Comments on: World Of Warcraft – How It Has Almost Killed MMO Gaming

By: Ms Cas

Ms Cas — Sun, 22 Nov 2015 13:32:00 +0000

I personally think it’s good to have dungeon&raid finders, so everyone can enjoy content. heroic versions should be good enough to cater to ‘hardcore’ people. I also find that most of the time it’s the ‘hardcore’ people who whined about ‘gearscore’ in WOTLK. As a casual player myself, I didn’t really care and was happy just gathering flowers and finding goofy outfits to wear.

By: CFC Coalition Linemember

CFC Coalition Linemember — Sat, 08 Mar 2014 22:34:00 +0000

Now make an artical of how MMOs are dieing with EVE Online growing ever larger.

When an EvE Online player leaves to play WoW , The average IQ of both games increases.

By: Skotie

Skotie — Sun, 26 Jan 2014 09:37:00 +0000

Personally I feel your spot on. I can’t claim to have played EQ1 or 2 though, my MMO days started with FFXI but after seeing this article it becomes clear that was a EQ clone as well. Still it felt like a great game worth playing (or it was), and you weren’t just handed everything, when you died you lost xp and had to walk back but that was about it. Honestly I’ll admit I even played WoW for awhile but seen what happened to the game and eventually got sick of it and left. Now you can’t even find a MMO anymore worth playing, my only hope is someone will make a MMO or two specifically targeted and sold to hardcore players, perhaps with a higher subscription cost to make it a bit more worthwhile to investors? Who knows those, that might never happen.