Fallen Earth
Even though I want to disclose everything I know about FE, I can't....
BUT!!!!
This game is amazing, surprisingly well polished, and they took the post apocalyptic theme to the extreme. Crafting is out of this world [you can craft 99% of the items in game] and it works on a 256mb video card.
Once this game hits live, I hope all you WoW addicts will find a new and better game in Fallen Earth. We could definitely start a team Icrontic in FE ;D
BUT!!!!
This game is amazing, surprisingly well polished, and they took the post apocalyptic theme to the extreme. Crafting is out of this world [you can craft 99% of the items in game] and it works on a 256mb video card.
Once this game hits live, I hope all you WoW addicts will find a new and better game in Fallen Earth. We could definitely start a team Icrontic in FE ;D
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The only true one being released in the next year
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No instances. 10k or more people per server. Aspects from original table top RPGs integrated into an online environment .
Sadly, not many MMOs meet this requirement.
Me agree.
If you want to see how bad a fully instanced game is look at Crimecraft.
Crimecraft is not an MMO. Just sayin'...
"CrimeCraft, billed as a Persistent World next-gen shooter is an upcoming MMO from the folks at Vogster"
http://www.mmorpg.com/gamelist.cfm/game/387
Anyways, back on topic. Fallen Earth is great, try to get in beta if you can.
I spoke with one of the developers of Crimecraft at E3. He was very adamant about not calling the game an MMO. That's not what it is, and that's not how they want people to see it.
He tell you they screwed with the aiming because they're afraid of people getting headshots? The game is flawed at the core.
Have you ever even played it? Make another topic if you like Crime Craft and want to stress your point...
I cannot play the closed beta of this game or any other because I'm a journalist.
I only jumped in in the first place because you were trying to tell us, as if from a position of authority, that any game that doesn't fit your narrow definition of a good MMO isn't worth playing, or that it isn't a "real MMORPG". That's just elitist crap, and whether you meant it that way or not, it sort-of rubbed me the wrong way.
What I've heard about the gameplay elements sounds pretty good, though. First person perspective, no instances, and what sounds like a pretty good crafting system all resonate with me. I generally like post-apocalyptic settings, too. Guess we'll see what the final product looks like.