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For me it would be... Chrono Trigger/Cross Naruto Anime Breath of Fire Berserk Anime
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2/16/09 11:29:38 AM#2
White Wolf's Exalted system FASA's Shadowrun RPG Discworld |
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2/16/09 11:59:35 AM#3
Actually I would like to see the old TSR RPG Gamma World turned into an MMO! |
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2/16/09 12:57:23 PM#4
I would love an MMO based on "The World" of the .hack series. MMO's based on the series Shaman King and Bleach would also be fun. |
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2/16/09 1:01:34 PM#5
Shadowrun Mechwarrior Crimson Skies |
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2/16/09 1:11:09 PM#6
Dungeons and Dragons Discworld Jack Vance's universe Middle Earth; but set before the Lord of The Rings, sandboxy, without everyone having to be THE hero in a main storyline and with the option to fully play an evil character. Starwars: but open ended, sandboxy and with ffa pvp ... Any mmorpg with the right elements will do. Right elements being FREE, OPEN, VAST, UNRESTRICTED, RP FRIENDLY and IMMERSIVE. |
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2/16/09 1:48:55 PM#7
Originally posted by DarkPony Agree Universe Pre-Lord of the Rings would be the Silmarillion
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2/16/09 1:50:32 PM#8
Originally posted by Regok
Add -D&D Forgotten Realms or Dragonlance -Mad Max -Water World Never argue with a fool, onlookers may not be able to tell the difference. -Author unknown, attributed to Mark Twain |
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2/16/09 2:00:01 PM#9
Clash of the Titans |
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2/16/09 2:00:44 PM#10
Originally posted by Quirhid
Cool! Grinding dolphins! :D |
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2/16/09 2:12:03 PM#11
The world from the game Dreamfall would be cool in a mmo |
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2/16/09 2:15:26 PM#12
David Eddings' "Belgariad" and "Malloreon" Ursula K. Le Guin's "Earthsea" William Gibson's "Neuromancer" and other books |
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2/16/09 2:16:53 PM#13
Wheel of time mmo would be amazing Divine |
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2/16/09 2:19:33 PM#14
A few old school literature classics imho... How about Fritz Leiber's world of Nehwon. Or another not very well known Thieves' World by Robert Lynn Asprin. Both could make for some excellent settings. You can find them both on Wiki... |
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2/16/09 2:22:50 PM#15
Wheel of Time Belgariad Dragonlance Those would be nice. I wouldn't mind seeing something akin to Starship Troopers but I think that would lend itself to a more Planetside/FPS type game than an mmorpg. That Guild Wars 2 login screen knocked up my wife. Must be the second coming! |
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2/16/09 2:33:48 PM#16
I would love to see a Battlestar Galactica MMO. It could be done if they had a creative director who could direct creativley. Unfortunately, this is not the case with most established IPs that turn into games. They really only seem to work for folks who are not true fans of the IP. SWG was rediculous to me and had nothing to do with Star Wars apart from the enviornment design and music. I might enjoy Star Trek Online because I am not a huge Star Trek fan. Same with Stargate Worlds. It is almost to the point where I almost hope they DON'T make anything I am familiar with, as more than not they destroy the idea of what it was they set out to create. The only fast establishing IP that I think would work in these current times would be a open world sand box , RVR type game called, Heros of Darkfall where the 2 factions the fanbois and the trolls battle in an epic struggle to determine the secrets of Darkfall, and who gets to be right and justified. These people need an outlet. The next civil war will NOT be over politics or world issues...Just sayin |
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2/16/09 3:06:34 PM#17
The bible. |
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ThalosVipav
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2/16/09 3:12:05 PM#18
Dragonlance, either set before the cataclysm or during the war of the lance. Thalos Vipav |
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2/16/09 3:12:28 PM#19
Really I can't think of any book I've enjoyed that I'd like to see ruined as an MMO. That being said without being based on any particular book I think a cyberpunk mmo based on William Gibson's collected works would be awesome. But only if it embrace the entire scope in a sandbox MMO where players could creat and craft hightech gadgetry, create, work for or run corporations. |
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2/16/09 3:29:00 PM#20
Steven Erikson's Malazan Book of the Fallen. Huge world, lots of magic, plethora of races, the tarot-like ascendant houses you could align with. Make it sand-boxy with a main story questline that references the events of the 10 books. Steven Brust's "Jhereg" series would be a pretty good setting as well. Intrigue among the 12 Houses, 2 types of magic, powerful patrons. |
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