'forced grouping'? The word 'forced' sound a bit harsh on it's own. I do understand what's your trying to say thou.

I've hopped around to forums and games even and I've even higher levels bash lower levels, calling them noobs and treating them like crap. In those games, they have nothing by single player hardwork with little or no players along with a poor system for multiplayer modes.

I would agree,  if there a mode which allows players to group up in order to play and advance to the other games, it hints that the player wants to get the best out of the MMO and encourages the whole community to be more co-operative then those found in those single player grinding MMO games.

Haven't you heard? Nintendo recently shut down an unoffical pokemon fan based MMO.

Something different and aimmed for kids, at least it's not a McDonalds MMO.

Maplestory, however I didn't stick with it.

Until then, I played Drift City on Ijji and suck with it. I completed the story part of it and thought, forget the rest and deleted my account. Next thing I knew, Ijji blocked non US players so I was unable to get access to the game. I got lucky completing the story part of the game.

When it's comes to the term 'Massive Multiplayer Online'... what do you expect from it?

Some players expect 'Massive' to be seeing 256 on screen at once, whenever it's a FPS or Racing game or playing a huge GM event in Maplestory, which screens over 100 players at once.

While others says, it's getting thousand of players on a server and you'll need the client to explore the Virtual World and all the items and player data is kept on the server and you can access it everytime you log in. So long as there 10,000 players at once... it's MASSIVE!

I want to know, how you would define the term 'MMO'?

Yea, they will... VR suits have been in development for 10 years now (You don't want to know the source of that information) however it's still taking some time to get developed for the mass market. 

Dofus 2... really low specs and really good artistic drawings as it's graphics. Alot of stats based stuff there.

- Good

The Sequel itself

So much hard work to tell the games story

Working so hard to level out the game

- Bad

Annoying fans who haven't played the first game and hyping up SC2

Hackers ruining the game online

No LAN Support