http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/336879/ ... e-date.htm
Now THIS is something that I'll be following. I love the Elder Scrolls theme. After beginning my MMO experience with EQ in 99 (remember the $9.99 subscription price?), I've dabbled in EQII, DAOC, WOW and a couple of others. This sounds interesting if they can capture the theme correctly.
Skyrim as an MMO
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Skyrim as an MMO
Correction Mr. President, I DID build this, and please give Lurker a hug, we wouldn't want to damage his self-esteem.
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Re: Skyrim as an MMO
It will be interesting, for sure. I hope they can capture the same feel of exploration though, and not have it devolve into the typical grind-fest.
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Re: Skyrim as an MMO
I posted about this in gaming too. I can't wait to see what they come up with!
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Re: Skyrim as an MMO
I must've been one of the handful of people who wasn't doing back flips over Skyrim. It was a good enough game and all, but after about a week it just started becoming redundant, and that's where it lost me.
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