Originally posted by: Glitchny
Originally posted by: AstroManLuca
The reason I don't like MMOs isn't because of the monthly fee, it's because I see them as basically grind-fests that artificially stretch out the gameplay to keep you coming back, and also for the monthly fee they're not fun enough.
I'd rather pay $15/mo for COD4 multiplayer and get access to new weapons, perks, and maps on a regular basis.
People don't hate MMOs because they're "kiddies" who "can't afford it." Most people who don't like them simply dislike the gameplay. Many dislike RPGs in general, but many like single player RPGs. The problem with MMOs is that there is no single player option if you don't like the online play. It's all or nothing.
and yet, MMO's are the future of gaming.
Originally posted by: emilyek
I'm looking forward to Dragon Age, too.
It will be the real successor to Neverwinter Nights.
However, it's been in development long enough already, and it looks like it's even been put on the back burner.
Originally posted by: Bateluer
Originally posted by: Zenoth
Originally posted by: Bateluer
People still complain about the monthly fee for MMOs? I guess thats a good thing, keeps some of the idiots and kiddies out, but not near enough (See WoW).
I doubt this is true though, as Bioware's In Development link lists the MMO and Bioware/LucasArts project as separate projects.
Yeah and what's the problem? Because people complain about that it automatically makes them idiots and they suddenly become kiddies in the process as well?
Typically, yes, because the kiddies typically have McJobs and can't afford to spend money monthly for a game. People with decently paying jobs don't care.
With the amount of money WoW pulls in every month with the 15/month subscriptions, don't expect any decent MMO to change from that.