that real mmorpg feel. I can say my one true hope is Archage because of its rembalance to swg. I am currently playing darkfall unholy wars beta. Its fun... But its beta. then comes teso and the curiosity of wildstar. Let us hope soon something will catch our long lost yerning attention,love, and gamerness. |