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[Tietta]

DA:O is a great game and the content was great.  I loved the interation with the NPCs and how the story line adjusted with these interactions.  Age of Conan somewhat did this in the early levels, but character creation/development was not nearly as fun as in DA:O.  DA:O made me feel like gaming is moving to the next level.  I have been looking for a game like this for a MMORPG with no success for a long time.  I have played nearly all the hyped up games that have come out for the last 15 years.  I tend to stay away from the free ones due to the graphics is lacking.  If BioWare can take the success of this game and develop something with the depth of WoW, then you have created the next generation of MMORPG.  The companions in DA:O were great with great depth in their development.  The dungeons, cities, and story line was exciting and refreshing.  Morrigan's armor made me wish I had more options for other companions similar as this.  Great Job!

Now for the question - With the success of DA:O, is there a MMORPG in future?  Is there something, you can point me to that has similar type of character development for an MMORPG?

[kelvang]

pretty sure there is another thread on this, probably a few 

http://social.biowar.../9/index/360599
heres one

Modifié par kelvang, 13 décembre 2009 - 08:41 .

[Bullets McDeath]

try a million. are there seriously not enough MMOs out there people have to demand this every single day? I don't see FPS or RTS or platform enthusiasts demanding the game be modded or the sequel change genres. What is it about MMO players? Seriously? Can we just have this game and if you want to go questing with a bunch of illiterate children you can just go play WoW or Champions some more?

[djricekcn]

I personally don't want to see MMO Dragon Age.

[bjdbwea]

Tietta wrote...

DA:O is a great game and the content was great.  I loved the interation with the NPCs and how the story line adjusted with these interactions.

And still you want to make it into an MMO. Is it so hard to understand that what makes DA:O great - story, NPCs, decisions, your PC being someone special - can only work as a single player game?

[mathewgurney]

Theres a still very active 7-8 page thread covering this subject in its entirety not two spaces above this one. @.@

Diffuse discussion is diluted discussion. Discuss.

[7a7ec]

No no no no no thats just wrong, MMOs are horrible games ...

[7a7ec]

If you want interaction get yourself a real " live" friend .....

[TileToad]

That rug really tied the room together.

[kelvang]

7a7ec wrote...

If you want interaction get yourself a real " live" friend .....

or a cat, or a dog, or a blowup doll

[Kalcalan]

That subject has been debated over and over again, do a quick search. The main argument is that Dragon Age is a story driven game and that an MMO won't cope with that element. In a DA MMO you'll be a Grey Warden among thousands of Grey Wardens and there will never be an end to the Blight. Not to mention that the RPing element will be wasted because of the lame interaction that will take place between players instead of what we have in DA now. Single player games are a different breed, no offense, but if you really want to play an MMO just play another game.

[xxdemo911xx]

Agreed. The fact that Oblivion was single player made it great, same with this RPG.

[lawpel19]

I would never want this game as an MMO. But would not mind a system like in NWN. had some of my best interaction with other gamers in multiplayer servers.

[DarkSpiral]

Good grief. Ladies and gentlemen, while the fact that there are DOZENS of thread about DA would make a "great" MMO are quite true, I fail to understand why we are berating the OP for asking DA to become an MMO, when that isn't what she (I assume) asked!

Is there something, you can point me to that has similar type of character development for an MMORPG?

That question isn't the same thing as "Wow you guys should make an MMO!" (which they are, in fact, doing). It's asking the boards if any MMOs exist with character development along the lines of DA. A very different question.



The answer is: "Not to my knowledge." The Bioware/LucasArts MMO based in the Old Republic timeline of Star Wars is being hyped as being very story-heavy, but frankly, even with Bioware involved, I'll believe it when I see it. Specific to fantasy games? No, I don't think so.

[Tietta]

Thanks DarkSpiral. The fact that so many say it cannot be as good single player game only goes to say that someone will make it work in the future.

Modifié par Tietta, 13 décembre 2009 - 10:48 .

[Trajan60]

I would be extremely disappointed if Dragon Age didn't become an MMO at some point. You've basically got the UI set from the PC version of DA:O. Bioware would just have to add a chat box and a combat log. The lore is deep enough. The world is interesting enough. How can you not make this an MMO?



As Bioware is demonstrating with SW:TOR, the MMO genre doesn't necessarily mean you're moving away from a story driven narrative with excellent voice acting.

[MR-9]

I played MMOs long enough to realize that my real life schedule of doing nothing all day seems much more exciting.



Data Processor LFW

[Bryy_Miller]

Tietta wrote...

Thanks DarkSpiral. The fact that so many say it cannot be as good single player game only goes to say that someone will make it work in the future.

No, not really. Not at all. 

[Dahelia]

Maybe we will see if this can become some sort of MMO or Multiplayer/Co-Op type game when the Star Wars MMO comes out..if that does great..this game might become one in the future.

[VanDraegon]

Tietta wrote...
Now for the question - With the success of DA:O, is there a MMORPG in future?  Is there something, you can point me to that has similar type of character development for an MMORPG?

I certainly hope not.

[kevinwastaken]

You MMO types are a scary bunch.

[DarkSpiral]

I would actually be thrilled with co-op options, but Bioware couldn't fit it in, and the game doesn't suffer for it. Maybe, *maybe* they can make it part of an expansion. If that isn't feasible, maybe it's a feature DA2 might be able to tackle. But an actual MMO based around the DA mythos? Frankly, I'd prefer a lot more exploration of the world in a single player model first.

[Mesecina]

I disapprove (-50)

[casadechrisso]

Co-op yes, MMO no.

The good thing in a NWN-style multiplayer game is, if you're annoyed by some 1337 kiddies you can tell them to run off to some grinding server and still enjoy the storydriven game you set up. In a MMO everything immersive or storydriven goes immediately poof once the first kid with a massive flaming axe stands next to you asking "wut lvl r u?".

I'd rather die.