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Merced652 wrote...
The article about a new NWN game being a MMO was somewhat telling of this tendency. .
Modifié par ErichHartmann, 01 décembre 2010 - 08:35 .
That's certainly arguable.Behindyounow wrote...
It's bad enough they ruined KOTOR with an MMO.
Winter Wraith wrote...
Behindyounow wrote...
No. It's bad enough they ruined KOTOR with an MMO.
Because KoTOR will be retroactively affected by its very existence.
Clearly the time-space continuum is in danger.
George Lucas doesnt think soAndferne wrote...
That's certainly arguable.Behindyounow wrote...
It's bad enough they ruined KOTOR with an MMO.
Johnny Chaos wrote...
George Lucas doesnt think soAndferne wrote...
That's certainly arguable.Behindyounow wrote...
It's bad enough they ruined KOTOR with an MMO.
George Lucas is a fat piece of... Look, if that makes ANY money for him, he'll do it. Look at Star Wars: The force unleashed 1 and 2 - nothing short of writer prostitution on Lucas's part. SW is dead, deal with it. There are many other great IPs turned to crap.Johnny Chaos wrote...
George Lucas doesnt think soAndferne wrote...
That's certainly arguable.Behindyounow wrote...
It's bad enough they ruined KOTOR with an MMO.
Modifié par Upsettingshorts, 01 décembre 2010 - 08:43 .
Behindyounow wrote...
Well, I meant more along the lines of KOTOR 3. With the MMO being KOTOR 3,4,5 etc, I find it doubtful we'll get another proper KOTOR game, like what happened with Warcraft.
SDNcN wrote...
He also thought episodes one through three were good ideas.
Upsettingshorts wrote...
but unlike World of Warcraft I wouldn't be turned off by the license or setting and never entertain playing it.
Andferne wrote...
KoToR was dead as soon as Bioware was not the ones making the second one. So even without the MMO a 3rd one would of never happened.
Modifié par ErichHartmann, 01 décembre 2010 - 08:47 .
You mean like your opinion when you mentioned KoToR was ruined with an MMO.Behindyounow wrote...
Why would it? Is this just you're opinion talking or is there some actual fact in there?
Andferne wrote...
You mean like your opinion when you mentioned KoToR was ruined with an MMO.
Again no more than just opinionated speculation. Until SoE messed up SWG it was quite succesul and people enjoyed it. But one turn after another ruined that game beyond recogniton. Now just opinion on my part, but to be honest I don't see ToR flopping. Call it a hunch.Behindyounow wrote...
Just an MMO that'll more than likely flop because it's not WOW.
Maria Caliban wrote...
SDNcN wrote...
He also thought episodes one through three were good ideas.
They made his company a couple more billion dollars and that's all Lucas wanted.
If
you ever watch the 'Making of...' videos, his greatest broad concept
concern was making more money than Titanic. In that, he failed. And then
James Cameron pwnt him twice by making Avatar, which made more money
than Titanic and arguably did more to push the edges of film technology.
Upsettingshorts wrote...
In my humble opinion an MMO needs
a good launch to even have a chance at success, or it's dead on
arrival. Beyond that, I don't think WoW numbers ought to be the
benchmark. The benchmark is probably internal - Bioware/EA probably
have a number they're shooting for and I doubt they're going to tell us,
though they might.
Successful launch = successful MMO. If players
try it out and don't like the game it is in the first few weeks or
months, the game may as well be dead to them and more importantly - dead
to the gaming industry, especially the press, even if they would like
future versions of the game.
SDNcN wrote...
Maria Caliban wrote...
SDNcN wrote...
He also thought episodes one through three were good ideas.
They made his company a couple more billion dollars and that's all Lucas wanted.
If
you ever watch the 'Making of...' videos, his greatest broad concept
concern was making more money than Titanic. In that, he failed. And then
James Cameron pwnt him twice by making Avatar, which made more money
than Titanic and arguably did more to push the edges of film technology.
eww.
Well then, good going Avatar.Upsettingshorts wrote...
In my humble opinion an MMO needs
a good launch to even have a chance at success, or it's dead on
arrival. Beyond that, I don't think WoW numbers ought to be the
benchmark. The benchmark is probably internal - Bioware/EA probably
have a number they're shooting for and I doubt they're going to tell us,
though they might.
Successful launch = successful MMO. If players
try it out and don't like the game it is in the first few weeks or
months, the game may as well be dead to them and more importantly - dead
to the gaming industry, especially the press, even if they would like
future versions of the game.
I haven't followed wow in a while but last I remember the break down of subscriptions for WoW was around 2 million subscriptions in the US and I think more or less the same in Europe. The large chunk of WoW subs come from Asia.
I think it was said Bioware was aiming for 2 million subscriptions which seems doable provided the playerbase doesn't hemorrhage a month or two after release.
Harid wrote...
After KOTOR. . . .just. . .no. What is wrong with you.
Modifié par Upsettingshorts, 01 décembre 2010 - 09:36 .
Johnny Chaos wrote...
China banned WoW for awhile
Modifié par SDNcN, 01 décembre 2010 - 09:54 .
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