I mostly just want another TES game since Oblivion was such a disappointment when compared to Morrowind. A TES MMO could work but it wouldn't be easy to pull it off.
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I would actually like to see TES as an MMO, because even though I still play Oblivion it can get boring with the constant line repeats, and such. Maybe if they do do this they will find a way to solve the whole "you bought everything in the game but you can still keep making money even though it will be useless! =D" Sorry not saying that's a fault but I think it could use some work.
Well, that just knocked Bethesda off its pedestal as my favorite game developer. Looks like Bioware's gonna have to take that role. And to think I've put over 200 hours into Oblivion so they get to go and make a bunch of substandard, money-driven games (WET, Rogue Warrior, Brink, that stupid Wii racing game)
And if there is a Elder Scrolls MMO, I will burn both of my Oblivion copies.
And if there is a Elder Scrolls MMO, I will burn both of my Oblivion copies.
Oh no! How dare they charge a subscription. How dare they release frequent updates. How dare they police a multiplayer game with GMs. How dare they run regular maintenance on servers.GodsAndFishes said:
Seriously, you aren't paying for a game you've already bought. Stop misrepresenting what's actually happening.
I'm such a TES fanatic. I love those games so much. I used to go on the lore forums on TES.com and argue about the games' metaphysics, philosophy, and history.
There's just so much sweet lore in that series.
There's just so much sweet lore in that series.
I'll stand with my posistino for both TES and Fallout MMO's. To do any real justice to the IP and make the gameplay feel as much as it was in their previous games both must be a sandbox styled MMO.MaxTheReaper said:
And we know there is not as much money in sandboxes as there is to "theme park" styled MMO's.
This is actually meant to have been worked on. By Interplay.MaxTheReaper said:
"On November 30, 2006, Interplay filed a Form 8-K filing to the SEC regarding a potential Fallout massively multiplayer online game. The Form 8-K contained a prospectus stating that Interplay will be issuing common stock on Euronext to raise capital for developing a Fallout MMORPG. The report stated that the production and launch processes will require an estimated US$75 million in capital. The report also stated that production may start as early as January 2007 and the game may launch as early as July 2010."
It supposedly entered production in April 2008. However, as of June 2009, there has been a report that Interplay may have lost the rights to the game.
KOTOR isn't dead, it's being put on hold in favour of the Old Republic. Bioware hasn't said they've killed the series, they're simply moving it into a new platform.iggyus said:
Misinformation much.
As long long as they keep the MMO out of the canon storyline I'll be fine with it.
I don't like MUMORPUGERs because you never feel like the chosen one when you have five billion chosen ones next to you at all times, plus the monthly payments. but if they keep single player games as the main story and the MMO as like a side story I won't have any problems with it.
Edit: That is if this ever sees the light of day....
I don't like MUMORPUGERs because you never feel like the chosen one when you have five billion chosen ones next to you at all times, plus the monthly payments. but if they keep single player games as the main story and the MMO as like a side story I won't have any problems with it.
Edit: That is if this ever sees the light of day....
