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10/10/07 7:35:42 PM#41
this game is like guild wars,...you share the main quest areas, and you go into the dungeons and quests as instances,..its really fun,...that much has already bean said so i dont think i am breaking any rules,..other than that info i can not share nay more info,.. :) |
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10/10/07 7:36:41 PM#42
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10/10/07 7:39:19 PM#43
Like GW, HGL doesn't have massively populated zones, apart from the hubs, but otherwise qualifies for the genre. |
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10/10/07 7:42:20 PM#44
as the curent mmo games have moved more towards zones that are partly or entirely instanced, ..and with games that instance more than one version of giant areas, you really have to ask yourself, is it massive? is it multilplayer? is it online? then that fills the criteria of being an mmo hehe oh i forgot to mention,...we have been asking about hte gmae for some time,i think the fat that it was mentioned again made more people go look at the game to see what it was all about,...its simple reasoning really |
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10/10/07 8:01:38 PM#45
Thanks for listing -------------------- |
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10/10/07 8:02:56 PM#46
As for the game, the developers tried to fix something that wasn't broken. The attribute point system. Ruined the game for me. |
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10/10/07 8:13:57 PM#47
Originally posted by Muirin Hmmm...now if I was to look at this image.,..what would you call all of these people milling about? Gamespot example of Online "Massive" meeting location. Note all the names in blue...these would be "Real Players"... Well..looks like an MMO city to me... As to the raid comment Quote : "For players with subscription accounts, Flagship Studios will deliver exciting new ongoing content including new character classes, areas, monsters, items and raid content, new game modes (including Hardcore, Role-Play and PvP mode), and additional character and stash slots." But, hey...what does Bill Roeper, the lead Dev think? QUOTE: "Think that just as Diablo and Diablo II started this religious argument over whether they're RPGs or not," he mused, "Hellgate will spark that same debate over whether it's an MMO or not." But what does Bill Roper think? "It's really an MMO," he said confidently." Still feel an "MMO kinda vibe here..." Well, well...anyone else? GW did it...and now Hellgate follows in it's footsteps...and I believe it will do just as well if not better! Cheers!
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10/10/07 8:22:34 PM#48
Wow just beacuase they have a place to hangout and buy stuff like Guildwars doesnt make it an MMO. I dont consider Guild wars an MMO too. An MMO to me is a game with alot of people playing on the same server in an open world, were the majority of the world is open and you randomley run into people. Not a game were you have a hub, thats like a chatroom that was in the old hack and slash games and the whole world outside that is instanced.
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10/10/07 10:15:38 PM#49
I hereby declare that this debate shall never end! -Love, Captain Obvious. |
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10/10/07 11:21:34 PM#50
MMORPG = Mostly Men Online Role Playing Girls
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10/11/07 2:22:49 AM#51
Originally posted by openedge1
sure will do this with my 39 years! i'm the casual player type, and still think this game don't belong here. otherwise we need bf, and all other games with a chat feature, online mode and a little rp listed here. go out and find a girl, you are THE MAN! edit: the difference between you and me is, that i can accept other opinions and you not! think about it. have a nice life -> ignore
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10/11/07 4:01:07 AM#52
Nice game. 
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