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Yeah sorta, but more having a open world that is persistent. Like the idea that when you log out, the world goes on and things happens without you there. It exists/persists independent of you. When you log in it should be more like you're stepping in to a digital world with characters going around doing things, not"beginning a game". I could paragraphs on the topic but it's only arguing semantics at this stage since genres are so muddied and most MMOs instance the hell from everything for balance/server reasons anyhow. Like Destiny is almost an MMORPG using the sole difference being the number of players around the map and shitty communicating systems.
Well I would assert that Destiny 2 fits the genre just fine, except I'd call it an MMOFPS. But that is not really important. Perhaps an open world is required; I do not think that it is. I think it to be an MMORPG, a game needs to have a high number of players playing simultaneously in classes or not, and it requires to at some point be an RPG. I will say however the reception in PSO2 where everyone gathers and does their city stuff IS persistent. Or at least it's as persistent as Dalaran in WoW is.
I do feel as though people are trying too tough to pigeonhole what gets to call itself an MMORPG and what does not. Like just their sometimes quite narrow view of the genre is legitimate and all others are.. I do not even know.. something else. It might not be buy Phantasy Star Online 2 Meseta what you think of when that term is used, but that's exactly what the word literally means.
Yeah sorta, but more having a open world that is persistent. Like the idea that when you log out, the world goes on and things happens without you there. It exists/persists independent of you. When you log in it should be more like you're stepping in to a digital world with characters going around doing things, not"beginning a game". I could paragraphs on the topic but it's only arguing semantics at this stage since genres are so muddied and most MMOs instance the hell from everything for balance/server reasons anyhow. Like Destiny is almost an MMORPG using the sole difference being the number of players around the map and shitty communicating systems.
Well I would assert that Destiny 2 fits the genre just fine, except I'd call it an MMOFPS. But that is not really important. Perhaps an open world is required; I do not think that it is. I think it to be an MMORPG, a game needs to have a high number of players playing simultaneously in classes or not, and it requires to at some point be an RPG. I will say however the reception in PSO2 where everyone gathers and does their city stuff IS persistent. Or at least it's as persistent as Dalaran in WoW is.
I do feel as though people are trying too tough to pigeonhole what gets to call itself an MMORPG and what does not. Like just their sometimes quite narrow view of the genre is legitimate and all others are.. I do not even know.. something else. It might not be buy Phantasy Star Online 2 Meseta what you think of when that term is used, but that's exactly what the word literally means.
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