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I've been sniffing around and there isn't **** to look forward to really... The few that are coming out are just all the same 'ol - same 'ol.
I think I'll be going back to Pirates of the Burning Sea. The community there was awesome. I like the idea of player made everything. Eve's another good one but I don't like the idea of jumping into a game late...
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Don't count on it something will come out of the blue or will be better then expected.
Im just looking forward to the knights of the old republic mmo, its looking to be amazing!
wont be out for a long while though.
forums.darkfallonline.com
next-gen sandbox gaming. In a nutshell, player made cities and towns, seamless world that takes more than 10+ hours to run across. No classes. Thats right, you level by actually using certain skills without being restricted to a specific class. Actual aiming, no locking and spamming buttons. There's a lot more, so go read about it.
It's been in development for about 8 years from a small enterprise in Greece called Adventurine, and they're finally launching it Jan 22nd.
MMOs are damn near all the same anyways, all of them have the same freaking interface, it's always the monotony of grinding over and over, etc. I haven't seen an MMO yet that wasn't like that.
And on that note, I should probably mention that it doesn't matter to me anyways because I play WoW and I'm happy with that.
Games that have been in development that long always = old technology although that sounds like amazing gameplay... that's one reason I bought Age of Conan, because I was lead to believe you actually had to AIM the damn crossbows and ****... they mocked "point and click mmorpgs" but had one themselves... pissed me off.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShadowNyfe
If you want an RPG where you actually need to aim (although it's not an mmo), Fallout 3 is amazing. You can either target yourself or use your VATS (which, in essence, is a targeting computer that you tell it where to shoot at and it tries to hit. It's not a guaranteed hit all the time, either, not even at point blank, so you get that annoying RPG aspect of "is my skill high enough", too).Quote:
Originally Posted by BuzzKillington
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Originally Posted by Omega
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WoW is too old to pay for in my opinion. I tried it on a private server and it was boring as hell. I'd rather play EQII and that doesn't say much lol.
I tried it on a private server
In the words of Adam Savage "Well theres ur problem!"
Wow is **** on a private server, they give you things that you would have to earn. And they always have bad connection. The fun is in the social aspect of it.
WoW on Private Servers is crap for fun, though. They're typicall laggy, outdated and have nowhere near the community as the normal game. I've played on both public and private and public is vastly superior. Get into a good social guild and it's a game really worth playing.Quote:
Originally Posted by BuzzKillington
http://www.tumeroks.com/some-upcomin...watch-in-2009/
The Agency is getting my hopes up...
I've been waiting for the Stargate Worlds game to release, they keep pushing back though.
That list mentioned darkfall online... The sad thing about that game is that it will never come out. I have not looked at the agency, it could be worth playing, but I need to save up for a new computadore anyway.
Isn't Guild Wars II supposed to come out this year?