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You're well spoken and thought out about your idea for what sounds like making PFO a RTS/MMO. I've already explained: I want to use the game as a system for a meta-system of human interaction using fantasy guise for that aim "To plant some quaker oats!" I hang on atm, but if the above does not change I make the calculation to get a return on my cash instead of gameplay.
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plus going EQ/WOW perspective requiring all the above work to look like the comp.
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That's as well as major networking work + combat = fun immediately necessity + scope of the game design doc itself + saturated mmorpg market full of comp. There's a blog too on explaining how the animators/artists make the models and all the moving parts in this - tons!! This one is very structured and shows how much scope is involved. On animation and graphics work the engine needs to do to look good:. On map scale: This imho needs to be bigger world and longer time to traverse it. My character could be about 1cm tall onscreen amid the huge world, big buildings and scores of other players and do all the tab-target in the game atm and it would be more fun and faster dev with all the systems in place and bigger world than any other mmorpg. I think again change scale of the graphics to achieve that. What you don't get anywhere which is what PFO is offering is the sheer scale of Kingdoms as per Kingmaker. If you want fantasy immersion, you get it in TT RP, in FPS Chivalry for visceral combat. There may be some players for all these games and the existing ones (EVE, MO, DF etc) and others not mentioned (Gloria Victus, Life Is Feudal.). I just don't think people are going to find EQ-Next, Crowfall, Camelot Unchained or PFO that significant. What's held me off playing, I can and have answered and I think it ""MAY"" be highly applicable to others hence my suggestion being constructed to wider application ie not just random specifics to add to a huge list with others' contributions randomly heaped up. and not there yet because I've held off playing. I want to see an actual profit in my investment: I mean the game is a huge success and I was canny enough to see that invest and "double-my-money" so to speak. Next, I want to see some returns on the investment via personal funģ. I invest in the vision via kickstarter as part of my cash's valueĢ. The above framework is quite effective for a full mmorpg's population, but a random x1 sample it's not.ġ. Imho, that and suggestion for direction for improvement is not a good fit for the above framework. I still hope to come back in 6 months and find a successful, vibrant Moria - Although an interesting theory (one of many) it needs to be tested and hence it may apply to a sample of people, but I don't think it applies to all. That seems a good place to start making headway for the future. Proponents of the game are talking about all the fun socializing they do out of game, about future promises and, well, more interesting stuff than playing.Įverywhere I look people are interested in improving escalations and making them interrelated with pvp, gathering and questing. There aren't enough interesting things to do solo, which is as advertised, but then there aren't social systems in place either.
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I worry about the viability of a PVP game that's buggy and has a high level of entry for understanding how to make your build.
When players are describing their experiences, I don't think a lecture on the definition of 'grinding'or 'leashing' or somesuch is productive.
I definitely fall on the side of 'the MVP didn't have the V' in that argument. In the future, developers won't charge for alpha if they're smart. I'm not being sour unfortunately those prognostications are out there for everyone to see. I remember that Goblinworks was going to limit the number of subscribers each month to avoid server overpopulation. Why not choose one of three factions based on Golarion lore and go at it with reduced/eliminated rep hits? Instead a game of 'capture the flag' that disappears when the game improves? Clunky, immersion-breaking and an admission that the game mechanics weren't generating content. What first turned me off was the introduction of the War of Towers. I'm very worried about the future of this game. For about a year I've been a frequent lurker here, on the Goblinworks forums, Ideascale and other MMO websites. I don't think my comments belong on the official Goblinworks site. In fact mine was the first question answered on the video blog long ago. Hello, I'm Sepherum and I was once very active on these boards.
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