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[Aaleel]

I tried one MMORPG, and that was enough for me. It's too much of a time sink and once you get to the point of using larger groups to kill anything that drops rare loot, people lose their minds and fight like children over who should get it. I made some friends but the negatives far outweighed the positives in the end.

So short answer helllllllllllllllll No!

[Stormy]

Nope.  I enjoy single player games to get away from MMORPGs.  I've been in MMORPGs since the early 90's when any "graphic" was in your mind as whatever description was typed in response to your action was more than enough to create a mind-picture.  They can be fun but between MUDs, MUXes, MUSHs, MOOs and, later, City of Heroes/Villians... and on to today's Second Life and others, it gets old fast.  

 

I, personally, would prefer if they left DA alone, at least in that regard.  We who are tired of having to log in to either compete or drama plead on bended knee!   

[mikeymoonshine]

No, unless it went f2p but I still wouldn't be happy about it. 

 

There are some MMO's I have liked, Guild Wars is pretty good and Guild Wars 2 is even better and they managed to be a decent MMO that was F2p as well as not having some of the most annoying aspects of MMO's.

 

MMO's always feel kinda lacking in something though and I have always preferred single player games. It would also kinda ruin Thedas for me, so much more can be done to make the world unique and to make your story unique in a single player. We wouldn't be able to make the changes and have the kinds of choices we have in an MMO. 

 

Also as people have said the MMO gaming community is awful. 

[Aries_cz]

I would probably give it a shot. SWTOR started out a bit bumpy, with several, in hindsight, wrong decisions and a bit of developer arrogance, but is now shaping up to be better and better. So let say that BW got their lesson in how MMO people work, what do they want, etc.

 

However, I think that DA MMO would not work, as it would just be "yet another fantasy MMO", and the market is overfilled with that. However, seeing SWTOR in Frostbite, well, I guess I would not leave my computer, ever...

[Mecha Elf]

Nope I play for the story and characters.

[Chiramu]

Need a different story set up to make it into an MMORPG. Also, I wouldn't want combat mechanics like SWTOR, god that's awful **** right there. 

[The_Other_M]

Hell no.

[Cespar]

Yes! I feel that if it's handle right, then yes. I love the lore and world so much, and with a MMO, I can explore every single place in Thedas. 

[blussi]

NO. NEVER. 

[metalfenix]

No, Since SWTOR I try to stay away from any MMOs.

[Morroian]

Yes I would play a DA mmo.

[mordy_was_here]

[mopotter]

No.  

 

I play single player games and I have no interest in playing with anyone else.  If there is a separate on line portion that I can totally ignore and pretend does not exist, that is what I'll do.  If it was a game where I was forced to play on line as part of the "experience"  I'd pass on it.

 

I have played The old republic as a single player and it is ok, but I go for months without going back to the game. It's just not something I'm interested in.  

[pjnorthbay]

Not with this particular IP.  However I would totally be interested in a MMORPG that was a unique IP (or Mass Effect (stop don't yell at me)), as I think Bioware's strength in story would bring a lot to the table.  One thing you can't argue (well you can but I won't listen to you) about SWTOR the stories are darn solid.

[NUM13ER]

Nope. I gave The Old Republic a chance (solo run of course), I enjoyed the story and characters, but it's gameplay reinforced everything I didn't like about MMO's. All I could think of the whole time was how cool a lot of the better features would be in a single player game.

I found myself wishing they'd made KOTOR III instead basically. I enjoy my single player RPG experiences far more.

I don't play games to socialise, I do it for escapism.

[badboy64]

Not a chance.

[FeliciaM]

As a long time player of WoW (been playing since late vanilla, 7+ years)... I'd give it a shot. I played SWTOR a bit, and while I enjoyed it... didn't want to hand anymore of my money over :/ I quit WoW when the community started sinking, and my raid guild died in MoP. It's a HORRIBLE community now, I don't recommend it. There are a few nice people, but it's like finding a diamond in a gigantic pile of trash.

 

Ultimately, I'd be extremely disappointed if Bioware turned Dragon Age into an MMO...

[azrael_1289]

I wouldn't have.

[Deflagratio]

An MMO in the Dragon Age Universe is different than DA:I as an MMORPG, with that caveat I will say (and you have to imagine this yelled at a decibel level fifty percent higher than what is required for permanent hearing damage) No.

[BloodyTalon]

Nope.

[Rykoth]

No. I'm a roleplayer. I love RP in my MMOs. But, RPers are rare in MMOs. I don't want to log into Thedas and see "ChaosDude283 the Mage" running around. It's immersion breaking.

 

The only way I'd ever play a DA MMORPG, is if the content was designed like a regular dragon age, but instead of companions, it was based around the other players, and thus everyone plays a role.

 

But more importantly, only if everyone was in character.

 

And since that will never happen.

 

NO.

[TanithAeyrs]

No, I have no interest in MMORPG's of any type.  The Old Republic is the only Bioware game I have failed to purchase for that reason.  And it tempted me, just because it was Bioware.  But the idea of missing content just because I don't really have time to play with a group turned me off.  Also, if I want to interact with the BSN community I simply hop on BSN and look through the threads I like.  CRPG's for me are a nice melding of game, book and movie with clever dialog and an investment in my character on a personal level.  I play a couple of MMO war games on my IPhone that are kind of fun, but they don't fixate my attention like a new single player CRPG.  When it comes down to it, if I wanted to play an RPG with a group of people I would rather play tabletop.  My kids are old enough to start to play D&D and either my husband or I can GM.  We also have several friends that play if we wanted to start a real campaign.

[SilkieBantam]

No.

I enjoy MMORPG's and I've played my fair share of them over the years but the Dragon Age franchise is a very solitary gaming experience for me. The world I've created in it is important to me and while I love discussing the franchise with other people, I don't want them in my DA world. 

[Nefla]

If it was like SWtOR then yes, if it was like any other MMORPG then no. A SP game would still be much better IMO, the reason I like SWtOR if because it's like a SP game.

[Tajerio]

I'd love a Baldur's Gate style co-op mode, because my only IRL friend who plays RPGs loves Dragon Age. But an MMO? No thanks. Don't want BioWare to waste a Dragon Age game on that horrible style and community.