Quote: kDeviL on 05/01/2012, 12:24 PM

Quote: Omegatron on 05/01/2012, 12:22 PM

I kinda wish that the MMO market could finally unshackle itself from the pvp market. It was pvp that almost broke Wow in the first place.



In FFXI it was handled as a mini game....which is exactly where it should have stayed.

Really? Cause I think it's the carebear-ness of mmo's that are destroying the genre.

Then you might be playing in the wrong genre.

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While I feel the loyalty towards TERA, TERA is "old" while Diablo 3 and GW2 are fresh/brand new. Not to mention TERA being an "Asian" game are usually frowned upon by some of the Western population before even trying the game, not to mention outside the TERA circle of fans others do not share the same interest in TERA.



Tera's a great game, but beyond the shiny lusty graphics and semi-innovative combat system Tera has little to claim. Plus the fact that En Masse hasn't brought out any major press releases or material for press. (The MMOFu thingy was lame tbh)



On the other hand screw them, I'm personally fine with our community atm not to mention with all the queues I don't really want more players. ;x They're missing out, not me.

Graphic dont make the game fun it the combat that does that but it rare to have both graphic and good combat in same game because cost alot money art design and the programmer to make the combat work well

Quote: jazero1987 on 05/01/2012, 12:32 PM

Graphic dont make the game fun it the combat that does that but it rare to have both graphic and good combat in same game because cost alot money art design and the programmer to make the combat work well

No. Art style/direction are HUGE factors in player enjoyment. There are certain games that I LOVE because of the art, despite the fact as a game it's not that great (Alice: Madness Returns for example). There are other games that are spectacular, but because of the art style used, I can't get into it at all.

You don't need to have high quality graphical fidelity to have a good looking game. Look at Trine. It doesn't have super high fidelity graphics, but the art in the game is amazing and they've found a way to make DECENT graphics look great.

that what i say graphic dont make fun it all the gameplay mechanics and combat system. i know tons of horrbile graphic games that really good to play

Seriously, if pvp is so important to you then go play Unreal Tournament or Black ops

Honestly,

I read about this game in Gameinformer MONTHS ago, and it was being compared to WoW / SWTOR / and some other tank game that is launching soon.

Then I heard nothing, I had literally forgotten about it until I was browsing youtube the other day and saw a private CBT video for it.

Never played a Mudd have you?