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JeremyEtcetera
Unconfirmed Member
You have a point, and lately I've been treating these types of trailers like when people create a pilot for a show or movie to present to a studio for a potential budget.
Remember that semi-decent Deadpool CG proof of concept clip that eventually became a movie thanks to fan demand and viewer numbers?
That's what I feel this game is, and that Wukong game, and that other DMC style game that's been circulating lately.
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LectureMaster
Has Man Musk
Jeez, Korean developers definitely have talents and technology and everything to make good looking action games, it's just baffling that they are so obsessed in MMOs.
It's not like we are still in 2005 when MMOs had huge market and were printing money.
It's not like we are still in 2005 when MMOs had huge market and were printing money.
Kumomeme
Member
why always mmo?
if they can throw this visual ingame, good action combat why not try to make decent single action player game? that could attract lot of people more particularly worldwide than mmo where it is not genre that everyone interested to play.
that said, until anything properly released, playable and running on consumer pc/consoles, i just treat this like target render video.
if they can throw this visual ingame, good action combat why not try to make decent single action player game? that could attract lot of people more particularly worldwide than mmo where it is not genre that everyone interested to play.
that said, until anything properly released, playable and running on consumer pc/consoles, i just treat this like target render video.
LazyParrot
Member
The West and Japan aren't he world's only video game markets. MMOs are still huge in other parts of Asia, especially China. That one country alone has a larger population than North America and Europe combined.
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LectureMaster
Has Man Musk
That's not how it works.
While MMOs still have pulls in China, most market share is taken by several old classic ones, e.g. WoW, FF14, and two major projects from NetEase and Tencent. There is very little room for new games, if you do some search you'll find most new MMOs didn't make to their 2nd or 3rd year in China.
On top of that, currently it is extremely difficult to get the license from the government to publish new MMOs. And younger generation are mostly into MOBA, battle royale and mobile games.
Like I said this really isn't 2005 no more.
supernova8
Banned
I thought we already had a thread for this a few days/weeks back.
Anyway it looks generic, as is often the case with Korean MMOs.
Anyway it looks generic, as is often the case with Korean MMOs.
Unknown Soldier
Member
Korean MMO's are all show and no go.
LazyParrot
Member
It has to be working some way, right?
I mean, you kinda have to assume that these people aren't total idiots. Korean and other Asian developers have been pumping out MMOs at a fairly steady clip for years now, even though the genre has either been oversaturated or "dead" the entire time. Do you really think they'd be doing this if there was no market for them, no chance of making their money back?
I wouldn't be surprised if these games didn't really have to last more than 2-3 years in order to make a decent profit, especially in a market where people are so used to being nickel-and-dimed to death via microtransactions that they've come to expect them as a "feature".
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Fare thee well
Neophyte
Is it also going to be a second job like other Korean MMOs?
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Hendrick's
If only my penis was as big as my GamerScore!
They failed at coming up with a cool name.
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Aion002
Member
Because...
Most of those games pushes the same thing: make good looking graphics, hot waifus and husbandos, put them on skimpy outfits, make a generic combat system that is cool to watch (but extremely shallow), put a premium currency, a shit ton of paid cosmetics and...
Tera, Blade and Soul, Lineage, Black Desert and on... All the same formula...
Hardensoul
Member
This video sums up why you shouldn't play Korean MMOs. Sad because they usually look cool!
ChuckeRearmed
Member
Wait, it is MMO?
We are effectively also - albeit slowly - are reaching that stage. Of course some of them like Fifa are even more brazen - full price + MTX, but eventually F2P is a big area now in the west too.
We are effectively also - albeit slowly - are reaching that stage. Of course some of them like Fifa are even more brazen - full price + MTX, but eventually F2P is a big area now in the west too.
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Hardensoul
Member
It looks more like an action RPG, I'm not quite sure if it's MMO. I can't find any article stating it's MMO.
I was assuming base on the thread title.
I was assuming base on the thread title.
CuteFaceJay
Member
BDO is pretty good but the amount of systems in these Korean MMO's gets silly.
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JeremyEtcetera
Unconfirmed Member
I'll always defend Vindictus as one of the greats. The gameplay in that game is still unmatched by other MMOs and even some action games to this day.
Kumomeme
Member
such a waste. making mmo is way riskier and they could end up is worst situation if it not going smooth. but if they made promising single player game with these visuals and combat, there lot more potential in future. see how much the attention Wukong souls game is. if they want, they could made their own dragons dogma with crazy combat and visuals or even their own monster hunter. souls game, if they want. they probably could compete with top japanese action game developers. but...it always mmo and like member here critisize, lot of it end up shallow or terrible grindfest, cosmetic grab game. cant refuse the microtransaction money.
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