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General: Funcom Establishes SweetRobot to Make Casual MMOs
News Discussion « General Discussion 12/12/09 10:24:59 AM
One more piece of garbage from FAILCOM |
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World of Warcraft: Anniversary Mini-site Features "Battlecry Mosaic"
News Discussion « General Discussion 12/04/09 5:20:29 AM
Extremely high density of nerds, pimples and ugly faces :( |
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World of Warcraft: Tying Up Loose Ends Part Two
News Discussion « General Discussion 12/02/09 10:00:50 AM
Originally posted by Horusra
I think the last part of that is the important part in this. Finishing. MMO are not finished. There is satisfaction in beating a game that can not be found in an MMO. MMO's is always about being better. For some that is pvp and skill, other items, other doing content....it all depends, but it is not about beating it is about being better.
I never said it wasn't. I just meant to say that for me, (eventough others might have a different opinion and I have to respect it) WoW doesn't currently give me so much fun at all, specialy if I compare the experience with some other recent computer games. I've played WoW for some years. Now when I look back its something like, "' 've been there, done that, not fun anymore". I had fun some of the 1rst mmorpgs I played like Lineage 1, Legend of Mir,Asheron's Call,etc, but now I would never return and play them again, even if they had hundreds of updates and new content. I think WoW is at that stage... |
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World of Warcraft: Tying Up Loose Ends Part Two
News Discussion « General Discussion 12/02/09 9:16:26 AM
From the lasted posts about WoW, it seems the writers are very new to the game. |
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World of Warcraft: Tying Up Loose Ends Part Two
News Discussion « General Discussion 12/02/09 9:15:43 AM
Originally posted by Saorlan
Lol I thought the exact same thing :) Lol, he feels satisfied because he got a red gragon? lol |
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World of Warcraft: Tying Up Loose Ends Part Two
News Discussion « General Discussion 12/02/09 9:14:22 AM
I've opened my email link to read this post and I look at the background pictures of mmorpg.com and I see a Dragon Age: Origins pictures. Then... my eyes look left again and I see the pictures of a human warlock and its pet... And I think to myself, WoWis fken old! Why waste any more time and money with this game? When I compare it to Dragon Age and all the fun I got playing and finishing it... All I can say is bye bye WoW, you are old news. |
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Age of Conan: DX10 on PTS, Coming in Next Major Update
News Discussion « General Discussion 11/18/08 9:35:28 AM
Lol! MMorpg.com announced ages ago the dx10 thing and it will only be availiable now??? I see the sheeps keep feeding money to Failcom's pockets WTG! |
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Age of Conan: Breaking News: Godager Resigns
News Discussion « General Discussion 9/17/08 6:21:36 PM
I think everyone could see this coming... A company that defrauds costumer's expectations, selling them a unfinished product (1 million copies sold, they say...), charges them with monthly fees, feeding them with promisses of future great adventures, and other cheap talks... Trying to sell their costumers an expansion to solve them all their problems and fulfill their dreams... (we all know the buggs and lack of content will still be there) I just wonder why some people still pay them a monthly fee... are they just kids? are they addicted? don't they feel cheated? Of course this game as no future (I already said it before in 07/10/2007 here: www.mmorpg.com/discussion2.cfm/post/1505908#1505908 , when the game was still in development, and everyone flamed me for making my judgements public) and after all this mess, neither the biggest Producer or Game Director can undo the lack of credibility they managed to achieve. |
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Silkroad Online: Correspondent - Bots in Silkroad
News Discussion « General Discussion 8/14/08 5:48:47 PM
Originally posted by Wizardry
I feel so sad that your "IQ of about 15" wasn't enough for you to understand the real issue and the main idea I was trying to transmit. |
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Silkroad Online: Correspondent - Bots in Silkroad
News Discussion « General Discussion 8/14/08 1:56:45 PM
Whats all the Fuzz about bots? Bots are Friend! Until players and developers understand that the current use of bots is important and needed in some or almost all MMORPGs, all players that want to have a normal and prosper life will have to avoid playing them or will play them illegally(using bots, buying gold, etc). Today's mmorpgs are not made for persons that want to have success in their family (girls!) life, their jobs, and their academic career. Its impossible for someone with such responsabilities to have success in such a game. The worst fenomena is that those who try to acomplish, it will get addicted and will feel difficulties to stop playing a game they payed for some months and not achieving their goals.They will also have to leave some friends they made while playing. Why they keep telling you: "you will own the land", "you will be a king", "you will leave your mark in history", "you will get a distinct and uber weapon or armor", "you will have powerful skills", "you will have a flying mount" and they for get to tell you that you must play 6 hours per day, can't have commitments or time schedules, etc? Its a social fenoma I know, but until some "gold finger" solves this issue, MMORPGs will be full of addicted, no life players, frustrated both in real life and in game context where their world will turn around a game. Some might say its impossible to achieve a solution for this issue, some will say that there is no issue and some that some games overcame this issue. I think there is a solution, a complex one... but this is the wrong topic to talk about it... and who am I to talk about it? |
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Originally posted by Kelador
For the average person, 15 Eur for a game monthly fee is not too much, since there are other games with similar fees. But what I think is wrong and will not be well accepted is the difference beteen the 2 prices, since the monthly fee is an electronic service not a material good , is not even subject of importation fees even if they didn't base their services here in the EU. If they have higher costs to supply their services here,there were a lot of other ways to solve this question, but thei did it the worst way.... |
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Originally posted by Kelador
What Like I said some months before, this game has no future, and one more proof of that is how their finnantial/sales staff is so junior and immature to the point of relasing this information in this way. |
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Originally posted by Atomicide
Please Atomicide I ask you to change your flaming childish speech. 1st of all I want you to stop acusing me of encouraging other people to use bots use private servers etc. That subject was and is off of this topic and you are too young and inexperienced to deal with it. You started using those acusations in a public place and off topic after wasting your time searching the forums for my last posts along with the intention of altering and degrading my image towards other people. That is wrong, and its a very poor and under-educated way of argumenting your opinion. 2nd You are not a moderator and your post count doesnt give you the power of being rude and arrogant to other persons and to decide what should or should not be discussed on mmorpg.com 3rd I talked about Bots, hacks etc in the post topic "General: MMOWTF: Lax on the HaXzors " and I said : "MMM.... this post has an incomplete way of dealing with the subject, in my opinion. Cheating has always been around in mmorpgs. I think that whenever you think about competition in computer games, the big C word comes around. A mmorpg is by definition a BASIC type of entertainment, where personal skills and intelligence won’t make you improve your "status" or "score" in that type of game. Instead and unfortunately, your "score" and "status" is measured by the TIME your spend in game. That notion of TIME, leads to the creation of the term GRIND. That’s when Cheats can save you from suffering. Isn't it great to wake up after a good night sleep, turn on your monitor and discover that your BOT leveled your char 5 levels, got you a full bag of craft materials and a pile of gold? Yes it is. Let’s be honest, most of the players who play a subscription mmorpg, have a real life job. Its allways hard for children to convince their parents to pay for a subscription mmorpg that will most surely degrade their real life performance specicaly in school, fammily, etc. I was hoping to find problematic issues like BOTs, CSH (client side hacking), PE's (Packet Emulators), CE's (Cheat Engines), HS (hack shields) and AHB (anti-hack bypassing) presented in the context of the actual& modern MMOs. It might be interesting also to reflect on the impact of the increasing use of hacking&cheating by players and its relation to the exponential increase of MMO game products. Currently its observable that unlike a few years ago, some MMO's see their subscriptions increase when new bots and tools appear and decrease when those tools are disabled. What will the future reserve? Will future game be more oriented to automation like Granado Espada, where you can leave your party of characters leveling in your hunting spot while you go eat your dinner or see an episode of your favourite TV show? Only time will tell... " 4rd I think it could have been realy interesting to develop this subject even more, regarding the possible future mmorpg growth correction and the its relations with the upcoming titles and the current state of the art in what is now called the 9th Art, the online computer games. But unfortunatly childish attitudes and arrogance and lack of respect can realy castrate the will to continue. |
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Originally posted by Atomicide Hi m8, thanks for your reply. I am also glad about the hard study you did reading all my last posts... But you get it all wrong! Maybe you have a problem understanding english, or maybe my english isnt good enough? I am sorry if thats the case). I think Lineage2 was a great game, it had its golden moments, it as a real AAA title. But the main mechanics stood still in time and the main engine is now quite old (Unreal Engine Warfare) like the "Chronicles of Spellborn" engine, it wont stand for long after AION opens to public. As oposed to what you said I am not a fan of free games, I even said class B free games don't stand a chance with the low monthly fees of major AAA Morpg subscription games. One exception is SUN, wich is a great game but I think unfortunatly it might not reach the EU or US market. I am not a fan of WoW but I must say its a great game and it will last for at least more 3 to 5 years. I find it hard for you to understand some more sensible topics like bots and private servers, cheats, hacks due to your lack of experience in Morpgs maybe, but they are very important subjects. Sword of new world is a game that tryed to solve some of those problems (I think it failed and that is not a game with bright future) due to its importance. I currently don't play any MMorpg because I don't have time to play, but I tested most of these games and collected info about them on my free time. PS - Thanks for reminding me of Dungeon Runners, I think that game has no future either. Played it as a beta player thanks to a mmorpg.com invitation you refered and tested the full membership service for 1 month. |
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Games that sould follow AA example and quit for good: Anarchy Online Games in Development that are currently obsolete or without a bright future: Age of Conan |
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MMM.... this post has an incomplete way of dealing with the subject, in my opinion. Cheating has always been around in mmorpgs. I think that whenever you think about competition in computer games, the big C word comes around. A mmorpg is by definition a BASIC type of entertainment, where personal skills and intelligence won’t make you improve your "status" or "score" in that type of game. Instead and unfortunately, your "score" and "status" is measured by the TIME your spend in game. That notion of TIME, leads to the creation of the term GRIND. That’s when Cheats can save you from suffering. Isn't it great to wake up after a good night sleep, turn on your monitor and discover that your BOT leveled your char 5 levels, got you a full bag of craft materials and a pile of gold? Yes it is. Let’s be honest, most of the players who play a subscription mmorpg, have a real life job. Its allways hard for children to convince their parents to pay for a subscription mmorpg that will most surely degrade their real life performance specicaly in school, fammily, etc. I was hoping to find problematic issues like BOTs, CSH (client side hacking), PE's (Packet Emulators), CE's (Cheat Engines), HS (hack shields) and AHB (anti-hack bypassing) presented in the context of the actual& modern MMOs. It might be interesting also to reflect on the impact of the increasing use of hacking&cheating by players and its relation to the exponential increase of MMO game products. Currently its observable that unlike a few years ago, some MMO's see their subscriptions increase when new bots and tools appear and decrease when those tools are disabled. What will the future reserve? Will future game be more oriented to automation like Granado Espada, where you can leave your party of characters leveling in your hunting spot while you go eat your dinner or see an episode of your favourite TV show? Only time will tell... |
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Dungeon Runners: Membership Package Available Jan. 31
News Discussion « General Discussion 2/11/07 10:15:06 AM
Originally posted by docgonzo
I'm dlding the game now, I'll pm you to your ingame char as sson as i log in. I'm also beta testing Granado Espada on monday, I'll send you an invitation if they open a referral system. This is a proff of the wonderfull community we have here on mmorpg. thankx once more! |
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Anyone with a spare Dungeon Runners key?
The Pub at MMORPG.COM « General Discussion 2/07/07 1:35:32 PM
I am thinking on subscribing WOW, but I would like to test DD before I buy WoW. Can someone please send me an invitation to zpassenger@hotmail.com?
Thanks in advance |
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Dungeon Runners: Membership Package Available Jan. 31
News Discussion « General Discussion 2/06/07 2:06:23 PM
I agree with you! I am thinking on going to WOW, but because I'm a big fan of diablo2 like games I decided to give this game a try since its seems cheaper ($5 a month). Still I would like to explore it a bit before it goes gold, if you can spare me an invitation please send it to zpassenger@hotmail.com
Best regards |
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Dungeon Runners: Membership Package Available Jan. 31
News Discussion « General Discussion 2/01/07 2:55:56 PM
Hi, DR will continue to be 'invite only', can someone send me an invitation? Thanx in advance, sa |
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