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We will be having a beta in 2 weeks if no problems occur. We will take some trailer footage at that point and also if you want to join beta you can join to our discord for more information. If you have any questions, we're glad to accept them. Have a nice day.
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,,Dark Age of Death is a Singleplayer and NEW MMORPG Game''
Alright devs,please explain that to me....how do you make a game singleplayer AND a mmo at the same time?
Like,they are pretty much the very opposite of each other.
The point of mmo,s is that you are NOT playing alone.
Btw,i do hope that there wont be any,,private''or,,user hosted'' servers,only a few official ones.
Nothing massive about player hosted servers and it wouldnt be any different from lobby slashers.
I do wonder what the single-player mode will be like and if it's for real. It's now mentioned in the description but the game isn't tagged as single-player.
So what happened to the beta?
See,mmorpgs,s are a genre.
Just like racing games,shooters of fighting games.
If you bash a mmorpg for being a mmorpg and asking for singleplayer,its pretty much the same as saying that a fighting game is bad because people are fighting.
Singleplayer+mmorpg just doesnt add up.
MMORPG= Massively MULTIPLAYER ONLINE Role Playing Game
If you ask for singleplayer,it would no longer be a mmorpg.
You can dislike the genre if you want,thats fine.
But posting that a game should change its whole genre because you dislike it,isnt feedback or anything,thats just you saying that you dislike the genre and it doesnt help anyone.
Good feedback would be,if you asked for more solo content that doesnt require a group for example.
Thats doable,various mmo,s go that route.
But again,a mmorpg defines itself by being multiplayer and online.
If you take those 2 things away,its no longer a mmorpg.
Despite what developers of games like conan exiles,ark or dayz want you to believe:
They are not mmo,s.
They are multiplayer survival games at best.
As soon as you allow user hosted servers,its no longer massive,which is what the first M of MMORPG stands for.
EDIT: I appologize if my first post sounded a bit harsh,but this is just a very sensitive topic for me since i went over this with other people A LOT,and im just upset that my favorite genre is slowly going downhill because of them.
Not at all.
A mmorpg by definition,is simply not singleplayer AND multiplayer,you cant have both.
If you play singleplayer only,youre not playing a mmo.
Alright,please listen to me....those games youre talking about,especially chivalry....
They are NOT mmo,s.
I own chivalry myself,its not a mmo at all,just a multiplayer slasher.
Wow,gw2,eso,runes of magic,tera,black desert,those are mmo,s.
All of those,,host your own server or play offline''games arent mmo,s and have never been.
A proper mmo has only official servers,youre ALWAYS online,you can NEVER play privately without being connected to the community.
You have a huge ammount of people in the same world,progress is permanent and carries over.
I didnt play atlas myself so cant say for sure if its a mmo or not.
According to what i was reading about it though,its not much of an mmo.
But yes,there are a few developers who provide a mmo,and an additional singleplayer version of it.
The singleplayer version would by no means count as a mmo though and id imagine that it would take some work to properly balance the content of the singleplayer version,and the mmo version.
I think wurm online had a version with user hosted servers,and a mmo version with only official ones,but they have been 2 different games,each with their own progress,accounts and store pages.
It has been done a few times.
But most mmo developers avoid doing this,since it would seperate the playerbase,take additional work for balancing and adjusting content....and some mmo,s just cant work as a singleplayer game.
For example,a mmo that is based heavily on social player interaction,trading and guild diplomatics/politics....it would be somewhat difficult to pull this off in a singleplayer game,assuming the devs even have a interest in that.
And then you would make it a fun singleplayer experience aswell,which means more ressources have to be spent on singleplayer content.
Ressources that could instead be spent on making more content for the mmo version.
So basically what you want,is for them to release an additional version of the game that doesnt share any progression with the mmo version.
You can ask for that yea,but we dont know enough about the game yet to see if it could(or should)even work singleplayer.
That doesnt mean much anymore.
Even world of tanks has a MMO tag on the store page and lets be honest....its not.
Many developers add the MMO tag to their game to get more attention for their product,they slowly are trying to turn the meaning of MMO into,,games as a service''.
Also,dont forget that players can also add tags to the store page of a game.
If devs would add the multiplayer tag to a singleplayer game,that still wouldnt make it one.
And really,i can developers see pulling that in the next few years,just because a game allows you to share screenshots or having leaderboards for singleplayer missions...