*looks for punctuation*
*finds none*
You don't like Punctuation, I take it. Really, he's not so bad once you get to know him. Invite him for a tea or something. I'll even pay. He gets along well with Spelling. Would you like me to introduce you to them both?
Oh, and DD as a MMORPG probably won't be any better or worse than the ones out there. It also costs a lot and is a
big risk. If it goes fubar, Larian'd be on its way to its deathbed. MMORPG business is a competitive market. Quite a number of MMORPGs have been complete failure, or nearly so. Look at buggy crap like Anarchy Online. Plus, when a game tries to be too much, if often fails on everything. I have yet to find a RPG with a truly engaging story that is more original than the usual fantasy cliches (not
exactly never-seen-before original, just something less banal), good execution of said story, memorable characters, and a nice balance of combat that offers real tactical challenges. None. RPGs that have claimed to be this usually aren't.
Lastly, most MMORPGers don't pay attention to detail. They could care less about story or NPC interaction; most are there for ph4t l3wtz and leveling treadmill.
and if you come out with a game like this Larian studios you better include me in the beta and give me a free copy of the game and make it free for me to play cause i know a massively multiplayer game will cost per month
Okaaaay.
