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Maybe watching prospective MMOs implode is the true evolution of the MMO experience. 1) You get to engage in grand fantasy. 2) The idea of achieving goal satisfaftion is always pushed out into the indeterminable future. 3) The pleasure gained from seeing your fellow players (financial backers) fail. 4) Sense of community in the shared experience. 5) F2P model for most, with Pay-to-win for those needing a heightened sense of emotional turmoil. It's truly a wonderful time to be alive.
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I've always found WoW to be super boring. I've tried getting into it multiple times, but it just doesn't work for me. It feels like I'm doing the same quests with different scenery, all of which have been done by countless others in the same way. Maybe it's rose colored glasses or whatever, but I like the sense of adventure and consequence from games like EQ. Quests and raids were something you found and felt like you were doing them in your own way. I've tried quite a few MMOs and don't think there's been something that has scratched that itch since. Edit: That isn't to justify dropping cash on crowd-funding scams like this.
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Reverand maynard posted:
Come on now, at least that had potential.
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after seeing new posts in this thread and venturing in here to see what's up, i can't say i regret it.
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everquest landmark was fun to screw around in for the 2.5 hours the servers were up and I had enough resources to build something of substance (I built a penis). it felt rad at the time and I believed the new vision with player built assets funnelling into eq next, where they had roaming npcs that were dependant on dynamic quest chains and such.
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https://youtu.be/5IsSpAOD6K8
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