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I read around a lot. And' ive read on some 360 fan sites where WAR Is going Next-gen. and 2nd of all... Do you guys care? |
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11/04/06 7:54:09 PM#2
I wouldn't put to much stock in it. A lot of games say they will port to console and after the game comes out for PC you never hear about it again. Sent me an email if you want me to mail you some pizza rolls. |
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milamber12
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Joined: 4/09/05
the greatest glory in life is not in never falling but in rising everytime you fall. |
11/04/06 9:46:57 PM#3
I hope not keep the great games to PC only
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11/04/06 9:50:44 PM#4
Here's the word on the subject from Mark Jacobs; Folks,
While a shared persistent world between the 360 and the PC is well within our abilities for us to do (we showed that at E3), I see no reason to actually do an RvR-centric game like WAR that way. While few problems are insurmountable, in the end the key is that we would have to have both platforms be equal (not equivalent) in all ways to really pull that off. If they are not equal, then one platform would have the advantage in RvR warfare against the other and that would be very bad. Thus, I can say, without any hesitation, that is no way that we will have a shared persistent world between the PC and the 360 should we ever create a 360 version of WAR. Right now our focus is on the PC version and keeping that game right on schedule (which we have done so far). Mark Source - http://www.warhammeralliance.com/forums/showthread.php?p=168387 And yes, personally, I do care. I want to play this game with true MMO fans and PC gamers, not XBOX gamers who think they're badasses coz they're good at Halo. |
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11/04/06 10:07:27 PM#5
asuperman quick question first, you from Beechmont?
Do I care if it was GOING to 360? hmmm Well I dont care in one sense because I dont have a 360. On the other hand, there is some sense of pride in owning a good pc and playing pc games.
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VideoXPG
Novice Member
Joined: 1/13/06
"Human stupidity knows no bounds" ~Albert Einstein |
11/04/06 10:16:03 PM#6
I sure hope not, I thought it was bad to see how bad some "gamers" on PC online titles could be, but wow, when I tried playing console games online, that was a whole new ballgame, never met such obnoxious people in my life.
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11/04/06 10:25:58 PM#7
Damn your elitist nature! |
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11/04/06 11:10:57 PM#8
I feel the same way. I think it is also the community. I left consoles because I don't like playing alone or against a computer. Single player games are not my thing at all. Even though consoles can play over the internet now adays there still isn't that same sense of community you get with a PC. I don't know what it is, maybe all the separates us from consolers is a keyboard and mouse. Sent me an email if you want me to mail you some pizza rolls. |
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11/05/06 5:29:57 AM#9
There is no difference between the maturity of internet gamers and X-Box gamers.
If you hold some inflated dellusion along the lines of this, then you simply have not played enough games. Honestly, the X-Box players and PC gamers wouldn't be on the same servers anyway, so I'd personally love a console port. At this point in my life, computer gaming as a whole has throughly pissed me off with the constant adaptations and pricy parts. Why would they have to "dumb down" game? You can use a mouse. You can use a keyboard. The graphics engine could certainly handle it. Only possibly slight is the lack of vocal communication, and it's not like they couldn't easily come up with a system for that. No, you don't sound elitist. Just stupid. |
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11/05/06 5:47:30 PM#10
Maturity wasn't the issue. It's the culture in general. I have a PC, PS2, XBOX, and (up til I moved recently) Gamecube. While I'm primarily a PC gamer, I've owned every major system available in the states since '85. So I have nothing at all against consoles or console gamers. My point is that my experience playing online with/against console gamers and PC gamers is two completely different worlds. PC gamers are typically immersed in the history, community and technology of the genre itself whereas your typical console gamer just wants to get online to showcase his/her skills. I think a lot of it also has to do with how long online console gaming has been available. MMOs have been on the scene for well on a decade, whereas online console gaming only really broke ground in the past couple years. There hasn't been nearly as much time for the culture to develop as it has for online PC gaming. So while I'm fairly confident, playing on a PC platform MMO, most people will know what I'm talking about when I refer to other MMOs, use common gaming jargon or give instructions to a group, console gamers would just be confused as to what is going on. Not because they're any less intelligent or mature, but because they are not part of the culture of PC MMOs. That is my point. |
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11/05/06 6:21:10 PM#11
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11/05/06 7:12:11 PM#12
Whatever, logan. I don't know what you expected people to take from the
phrase "upperclass gamer", besides the fact that you are better than them. No,
it's not possible that console and PC gamers would share the same
world, simply because the developers specifically said they wouldn't if
a console version was ever released. I don't know why you'd assume WAR
would possess same-server implementation simply because AoC does, but I
fear the answer would only leave me sad and confused so I'll leave it
be. Yeah, console gamers have less experience with MMOs. Let's KEEP
OUR GAMES AWAY FROM THEM! Brilliant! While we're at it, why not just
keep out all first-time MMO players to begin with? We don't need to
waste our precious RvR on these "lesser gamers".
Toby..look, I'm not stupid. I realize that the majority of console gamers probably have never played an MMO in their lives, and probably don't know the ends and outs of the way online mechanics work. This however, does not mean we should horde away our games like trolls under a bridge so they can't defile them. First of all, we wouldn't be playing on the same servers, so many of the problems you listed would be irellevant. Honestly, if you have such a huge problem spending a few seconds to explain "MMO jargon", then perhaps you shouldn't be playing a community game? Or perhaps you can simply go find someone who has played long enough to know these things, and stop discriminating agaisnt those who don't? I don't know..I mean..I always found people asking me what shit meant ingame. It was never a big problem. Took three seconds to type out a small explaination and it felt good helping people. I just don't understand the logic behind what you guy's are asking for. "They don't have experience playing our type of game, so let's make sure they never do! Aha!" *begins twisting mustace* |
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11/05/06 7:24:17 PM#13
You wanna see the difference? Play BF2 on your PC and then play it on the xbox. If you dont see the difference between those 2 communities then you are either not paying attention or brain dead.
Critical thinking is a desire to seek, patience to doubt, fondness to meditate, slowness to assert, readiness to consider, carefulness to dispose and set in order; and hatred for every kind of imposture. |
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11/05/06 9:25:13 PM#14
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11/05/06 9:36:34 PM#15
I realize what you're trying to say, and I guess It all came out a bit different than I intended. I don't have a problem explaining things to people. I've usually been the person in my guilds that spends most of his time helping the lowbies out. I think what I'm saying is that a big part of my enjoyment in MMOs comes from playing within a community of like-minded people who are a fans of the genre themselves. And I'm not saying I don't welcome new players to the community, since I'm pretty sure we were all purely console players at one point. But I think a mixing of the two platforms, and their respective communities, on the same server would be ultimately detrimental to the enviroment the game creates. That's more of the point I was trying to make. Sorry if I sounded like a pompous ass. |
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11/06/06 2:19:57 AM#16
The psudo debate about what kind of people an xbox based mmo community would create... is irrelivant. It's facts that matter. Everquest Adventures was tried on the console and it bombed. There will be no War for the xbox PERIOD. -Syloc Visit My fantasy Blog! http://fantasyglobe.blogspot.com/ |
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11/06/06 2:34:58 AM#17
That is like saying "Dark & Light was an horrible game and bombed, therefore there will never be a Virtual World simulator type of game ever again". Sorry, but your logic appear flawed. (Also EQOA was for the PS2, not for the X-Box) Keep in mind the console market is H-U-G-E. 10 times bigger if not even more than the pc market, just check at some sales figures and notice how GTA sold like 65 MILLIONS COPIES before getting updated to AO rating? So, the failures of previous projects WON'T stop companies from trying again. Nowadays, we are in a much better situation for it than past generation as all consoles come with internet connection built-in and most come with an hard disk, in addition adding a usb mouse and keyboard to one is no big deal, so bridging any kind of technical difficulties the consolers could have. That being said, I could care less if they release WAR for the X-Box 360. I do not mind that much even if we would have united servers. I just hope we can have same language server though, playing with half players that speaks a language i can't even read, and can't understand what i say really suck big time. "If you give a man a fish, you feed him for a day, if you teach him how to fish, you feed him for a lifetime" |
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11/06/06 4:04:40 AM#18
That's not fact tho, that's speculation. According to Mark Jacobs, there is a possibility of WAR being released for the 360, but it would be completely on separate servers from the PC platform version. |
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VideoXPG
Novice Member
Joined: 1/13/06
"Human stupidity knows no bounds" ~Albert Einstein |
11/06/06 7:59:28 AM#19
With the resources EA has, having the 360 see a console iteration is very possible.
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Thanks for everyones insight. especially WAR. |
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