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| Time Mage 1182th Post
 
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, posted Fri 31 Jan 05:31
I don't like MMORPGS also, it's nigh impossible to make a story (not even a decent story, but any kind of story), and the gameplay is usually also very poor. That kind of games are centered in fighting and leveling up, but I prefer more balance between fighting (because I like it) and advancing in the plot.
In rpg's I usually force myself to level up from time to time, but I'm never too much time fighting, because if not, you don't get very involved in the story.
However, I'm curious to see some MMORPGS like this and FFXI, just to try.
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| Juan 2856th Post
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| "Re(2):Damned online games........" , posted Fri 31 Jan 09:10:
It depends who you play with, its like everything, like message boards, chat rooms, or arcades. You can walk in alone and hope you dont meet losers, or you can bring a friend that you know you will have fun with. You need to choose who you play with.
Some online games manage to have decent stories, like the Diablo and Warcraft series. Tho in Warcraft's case it leaves the story for the single player mode.
But thats y'alls opinions. Sorry your luck with online experiences werent good.
Ghost and Goblins/Ghouls/Whatever should be pretty interesting as an online game, im specially interested on how they would design the world and apply classic enemies/bosses of the series.
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Am I the only one who hate online games??? I'm with you NARUTO, I prefer to play a game with a story, interesting objective, than hang out with a bunch of losers with poor grammar and cheaters online.
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| "Re(1):Ghosts 'n Goblins Online !" , posted Mon 3 Feb 08:27
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Capcom and Game Factory announced they will release a new cross platform MMORPG called Makimura Online (Ghosts 'n Goblins Online) in spring 2004, which is developed on the Terazona and Renderware 3D engine. The main character is the son of Makimura's main character Arthur.
There are 11 playable characters and 6 job classes to choose from, include knight, archer, vampire, fighter, beastman and dragon-man. Makimura Online will be released on PC first, and then on other major console platforms.
Online gaming and the big push for it really rubs me the wrong way. Especially Xbox Live. This would probably have something to do with the fact that I don't have broadband at home, and I can't get it where I live. Phantasy Star Online was pretty good on dialup on Dreamcast, but apparently it's not good enough for Microsoft. I can't take my Xbox online and I'm more than a little bitter about it.
Even with computer games, people rarely want to play with someone stuck in dialup, anyway. They make disparaging remarks and kick you off their servers, at least, that's how my experience has been.
And it pisses me off. A lot. It's like an online class system has been established based on where you live, what you can get. It's not a matter of cost for me, it's the fact that I live in a rural area with no options for faster connections.
So I can't be bothered to care about FFXI, or this, or whatever new games come out for Xbox, GC, and PS2 designed to be played online. Even new computer games don't interest me.
Sure, I'd like to play Halo 2 online, but you know that? 8 player Halo across 2 Xboxes is good enough for me right now, and it's probably going to have to remain that way until I get to college.
Funny, I'm typing this entry from a computer with broadband: I'm in my school's lab. No wonder coming home seems like such a drag sometimes.
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