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The Castlevania Dungeon Forums => General Castlevania Discussion => Topic started by: Saner on October 10, 2008, 06:59:03 PM
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yup yup yup. since Castlevania is growing to new levels of
entertainment and genres, it's bound to become a great mmorpg at some point! ;D but preferably without the tedious camping and grinding.
There are so many better rules and directions mmorpgs can go with growth and rewards. ;D
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I chose material crafter, but I'd also have a magician too. I'd like to have both in an mmo. Unless material crafter isn't as good as UO.
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SOma!
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but preferably without the tedious camping and grinding.
what.
a mmorpg without grinding is not a mmorpg. you have to pay monthly fee for those, so you obviously need to spend long hours in it to pay more. more grinding = more time spent on it = more money for deveopers.
DUH ::)
and seriously, why would anyone who's a cv fan want to be something lame like civilian or other stupid choices you listed? everyone would go hunt dracula, in the true spirit of castlevania. :D
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Necromancer
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I think I'll be super duper creative and be the chosen Belmont who must kill Dracula.
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I wanna be THE SYNTHESIZER!!! and I'll be wielding Epic USB Midi Cable Whip of Concentrated Chaos and Darkness.
(http://img370.imageshack.us/img370/2808/synthesizerth4.th.jpg) (http://img370.imageshack.us/my.php?image=synthesizerth4.jpg)(http://img370.imageshack.us/images/thpix.gif) (http://g.imageshack.us/thpix.php)
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what.
a mmorpg without grinding is not a mmorpg. you have to pay monthly fee for those, so you obviously need to spend long hours in it to pay more. more grinding = more time spent on it = more money for deveopers.
DUH ::)
and seriously, why would anyone who's a cv fan want to be something lame like civilian or other stupid choices you listed? everyone would go hunt dracula, in the true spirit of castlevania.
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I don't play MMOs, I only play real games. :)
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as for the civilian/etc. options, some people in a persistent world, even Castlevania, may want to be something other than a hunter that kickass Dracula's arse.
it's only natural. there are people who prefer crafting instead of fighting, and some who prefer both. some wanna be rich, others wanna protect the populace.
and most castlevania players play castlevania to control a hero with superhuman abilities, who's out to kill dracula in his castle full of monsters and traps, not to sit around in the entrance all day doing nothing.
this is castlevania, not wow or ragnarok online. :o
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Synthesizer Belmont is the best part of this thread by far.
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In Reply To #4
untrue, there are plenty of subpar (like paid ones) mmos out there that are free to play.
And a crafter is just as fun, if they can do it right. Doubtful, since all these mmos are pretty much oriented towards go kill and loot.
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I'd take the Belmont fighter, because I just love the bloodline that much.
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All you ppl with your anti mmo stance sicken me. MMOs can be damn fuckin good if theyre well done. MMOs are just about all that can hold my attention for more than 1 play anymore.
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All you ppl with your anti mmo stance sicken me. MMOs can be damn fuckin good if theyre well done. MMOs are just about all that can hold my attention for more than 1 play anymore.
ya, some people just have trouble finding the right mmo that is for them. me, for example, I don't like WoW, and I feel FFXI isn't as fun as it could have been due to the extreme grinding and tedious requirements and overall too much time required to get something small done. well I can write a whole novel what's wrong with FFXI, although I do give it points for great immersive massive persistent world and great art style, and stuff. it just asks too much time from people with lives. I mean if you don't invest at least 8 hours a day on it, nothing worthwhile really gets done. and leveling? forget it, unless you play almost all day every day, most people may never reach the cap in even a year. and the unfun grinding makes it worse. and you really can't do much for others until 70+. and gear you need is sooo expensive! and why should an adventurer need to do tedious farming for money? they should get good money for killing mobs and selling their hides. and the whole auction house is so corrupt, I rather buy what I need from NPCs. but I can spend a whole novel saying what's wrong with games like FFXI (WoW doesn't look appealing to me at all.)
but anyways, maybe Dragon Ball Online will offer what I'm looking for. ;D well, if it ever comes to console. >.>
but ya with the right look and formula, a Castlevania mmorpg would be popular!
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In Reply To #14
So the only thing that can hold your interest for more than a day is pointing and clicking, with tedious and endless grinding.
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In Reply To #14
No reason to be so butt-hurt, dude. But I honestly can't find anything enjoyable at all about MMOs. The fact that they hold your attention more than anything else is no measure of quality. The games still suck.
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I've actually never played an MMORPG. It just doesn't sound that interesting really. If I ever were to play a game in the genre, I'd obviously go for WoW because there's no way that game is THAT terrible when it has enjoyed so much critical and commercial success.
I don't trust hardcore gamers when they go on about how popular games automatically suck, just because they're too popular. Instead they always recommend some obscure clone only they know of. Or games that are just plain bad. Like "OMG Don't play Mario games, they are teh suck!! Play Hudson's Adventure Island instead!".
Thanks but no thanks.
There must be greatness within WoW. Even if it's not necessarily my cup of tea. But neither is jazz music, but I wouldn't go around saying Billie Holiday sucks just because I personally don't like that kind of music. That's sorta how I feel about stuff'n stuff!
But no, a Castlevania MMORPG is not on the top of my list.
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In Reply To #18
Eh.... I didn't like what I played when I played WoW, I didn't play much and I hear it gets better later but I seriously can't play that long.
I might just be too spoiled from UO thuogh.
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In Reply To #16
Not ALL MMOs are like that. Maybe the shitty asian ones and the FTP trash games with real money item stores and shit but WoW for example is nothin like that.
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I would go with a Litsorc or Meteorb Sorc and name her Yoko Belnades or something. Oh wait, I already did that.
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MMORPGs are good in a way. They keep all the weaklings indoors.
I've lost count of how many friends I've lost because they would rather play WoW all fucking day than communicate with anyone else in the outside world.
It's really utterly pathetic. The REAL sad part is, World of Warcraft isn't that good of a game at all. EVERY SINGLE QUEST is the same. Go here, kill these monsters, return to me, or you have the go here, kill these monsters, bring me back what they drop variety.
So yeah, fuck MMORPGs, and everything to do with them. If I want to level up, I'll do it in real life by accomplishing my goals.
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MMORPGs are good in a way. They keep all the weaklings indoors.
I've lost count of how many friends I've lost because they would rather play WoW all fucking day than communicate with anyone else in the outside world.
It's really utterly pathetic. The REAL sad part is, World of Warcraft isn't that good of a game at all. EVERY SINGLE QUEST is the same. Go here, kill these monsters, return to me, or you have the go here, kill these monsters, bring me back what they drop variety.
So yeah, fuck MMORPGs, and everything to do with them. If I want to level up, I'll do it in real life by accomplishing my goals.
You are speaking the truth my friend!!! ;)
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MMORPGs are good in a way. They keep all the weaklings indoors.
Well, I often stay indoors to play. Not MMORPGs, but single player games. Mostly because gaming is a hobby of mine and parties are not. At least not at the disco. If friends do a party at their home or something, I shure show up too.
I just don't get why people are weaklings just because they have different hobbies than you. Unless you only mean WoW-guys. It's not their hobby, they're just addicted.
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Well, I often stay indoors to play. Not MMORPGs, but single player games. Mostly because gaming is a hobby of mine and parties are not. At least not at the disco. If friends do a party at their home or something, I shure show up too.
I just don't get why people are weaklings just because they have different hobbies than you. Unless you only mean WoW-guys. It's not their hobby, they're just addicted.
I see.. You're right. Those WoW-addicts should also take up illegal drugs as well.
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the simon belmont class so i can kick your ass