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From an Themepark MMO perspective, this game is as solid as they get. Despite the hate here, it was released comparatively speaking in a very polished state. It does everything that all the others similar games do quite well taking Age of Conan Tortage which everyone raved about into the next level across the entire game. I could care less about what they spent, blah blah blah

However,buy aoc gold, being exposed to so many MMOs since WOW beta, I just need a game that feels more alive like Skyrim does as a single player game or Guild Wars 2 does to some extent...even though even that world could feel more alive...though I think for now it is the most alive Themepark Out there by far.

My question is, does the code or engine allow a game to transform into an alive world, or would it just be too time consuming and expensive or some technical limitation prevents it? Have other games I am not aware of went from feeling static to alive?

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Now on the one hand, this sounds like a gamers dream. Enter a virtual world with all senses.

But then: would you use it?

It really frightens the shit out of me. We all know, any communication technology has be used two-sided,cheap atlantica gold. If you attach a computer to your brain, some company might as well program your brain. Such things are already researched. Or they could read out private information from your brain. Look how Facebook and Amazon know so much about us. If you regularly buy all you want on Amazon and post actively on Facebook these two companies know a crapload about you. Now imagine some companies of the future offer you cheap goods if you allow access to your brain info.

You could sell experiences from your RL as "experience game". You upload any experience in your life from your brain to the "NewInternet" and people pay you for re-living something you experienced. Like your team won when you played Soccer. Or how you hiked on a mountain. Or how you had wonderful sex.

And of course, people could become VERY addict to this virtual reality. Maybe humanity would decide virtual life is better and voluntarily live inside a Matrix? Letting Robots care for the bodily needs. BCI and constant connection of the Brain to a HyperMind collective could replace the internet. Even today with Smartphones people are potentially connected to the internet everywhere. And if you don't have a cell phone today, you have a difficult time, and people give you odd looks. So imagine it could work just as pressure to have a BCI and be connected with your brain to the Brain-Internet.

Sometimes this technology development spooks me. You say, that is all fictional? Well, today people have a much lesser feeling for "privacy" than people in the past. See Facebook asf. So apparently privacy is a cultural matter, not an absolute. In ancient Rome, people sat together and shat with a dozen others while chatting, which is rather unthinable to us.

Thoughts? How you feel about this idea? Would you connect or boycott this?

theyre still making a decent earning on wow, so they still have time to polish the game

and perhaps they can get some new "inspiration" from competiton too in the process

i would be surprised , if titan didnt have a variant of swtors companion system

( i always felt, that companions was a variant of hunters pet/bridge officer system)

competition is much harder now,,every man and his dog is running an mmo these days

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With so many MMOs currently available, it's easy for us, as gamers, to shun a title due to a few minor flaws. Being spoiled for choice has made us scathing critics, so it is a rare occasion in a gamers' career where you find yourself truly immersed in an online world.

The first time I experienced this 'feel-good' sensation was in October of 2001. Mythic Entertainment released Dark Age of Camelot, which boasted an amazing world enthralling thousands of gamers. With a 25 year old thriving Warhammer franchise fan base, it was expected that developer Mythic Entertainment, which had a demonstrated ability to develop an excellent MMO, would deliver an experience with Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning to shake the very foundation of the MMO genre.

MMORPG's Michael Bitton first reviewed Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning in April of 2009, several months after the initial release. Today we take a look at the past year, and determine whether it's still worth joining the WAR .

In the beginning...

In September of 2008, Warhammer Online graced our computer screens sporting many of the features that made Dark Age of Camelot a success, as well as introducing a few new features that grabbed the interest of many gamers. These features included Realm vs Realm (PvP); Instanced PvP Scenarios, which can be queued and accessed from anywhere in-game; Public Quests, involving multiple players who would receive different grades of loot depending on a dice roll and level of contribution; Community building through rewards and experience bonuses for conquering and holding zones; And the Tome of Knowledge, a complete journal of your character's journey including a bestiary, and titles gained from completing certain tasks (some quite silly, such as 'AHHHHH' for falling to your death 25 times). The Tome was such a great addition; the idea was even borrowed by MMO mammoth World of Warcraft.

Release day came, and initially servers were so frequently overloaded, additional servers were required to meet the demand. Opponents were plentiful and the community was brimming. This was short lived though, and unfortunately many people jumped ship early due to unbalanced game play, among other things. Today, over 60 North American servers have been 'consolidated', merging all remaining players into four non-restricted public servers- Badlands, Gorfang, Iron Rock and Volkmar.

While this may sound like a bad thing (it's certainly not great), Warhammer Online is primarily a PvP (player-vs-player) title, and in order to operate needs a decently sized player base. Consolidating the servers quite possibly may have been Warhammer Online's saving grace. The good news is free character transfers have been made available for all players whose characters were on closed servers. For those of you playing on Oceanic servers, you may also find that although the Oceanic servers have closed, the North American servers always seem to have a moderate active player base throughout the day, which is a refreshing change from other titles.

Where did everybody go?

One of the main reasons people fled from Warhammer Online was due to the lack of substance to solo and PvE content- and if you've had your fingers crossed for additional content, look elsewhere. Initially, all races started in zones unique to their player class/ race; these zones were shared with opposing races and included race-specific quests and storylines. But, due to lacking player base and the vastness of the world, all new characters now start in the same location. There is an option to return to your home area, but from personal experience, I would strongly suggest against this. These areas are now desolate ghost towns, leaving you feeling lonely in a world already lacking in solo PvE content.

There are some worthwhile PvE experiences, although many still require multiple players. These are in the form of Public Quests (PQs). Several PQs are available in each zone, and are available by simply walking into the area. These quests are made up of several stages, which may include settings ships on fire, destroying houses, or simply fighting off waves of NPCs, all of which finally culminate in a boss battle. After completing a PQ, a dice roll is given and, based on your contribution, you may be awarded loot. These PQs reset every few minutes, so even if you miss out on loot, you can participate in the next round and receive a bonus roll,cheap dfo gold, giving you a higher overall score.

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Abandoning the classic '10 Day Trial' period, a new 'Endless Free Trial' has been adopted, which is exactly as it sounds. There is no time limit for the trial, instead a cap at level 10- restricting you to the first Realm Tier, disallowing access to Capital Cities, and sending mail.

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