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JdFoX187 said:So all Bungie games post Halo 2?
JdFoX187 said:So all Bungie games post Halo 2?
I had that observation in my post but seem to have pasted over it when I re-arranged it. That has a LOT to do with why I'm so interested. He's had a sizable team working on this since Bungie split from MS in 2007.Arnie said:It also helps knowing that this is what Jason Jones has been tucked away doing for the past couple of years.
This is true, but I think they've made it clear they put all their eggs in this basket. I wonder how the 10-year contract handles the situation of the first title in the franchise under-performing. It's got to be a mix of exhilaration and anxiety at Bungie, free from Halo but with an uncertain future.NullPointer said:Even the giants can fall. Have a Plan B, Bungie, just to be sure. You tread in risky waters.
PCSutton Dagger said:There is no way people on XBL are going to pay more just to play the one game online (well, I'm not anyway). Could it possibly be free 2 play?
Dipindots said:Why are people so opposed to this?
A GOOD fps mmo could be a fucking blast to play if done correctly.
GhaleonEB said:I had that observation in my post but seem to have pasted over it when I re-arranged it. That has a LOT to do with why I'm so interested. He's had a sizable team working on this since Bungie split from MS in 2007.
The amount of simulation running under the hood of the Halo engine has always made me want to see it applied to a larger, less linear world. I'll admit an MMO wasn't what I had in mind, but I suspect Bungie knows what it's doing.
This is true, but I think they've made it clear they put all their eggs in this basket. I wonder how the 10-year contract handles the situation of the first title in the franchise under-performing. It's got to be a mix of exhilaration and anxiety at Bungie, free from Halo but with an uncertain future.
Guevara said:What other primarily-console developers have attempted an MMO and how has it gone? I'm drawing a blank besides Realtime Worlds (R.I.P.)
DR3AM said:two HUGE downsides of a mmo
1. most likely no sp campaign
2. monthly fee
thats why people are going crazy and they totally have the right to do so
Tunavi said:I'm too busy to play an MMO, let alone pay for one
Putting everything in one basket is such a brilliant business move. Why didn't I think of that before?Dark FaZe said:I WANT all of their eggs in one basket.
Because that's what it takes to pull something of this size off.
If I had to compile a list of what's neccessary to create the next WoW on consoles, a realization of a mega-game on consoles that sucks in the monstrous numbers of the fps consumer--it would be the following:
1. Multi-platform
2. A team that can produce a dizzying media storm
3. A team that is beyond talented
4. All-in. You can't spare any resource.
And from what I can see that's whats happening with this title and I couldn't be more hyped as a result.
My only concern is that the current engine--Reach included, doesn't seem to be of the sort of quality that I'd suspect would be necessary to run an MMOFPS.
There's no doubt that Bungie know how to polish a game though. You simply don't worry about bugs with Bungie released games--ridiculous mod-enhanced Halo 2 bullshit withstanding, but there's no doubt that they have to go above and beyond whatever limits that Halo Reach produced.
Bungie is using their own tech for the game.Argonis said:Maybe they are using the CryEngine 3? In the Crytek Licensor showcase video there is an unannounced MMO that is using the CryEngine 3. It starts at the 35 second mark. long shot, I know.
I wouldn't say the staffing stuff is wrong. Perhaps exaggerated, but not wrong.Destiny Rumor: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?p=25987866 (The staffing part it wrong, but they never denied the rest.)
jhawk6 said:Absolutely. Even a somewhat middling attempt like SOE had with Planetside was a refreshing twist on the both the shooter and mmo genre. I'm confident Bungie can do better.
Dipindots said:Why are people so opposed to this?
A GOOD fps mmo could be a fucking blast to play if done correctly.
Indeed. It's one of the reasons I was glad to see the first map pack for Reach be their last. Bungie gets the full studio resources - aside from the handful supporting Reach's online component - working on the new IP, and 343i gets to put out user content using the Halo engine as a warm up for their first Halo game. It's a win-win.Dark FaZe said:I WANT all of their eggs in one basket.
Because that's what it takes to pull something of this size off.
Net_Wrecker said:I, for one, am not opposed to this at all.
I am, however, opposed to paying a monthly fee just to play one game, so there's that. No matter how mind blowing the game might turn out to be, I couldn't imagine myself paying $10+/month, especially with the amount of great games coming out all the time, and on top of my XBL subscription.
It is console from what their job listing show. PS3 and Xbox 360. I highly doubt either platform provider would allow cross play between platforms.jackdoe said:So PC exclusive? Or will it be the first multiplatform MMO that allows PC, PS3, and 360 players to interact (when hell freezes over).
Brettison said:Hate on me but if your getting free content update and patches ala wow then the one thing out of that list that seems to be fucking you the most isn't an MMO... XBL I'm looking at you...
Pinko Marx said:mite b cool
I was gonna say, who hasn't got some MMO project on the burner these days. I feel like it's 2004 all over again.Gravijah said:MMOs are the future!
You haven't even seen it yet.user_nat said:I'll certainly give it a go, can't see it really taking off though.
enzo_gt said:You haven't even seen it yet.
How do you know I haven't seen it?enzo_gt said:You haven't even seen it yet.
op_ivy said:this will be an interesting thread to revisit after reveal and after launch![]()
Risky as hell.element said:It is console from what their job listing show. PS3 and Xbox 360. I highly doubt either platform provider would allow cross play between platforms.