What video games are you currently playing?

[Tanner-kun]

Hmmm.... I've been playing Fantasy Earth Zero.

*shot for playing MMO*

I am now downloading FFEZ

[Tanner-kun]

Hmmm.... I've been playing Fantasy Earth Zero.

*shot for playing MMO*

I am now downloading FFEZ

Hey I am a scout and what nation should I be affiliated with?

[Akonyl]

I play MMOs whit my friends, so it's not a "waste of time" ;p


Currently I play Dungeon & Fighter (Korean version)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLsSA_nRNnM&feature=related#

after seeing this video I'm sort of surprised there aren't more 2dish fighting-game style mmos.

[ranger]

Akonyl, you need to watch this video so you are aware of your addiction

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zdFxcvRBmw&feature=related#

[Akonyl]

Akonyl, you need to watch this video so you are aware of your addiction

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zdFxcvRBmw&feature=related#

I'm sorry, I can't hear you over the sound of my frost shocks.

[Grawwbear]

Akonyl, you need to watch this video so you are aware of your addiction

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zdFxcvRBmw&feature=related#

I'm sorry, I can't hear you over the sound of my frost shocks.

um hay shammi frend! does u need a niec hot cup o mangel 2 go wit ur frost shocsk lol!

[Akonyl]

Akonyl, you need to watch this video so you are aware of your addiction

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zdFxcvRBmw&feature=related#

I'm sorry, I can't hear you over the sound of my frost shocks.

um hay shammi frend! does u need a niec hot cup o mangel 2 go wit ur frost shocsk lol!

durids r 4 fite enemies, not 4 fite frends!

[Tanner-kun]

[quote="ranger"]
Akonyl, you need to watch this video so you are aware of your addiction

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zdFxcvRBmw&feature=related#

I'm sorry, I can't hear you over the sound of my frost shocks.

um hay shammi frend! does u need a niec hot cup o mangel 2 go wit ur frost shocsk lol!

durids r 4 fite enemies, not 4 fite frends!
[/quote]ahhh they  ta1k 1n N00B!

[Grawwbear]

[quote="ranger"]
Akonyl, you need to watch this video so you are aware of your addiction

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zdFxcvRBmw&feature=related#

I'm sorry, I can't hear you over the sound of my frost shocks.

um hay shammi frend! does u need a niec hot cup o mangel 2 go wit ur frost shocsk lol!

durids r 4 fite enemies, not 4 fite frends!
[/quote]
but sum durids is 4 tank 2! only durid dont haf sum peeps in the head and a gunz lol.
/alamo

[Akonyl]

[quote="Akonyl"]
[quote="ranger"]
Akonyl, you need to watch this video so you are aware of your addiction

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zdFxcvRBmw&feature=related#

I'm sorry, I can't hear you over the sound of my frost shocks.

um hay shammi frend! does u need a niec hot cup o mangel 2 go wit ur frost shocsk lol!

durids r 4 fite enemies, not 4 fite frends!
[/quote]
but sum durids is 4 tank 2! only durid dont haf sum peeps in the head and a gunz lol.
/alamo
[/quote]
but tanks r 4 fie enemies also! only durids not 4 fite r tree!

[ccppfan]

Hey I am a scout and what nation should I be affiliated with?

You're a scout! Me too! 8D

And I think the green nation and the yellow nation are best for beginners. ^^ The people there are nicer imo. And oh, I'm in the green nation. ^^

[ranger]

Heed the words of FPS Doug!

MMOs are lame..because its all about the HEAADSHOTT!! HEAD SHOT I can dance all day HEADSHOT!

[Callid]

A friend of mine and me once had the idea of an MMORPG without any NPCs. Consequently, their jobs, like bow-making, woodcutting and fishing had to be one by PCs, and we thought to create a medieval fantasy world, with everything from cities to swamps only inhabited by PCs. Of course, only a very small part of the players should be fighters (probably less than 10%) while everyone else specialises in on type of activity (the afore-mentioned bow-making, for example). We thought about introducing some Sims-like stats like hunger and tiredness along with MP a HP. To make it interesting for the non-fighters, we thought bout using a skill-system that has perhaps ~1000 skills per job, each of them enhancing your product, which will be randomly discovered by simply making a bow often (although we thought about using an "experiment-mode" as well). This will make someone with many skills an master bow-maker, who is likely to have a very good reputation (because his bows are better than those of a novice) and should therefore get many, many jobs, probably more he can handle. This will force him to take an apprentice who can sell his bow or buy the necessary wood. In exchange, the master will teach his apprentice his skills etc., simulating the real-world system throughout the middle ages. However, of course, the master has to be careful with whom he teaches his secret skills (we thought that only perhaps ~200 skills could be discovered in reasonable time), so one master bow-maker may send his apprentice to work as an apprentice for another master to discover his secrets etc., making it interesting to play for non-fighter as well.
Also, to avoid the fighters dominating everything by force, and perhaps simply killing weaker players (as we intended to use a dead-is-dead system, where resurrection is extremely difficult and expensive, but possible for highest-rank magicians), we thought about introducing a conscience, which will give a player a more-or-less permanent penalty on certain stats like strength etc. - which will finally make a player as weak a newbie if h overdoes it.
But well, this was only an idea...

[nomemory]

A friend of mine and me once had the idea of an MMORPG without any NPCs. Consequently, their jobs, like bow-making, woodcutting and fishing had to be one by PCs, and we thought to create a medieval fantasy world, with everything from cities to swamps only inhabited by PCs. Of course, only a very small part of the players should be fighters (probably less than 10%) while everyone else specialises in on type of activity (the afore-mentioned bow-making, for example). We thought about introducing some Sims-like stats like hunger and tiredness along with MP a HP. To make it interesting for the non-fighters, we thought bout using a skill-system that has perhaps ~1000 skills per job, each of them enhancing your product, which will be randomly discovered by simply making a bow often (although we thought about using an "experiment-mode" as well). This will make someone with many skills an master bow-maker, who is likely to have a very good reputation (because his bows are better than those of a novice) and should therefore get many, many jobs, probably more he can handle. This will force him to take an apprentice who can sell his bow or buy the necessary wood. In exchange, the master will teach his apprentice his skills etc., simulating the real-world system throughout the middle ages. However, of course, the master has to be careful with whom he teaches his secret skills (we thought that only perhaps ~200 skills could be discovered in reasonable time), so one master bow-maker may send his apprentice to work as an apprentice for another master to discover his secrets etc., making it interesting to play for non-fighter as well.
Also, to avoid the fighters dominating everything by force, and perhaps simply killing weaker players (as we intended to use a dead-is-dead system, where resurrection is extremely difficult and expensive, but possible for highest-rank magicians), we thought about introducing a conscience, which will give a player a more-or-less permanent penalty on certain stats like strength etc. - which will finally make a player as weak a newbie if h overdoes it.
But well, this was only an idea...

I think it sounds intersting but I wouldn't play since I avoid MMORPGs as the plauge since I so easily get addicted.

[Grawwbear]

A friend of mine and me once had the idea of an MMORPG without any NPCs. Consequently, their jobs, like bow-making, woodcutting and fishing had to be one by PCs, and we thought to create a medieval fantasy world, with everything from cities to swamps only inhabited by PCs. Of course, only a very small part of the players should be fighters (probably less than 10%) while everyone else specialises in on type of activity (the afore-mentioned bow-making, for example). We thought about introducing some Sims-like stats like hunger and tiredness along with MP a HP. To make it interesting for the non-fighters, we thought bout using a skill-system that has perhaps ~1000 skills per job, each of them enhancing your product, which will be randomly discovered by simply making a bow often (although we thought about using an "experiment-mode" as well). This will make someone with many skills an master bow-maker, who is likely to have a very good reputation (because his bows are better than those of a novice) and should therefore get many, many jobs, probably more he can handle. This will force him to take an apprentice who can sell his bow or buy the necessary wood. In exchange, the master will teach his apprentice his skills etc., simulating the real-world system throughout the middle ages. However, of course, the master has to be careful with whom he teaches his secret skills (we thought that only perhaps ~200 skills could be discovered in reasonable time), so one master bow-maker may send his apprentice to work as an apprentice for another master to discover his secrets etc., making it interesting to play for non-fighter as well.
Also, to avoid the fighters dominating everything by force, and perhaps simply killing weaker players (as we intended to use a dead-is-dead system, where resurrection is extremely difficult and expensive, but possible for highest-rank magicians), we thought about introducing a conscience, which will give a player a more-or-less permanent penalty on certain stats like strength etc. - which will finally make a player as weak a newbie if h overdoes it.
But well, this was only an idea...

I would support this idea more if it had more bear.