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Anyway, Bioware needs to hire obsidian to do the story part. And they should never ever let them near any code though.
Statistics: Posted by Peltz — Sun Jul 04, 2010 7:40 am
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http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2010/07 ... more-33125
Actually looks pretty fun. Like a mix between an MMORPG and playing a (standard) offline RPG with friends.
Statistics: Posted by Rinox — Sun Jul 04, 2010 4:44 am
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I have a friend who plays WoW and is in a clan with (mostly) people he knows knows irl. he tells me 80% of them are complete jackasses whose sole life purpose is to reach certain goals in WoW and then get pissed off at others when they don't want to help out or some such shit. I always ask him: why do you even PLAY with these people? Let alone get on teamspeak with them (where he, to his credit, largely ignores them).
The answer? Cause it's WoW.
Anyway....there's no stopping to Blizzard now. Unless all their offices and servers and banks get hit by a series of freak meteorites, they've become so dominant on the market and so rich that they can pretty much afford anything. Even retarded nerfs, bad patches, whatever. But they do a surprisingly good job regardless. Just saying they could not give a shit.
Statistics: Posted by Rinox — Tue Aug 12, 2008 1:49 am
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The thing about WoW is they lose all their subscibers to every big MMO release...but the guys don't cancel their accounts. They play the new MMO for a couple weeks to a couple months, get bored, then go back to WoW. I know a bunch of people that do that crap.
I think the big problem is the social aspect. These WoW dorks have had years to form social relationships in WoW. That stuff doesn't exist in the new MMOs (due to lack of time) so they get bored. We just need an MMO that has really hardcore social networking built into it.
And there are still people playing Ultima Online and Evercrack, so the outdated graphics engine argument isn't going to work.
Statistics: Posted by Satis — Mon Aug 11, 2008 2:22 pm
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