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Jonbo298 · 08-15-2005, 09:22 AM

I wasnt trying to say the cartoony look was horrible. It just seems a little weird to me

But your right. 97% of the MMO market is the same cookie cutter look/adventure.

I've said before elsewhere but the MMO market is getting WAY too saturated and its only going to get worse before it collapses within itself and only the ones with original ideas will stand a better chance of suviving. Not everyone can afford to pay $10-$15 a month for multiple games. The lesser known ones will fail quikly to the larger games.

Example: RYL. It just came out recently but almost no one is flocking to it, why? Besides the marketing, its brought nothing new to the table from the look of it. Plus, their million dollar PvP contest will probably make the company bankrupt

08-15-2005, 09:22 AM	#6
Jonbo298 Freaky me Freaky you Jonbo298 is offline Location: In the Cornfields of Iowa Now Playing: Posts: 8,082	Re: A World of WarCraft- 10 Ways MMORPGs Will Change the Future I wasnt trying to say the cartoony look was horrible. It just seems a little weird to me But your right. 97% of the MMO market is the same cookie cutter look/adventure. I've said before elsewhere but the MMO market is getting WAY too saturated and its only going to get worse before it collapses within itself and only the ones with original ideas will stand a better chance of suviving. Not everyone can afford to pay $10-$15 a month for multiple games. The lesser known ones will fail quikly to the larger games. Example: RYL. It just came out recently but almost no one is flocking to it, why? Besides the marketing, its brought nothing new to the table from the look of it. Plus, their million dollar PvP contest will probably make the company bankrupt __________________ Credit to Null for sig jonbo298.