Is it safe to say that this is the "MMO" for me
" I didn't say MMORPG's, I said MMO's/MMOG's. Again, you're misinterpreting that MMO is only MMORPG, which it does not. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massively_multiplayer_online_game This is where you should be looking. Последняя редакция: Elynole#2906. Время: 7 янв. 2013 г., 15:02:20
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PoE is not a MMO.
Its normal Online RPG like Diablo or Guild Wars 1. Marvel Heroes have open world public zones (like MMORPGs) and its not MMO either. Stop spreading bullshit. If games like PoE and D3 (lack of singleplayer offline component) are MMOs is for example Enemy Territory MMO too or DayZ? Coop/Lobby games =/= MMO. There is nothing MASSIVE here. Последняя редакция: Kabraxis#1526. Время: 7 янв. 2013 г., 15:32:15
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" Checked Gamasutra. Read an article about SC2, and one about PoE. Neither made any reference to them being MMOs. Checked Gamedev. Found one reference to PoE being an MMO, which was made as a post by some random person. Aside from that, I have never even heard of this site after over 15 years of playing online games, and the language used by these people is completely different from 99% of game related sites. " Just because a game is online and is played by thousands of players doesn't mean that it's an MMO. " That is not its strict definition at all. The wiki YOU linked in another post makes that clear. It isn't that simple. " This is completely false. Only you and your development sites no one reads suggest this. Blizzard does not consider Starcraft to be an MMO. The entire gaming news industry does not consider it an MMO. 99.9% of the players do not consider it an MMO. GGG, the company you supported with a thousand dollars, does not label PoE as an MMO. Wiki doesn't list either of them as MMOs. " That is not at all why non MMOs are featured. Like most any game related site, they branched out to everything they could to increase the sites traffic and profitability. Get a grip. " "Still others will only use one part of the universe at any time. For example, Tribes (which is not an MMOG)" You linked to something as proof that completely disproved everything you have been saying. Tribes and Starcraft are the same kind of online game, and according to Wiki, Tribes is not an MMOG. It doesn't call Starcraft an MMO on its page. Theres also multiple wiki lists of types of MMOs, and none of them list any Starcraft game, or Path of Exile. So basically, you took one part of what defines an MMO, and applied it to damn near every video game that is online and played by lots of people. Its simply wrong, and nearly everyone in gaming disagrees with you, as does the evidence you linked. " You're right on Diablo, but Guild Wars 1 is in fact an MMO. Its a completely different type of game then Diablo and PoE, and is officially listed on MMO lists. Its even won MMO awards over the years. |
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" Actually, speaking - GW1 isn't much different than PoE. It was played by the masses, it was instanced, you could group or pvp in it, there was an immerssive ever-changing economy and a complete RPG storyline. Btw, those sites that I listed are used to gain prospects for many of the top game development companies, they have postings and listings on there quite frequently and there are a fair amount of professional game developers that frequent those sites. There are actually some really good articles on Gamasutra from industry professionals. So far, I've yet to hear anything that makes it to where Massively Multiplayer Online Games can't be considered those that are 1) Played by the masses 2) Online 3) Games. That'd be the definition of the word. At any rate, considering that you've seemingly never heard of Gamasutra or GameDev for that mantter, I'll lay this to rest as it'd be like arguing philosophy to an infant. Consumers in the video game market have a very skewed interpretation of what makes an MMOG an MMOG, even when it's defined directly in front of them. Everything has to be like WoW these days to be called an MMO it seems. |
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enough of this stupid topic.
some shit heads biting hard and its getting fucking annoying. lock this dumb shit please. |
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" I didn't say that I never heard of Gamasutra. The fact of the matter is that everything outside of two sites you mentioned completely contradict what you are saying, including the wiki page you linked. Sadly, but not surprisingly, your answer to that is to dismiss my points.(misreading what i said to boot) Its also particularly sad that you're suggesting consumers have skewed interpretations when their interpretations are identical to the actual development companies that are making the games, including GGG. You made a statement that contradicts almost everyone in gaming, provided no proof to support it, provided one link that disproves your own point on multiple pages, and are now dismissing the masses on both sides. Pathetic. P.S. I checked the site in your signature, ARPGamer. Not only did I not find a reference to PoE being an MMO, but there was a reference that differentiates between online ARPGs, and MMOARPGs. Shocking. Последняя редакция: Magnicon#6598. Время: 7 янв. 2013 г., 16:23:13
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Magnicon2
watch your fucking attitude man the way you talk to Elynole is very disrespectful. |
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" Wiki pages not listing the full MMOG listing isn't proof of anything, it gave examples. The definition of such is at the very top of the page...ya know, the first paragraph. Yea, that one. " I'd say that fits PoE pretty well, as well as Starcraft, as well as many other games. The term MMO came around after Text-Based MUD's were popular - the average Text-based MUD that was a pretty active community would have anywhere from 100-300 players on it at any given time. Some of them, like Age of Thrones MUD or Wheel of Time could have upwards of a thousand or so, but that was in their prime. When games like Meridian 59 came out, where a very large number(hence massively) started populating - the term was given because a Multi-User Dungeon didn't fit the scale of online players interacting with each other at the same time. Thus, you have MMO, and since many of those games were RPG's at the beginning MMORPG was born. MMO just signifies the magnitude of players and their interactions within one combined world, the sub-genre added to the MMO part would signify what "type" of game it is. It's why you have many different MMO's. Последняя редакция: Elynole#2906. Время: 7 янв. 2013 г., 16:35:37
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" And you are? His lawyer? ROTFL There is nothing disrespectful in Magnicon2 posts. LOL you owe me a coffee because is spit it on my monitor when i read this. |
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As most pointed out so far, there is nothing persistent in this game except what you take with you. It is, in many ways, the opposite of an MMO, since there is nothing common to any two instances.
Underrated stats: Basic human decency, small quantum of respect, microportion of compassion
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