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Bioware's MMOG
- Thread starter Briosafreak
- Start date
Data4
Arcane
That thar interview said:
This does not bode well. I want a computer game designed by computer gamers dammit.
-D4
Cthulhugoat
Arbiter
BioWare - Black Isle = bad.
Yet another MMOG. With dragons. OMFG dragons.
Yet another MMOG. With dragons. OMFG dragons.
Voss
Erudite
- Joined
- Jun 25, 2003
- Messages
- 1,770
Meh. Not much info there really.
Avoiding the grind is one of those idealistic goals that sounds good, but the sheer volume of content required to avoid it is cost prohibitive (and far more work than bioware has ever been willing to do for any previous product).
Storytelling xp? Is this quests or creepy white wolf style living-your-character to the point that you put red food coloring in your water (to show you drink blood!) obsessive type role-playing that makes sane people want to commit suicide?
And for real humor check some of the follow-up comments about dynamic content. The sheer level of naivity is... amusing.
Avoiding the grind is one of those idealistic goals that sounds good, but the sheer volume of content required to avoid it is cost prohibitive (and far more work than bioware has ever been willing to do for any previous product).
Storytelling xp? Is this quests or creepy white wolf style living-your-character to the point that you put red food coloring in your water (to show you drink blood!) obsessive type role-playing that makes sane people want to commit suicide?
And for real humor check some of the follow-up comments about dynamic content. The sheer level of naivity is... amusing.
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