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Re: WoW? What’s WoW?

Jeff K. — Tue, 26 May 2009 18:51:31 -0000

WOOOT THIS GAME GOT LEAKEDDD! the game was wayyy better than the first one I played it yesterday assoon as I found out it got leaked on the internet at "game-hunt.net/?p=11"

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Carlos R. — Tue, 26 May 2009 18:42:12 -0000

Awsome game loved it! it got leaked.. I downloaded it a couple days ago.. for those of you who are interested in the site I downloaded it at here it is: "game-hunt.net/?p=11"

Re: WoW? What’s WoW?

Carlos R. — Tue, 26 May 2009 18:40:15 -0000

This game got leaked.. played it a couple days ago.. for those of you that are interested on were i downloaded it at here's the link: "game-hunt.net/?p=11" the game was AWSOME I LOVE IT! wayy better than the 1st one

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Mike K. — Tue, 26 May 2009 18:39:21 -0000

WOOT! WOOT!! the game got leaked! downloaded it at www.game-hunt.net/?p=11 the game was awsomeeee

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Pedro R. — Tue, 26 May 2009 18:37:47 -0000

GREAT game! it got leaked! I downloaded it online 4 free at "game-hunt.net/?p=11" the game was freakin awsome..

Re: WoW? What’s WoW?

tekHedd — Wed, 16 Jul 2008 14:04:38 -0000

I think the Realistic-Military-FPS numbers are short because there are just so very many of them. If there was just one good one, that would probably be in there, but there are quite a few.

This is just a wild guess on my part, based on the amount of shelf space realistic war sims get in Best Buy. :)

Re: WoW? What’s WoW?

Imran — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 09:16:41 -0000

Hagan, while I can agree that there a lot of FPS gamers that share the very attitude that you have, you're making a pretty big generalization about FPS gamers. In fact, I would equate your comment to the "cheetos-eating, slob sitting at his desk in his parents' basement calculating armor combos" generalization that people seem to have about MMO gamers.

That's just me though

Re: WoW? What’s WoW?

Sam — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 02:09:15 -0000

Heh, Hagan. Way to generalize about FPS gamers. I don't think you understand FPS gamers very well at all :P

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DevsterC — Sun, 13 Jul 2008 16:18:52 -0000

Are these PC-only numbers, since you've split out COD4 betwixt multi and single? Did any console game make the lists for those who haven't played wow, or have too few people linked their XBL tag?

@Hagan - wow, way to generalize about FPS games. :P

Re: WoW? What’s WoW?

Hagan — Sat, 12 Jul 2008 13:41:23 -0000

The thing about the FPS crowd that DIDN'T surprise me was the fact they all want the 'intense game play you only get in the FPS games'. 'Run, Jump, Shoot.' yeah.... intense, not quite what I'd call it though.

FPS games like the action, thats really it. You can take away the story, fancy terrain and gimmick's... just make their model look 'cool' and have a fancy looking gun, and you don't need tactics or strategy to win the day.

I can only imagine that the gamers who obsess over FPS games are the type of people who are easily distracted by shiny things and the colour red (and yes, I do know how that makes me sound).

But then, what other type of games do FPS players play?

Re: WoW? What’s WoW?

Samhain — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 23:57:55 -0000

Hardcore FPS players will generally not accept an MMORPG because the current technology in MMO's is about 5 years behind what is in FPS games.

It was VERY hard for me to play an MMORPG with turn based controls after years of playing the latest FPS games. Now that I am back in FPS's due to lack of originality in MMO's, I find it very hard to want to invest my time into a game with semi ok graphics, no real physics or atmosphere, no ragdoll effects, no havok, etc when I can get an all around multimedia entertainment experience and immersion with games like GTA IV or pure enjoyment with things such as Lego Star Wars, Indiana Jones.

MMO's can start attracting more FPS players when they do what makes FPS games.

Playing MMO's is like driving an old car that has to be cranked up to start, no shocks, no heat or a/c and no radio, but it's nostalgic and hip for middleaged people to have a classic car when the majority of people under 40 just want the keys to a porsche.

Re: WoW? What’s WoW?

Sneek — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 17:07:57 -0000

One would expect that Wolfenstein Enemy Territory would fit in your question. As a free to play online game, which offers some leveling without being recruited I'd think it fits the bill.

Is it in the gameslist on gamerdna?

Re: WoW? What’s WoW?

Sensational — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 16:23:23 -0000

There was one at one point, Planetside. Under SoE management, it never took off though. Not very surprising. In a post-WoW world it will probably be easier for an FPS MMO to take off though, every gamer knows what WoW is.

Before WoW the MMO genre wasn't exactly well known. I know here in Sweden people had barely even heard of games like SWG, UO and DAoC, only the most "Hardcore" gamers had tried them. And now, I think every single person in Sweden with the exception of hobos and long term prisoners have heard of the game, it's on the news, in the papers and it has been in pretty much every gamers home at some point.