And when I ask this question i am referrign to BLESS and EIN by NEOWIZ games. If you ever had the chance to see the trailers or the gameplay or storyline of either you probubly already asked yourself this question. This looks like a real final fantasy done right here the graphics are amazing and uses an unreal 3 engine and has been in development since 2009 with 150 world-renowned game developers and designers who put it all together sure it isnt in english yet but check it out if you havent already!

http://www.neowizgames.com/gstar2012/Bless/

With great hype, Comes great responsibility.

Originally posted by Nitth

With great hype, Comes great responsibility.

Well it is on the down low I had to really find those titles so maybe waiting for a big finale? lol

Originally posted by Shrilly

And when I ask this question i am referrign to BLESS and EIN by NEOWIZ games. If you ever had the chance to see the trailers or the gameplay or storyline of either you probubly already asked yourself this question. This looks like a real final fantasy done right here the graphics are amazing and uses an unreal 3 engine and has been in development since 2009 with 150 world-renowned game developers and designers who put it all together sure it isnt in english yet but check it out if you havent already!

http://www.neowizgames.com/gstar2012/Bless/

I tell you why.

Because for both games I read "story-telling" experience and that alone just made me go... "No, thanks."

If I want a story-telling experience I'd buy a single player game. For MMORPGs, I'm stil looking for being set free in a world which will not happen any time soon.

But the graphics look superb though, too bad.

Yeah the graphics for this look really nice, BUT...

Look at the combat in this video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HR_iBJcZtwI

Its the same old combat, some people like this kind of system, thats why they are playing WoW, and many other similar games.

Originally posted by mmoski

Yeah the graphics for this look really nice, BUT...

Look at the combat in this video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HR_iBJcZtwI

Its the same old combat, some people like this kind of system, thats why they are playing WoW, and many other similar games.

Originally posted by LauraFrost

Originally posted by Shrilly

And when I ask this question i am referrign to BLESS and EIN by NEOWIZ games. If you ever had the chance to see the trailers or the gameplay or storyline of either you probubly already asked yourself this question. This looks like a real final fantasy done right here the graphics are amazing and uses an unreal 3 engine and has been in development since 2009 with 150 world-renowned game developers and designers who put it all together sure it isnt in english yet but check it out if you havent already!

http://www.neowizgames.com/gstar2012/Bless/

 

I tell you why.

Because for both games I read "story-telling" experience and that alone just made me go... "No, thanks."

 

If I want a story-telling experience I'd buy a single player game. For MMORPGs, I'm stil looking for being set free in a world which will not happen any time soon.

 

But the graphics look superb though, too bad.

 

I would still give the game a chance for hard work they put into it etc. and the gameplay is smooth also I would give it a shot for the positives that it does have i still think people would/should care about it i never hear anything going for it on the forums to me it should at least be a spotlight game for visuals and beauty of it.

Any idea on when an NA/EU release is coming?

I would still give the game a chance for hard work they put into it etc. and the gameplay is smooth also I would give it a shot for the positives that it does have i still think people would/should care about it i never hear anything going for it on the forums to me it should at least be a spotlight game for visuals and beauty of it.

Well the OP title is "why is there no hype", and IMO thats because, good graphics != good gameplay, when i look at other games, such as Archage or Black Desert, im looking for really nice systems that may make a game unique or something special, and ive not seen anything from this so far. Too me it just looks like another WoW with better graphics, and i have no doubt, alot less content.

Originally posted by LauraFrost

I tell you why.

Because for both games I read "story-telling" experience and that alone just made me go... "No, thanks."

If I want a story-telling experience I'd buy a single player game. For MMORPGs, I'm stil looking for being set free in a world which will not happen any time soon.

But the graphics look superb though, too bad.

That really depends on how they tell a story. A multiplayer game should have a multiplayer story and a massive game a massive story. If you can pull of a great story everyone play through together instead of adding a single player story to a massive game things are rather different.

Story does not really mean that you must instance everything even if far too many people (and gamedesigners) think so.

Originally posted by Loke666

Originally posted by LauraFrost

I tell you why.

Because for both games I read "story-telling" experience and that alone just made me go... "No, thanks."

If I want a story-telling experience I'd buy a single player game. For MMORPGs, I'm stil looking for being set free in a world which will not happen any time soon.

But the graphics look superb though, too bad.

That really depends on how they tell a story. A multiplayer game should have a multiplayer story and a massive game a massive story. If you can pull of a great story everyone play through together instead of adding a single player story to a massive game things are rather different.

Story does not really mean that you must instance everything even if far too many people (and gamedesigners) think so.

I totally agree 

Originally posted by Loke666

Originally posted by LauraFrost

I tell you why.

Because for both games I read "story-telling" experience and that alone just made me go... "No, thanks."

If I want a story-telling experience I'd buy a single player game. For MMORPGs, I'm stil looking for being set free in a world which will not happen any time soon.

But the graphics look superb though, too bad.

That really depends on how they tell a story. A multiplayer game should have a multiplayer story and a massive game a massive story. If you can pull of a great story everyone play through together instead of adding a single player story to a massive game things are rather different.

Story does not really mean that you must instance everything even if far too many people (and gamedesigners) think so.

Very poetic and I like your thinking... however, how is it going to be implemented? Bioware the King of Story Telling failed miserably. I honestly cannot imagine how you can incorporate pre-made story in an MMORPG. For me, it's counter-productive. It's much easier to just provide the LORE - which is optional - scattered around the world and let the players themselves create their own stories.

In the end, I'm not looking for an MMORPG for literary work. If I am into literature or story-telling I'd get a best-selling book (much... much... better writing, trust me). For me I want to experience being in a world, not being in a pre-made story. Story-telling, to me, detracts from this and doesn't add to it.

They look good but to be honest with you I don't have much faith in a company that arrogantly thinks they can work on 2 MMO's at the same time. The market is already FLOODED with MMO's, if you are going to make one, put all your resources into one and try to make something truely special.

When a company is trying to make 2 at once, all that says to me is that it is more rehashed crap with no innovation and nothing worth seeing because I've seen it a thousand times. They are looking for a cash-in.

If a company is truely passionate (That's what you want, that's where the good games come from) about making an MMO, they would be working on just 1. Very simple.

---

Originally posted by Nitth
With great hype, Comes great responsibility.

---

Save the pretty boobies from the bad orcs!!!

Umm, okay, got that out of my system.  I'd be interested in the game if it came to my shores.  Hype comes in two flavors; word of mouth and advertising.  It's to soon for advertising so it looks like you, OP, are the hypester.

Originally posted by Nitth

With great hype, Comes great responsibility.

And a metric crapton of bitchin'.

Because "HYPE" costs a developer money.

Perhaps you need an advertisement budget.

Perhaps you need a company which does your guerilla marketing and likes your videos on youtube and posts on forums.

Ask the Koreans. You know which ones.

Originally posted by LauraFrost

Originally posted by Shrilly

And when I ask this question i am referrign to BLESS and EIN by NEOWIZ games. If you ever had the chance to see the trailers or the gameplay or storyline of either you probubly already asked yourself this question. This looks like a real final fantasy done right here the graphics are amazing and uses an unreal 3 engine and has been in development since 2009 with 150 world-renowned game developers and designers who put it all together sure it isnt in english yet but check it out if you havent already!

http://www.neowizgames.com/gstar2012/Bless/

 

I tell you why.

Because for both games I read "story-telling" experience and that alone just made me go... "No, thanks."

 

If I want a story-telling experience I'd buy a single player game. For MMORPGs, I'm stil looking for being set free in a world which will not happen any time soon.

 

But the graphics look superb though, too bad.

 

S

S

I agree. story telling is going too far now days. I want just gameplay that has dots connected and fun.

crafting, pvp, politics, pve, building, character modification, economics, and story to be part of the line that connects these dots.