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Geek Culture / 0000ooooo!!! I want starwars galaxies!!!

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greenlig
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Posted: 16th Oct 2003 18:04
i mean think about it!! I could be running around on NABOO!! Man that is a kewl thought....

what u guys recon?

I got best and fairest for soccer WHOOHOOO!
Arrow
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Posted: 16th Oct 2003 18:17
Screw Naboo, I'ld rather be screaming down the trenches of Deathstar, or even better, going directly to the core of the second Deathstar, that would be great.


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greenlig
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Posted: 16th Oct 2003 18:21
yeah!! i mean, the huge array of possibilities has got me shaking with excitement....pity it hasnt been released in australia yet

I got best and fairest for soccer WHOOHOOO!
PoHa!84
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Posted: 16th Oct 2003 19:13
If you read on the box, it says something like "recurring fees apply" that's why I didn't buy it.

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kingius
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Posted: 16th Oct 2003 19:23 Edited at: 16th Oct 2003 19:56
Yeah and Ive heard that 75% of the players are Jedi masters, sounds a bit unbalanced!
Ian T
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Posted: 16th Oct 2003 19:43
PoHa-- It's called a MMORPG, lol

Guys-- Star Wars Galexies is a terrain engine and big chatroom that wants a monthly fee. Don't waste your time. Play Asheron's Call 2, PlanetSide, EVE Online or Meridian 59 if you want a good MMORPG.

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Yian
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Posted: 16th Oct 2003 21:22
Play Savage or Natural Selection
www.s2games.com get the demo ppl!

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Ian T
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Posted: 16th Oct 2003 21:27
Yeah, Savage is cool. No monthly fees for it. Excellent game.

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Shadow Robert
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Posted: 17th Oct 2003 00:20
i've been hearing alot of bad things about it ...
aparently its good, but you MUST read the 50page A4 style manual that comes with it to actually do well.

as for good MMORPGs... well has to be the daddy atm and we all know thats Lineage

Ian T
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Posted: 17th Oct 2003 03:07
Lineage? I hope you're joking

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KNau
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Posted: 17th Oct 2003 03:43
I absolutely refuse to pay $50 bucks for a boxed game and then another $10 - $20 per month to play it. That's $120 - $240 per year these games are costing people! Either charge me $150 up front and let me have unlimited play for free or give me the game free and make me pay monthly.

Aren't there some free MMORPGs out there? I could've sworn I've seen them before or heard of ones in development.

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MikeS
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Posted: 17th Oct 2003 03:45
Exactly my thinking KNau. There really havn't been any mmorpg's worth paying that much for in my opionion. Sure they're fun to play, but for how long? and how much? Personally, bf1942(up to 64 players) is enough for me, or even NWN(I've played with up to 70, really no publicly known limit) when I feel like an rpg.



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DarkSin
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Posted: 17th Oct 2003 04:06 Edited at: 17th Oct 2003 04:08
I owned it the day after it was released... and about a month ago canceled my subscription. Its a great game but they released it to early. Though it was great going all over the places of starwars. I had to leave it though becuase they released before the 3 major wanted things that where wanted where implimented (play cities, vehicals, mounts). And i just didnt have the paitence to stick with it any more for the patches.

Quote: "@kingius Yeah and Ive heard that 75% of the players are Jedi masters, sounds a bit unbalanced!"

nope, infact it was clearly stated in the system that there where going to be very few jedi masters. Though you have to do something special to become a jedi and when i left no one had yet to figure out how to become one.

@KNau I use to agree with you but after playing them ive come to find them much more fun. They are always patching and changes are always occuring. So personaly i have come to find them very much worth it (esspeically when they have player owned buildings and player economys).

it was a great game and i do reccomened it to others. besides what other game can you have 2 at-st pets on either side of yea?

but then again i am a very hardcore gamer (the type that spend every waking moment on a game and have a stack of games that could reach from side to side of the U.S.) and like to go to tourneys )

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Ian T
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Posted: 17th Oct 2003 05:30 Edited at: 17th Oct 2003 05:34
$10 to $20 a month? Hardly, it's $10 to $12 for almost all of them-- the most expensive I've seen is $14 a month. By the way, that is less than going out to see a movie + popcorn-- just one, and this pays for a full month of the game. It's about a third of the price you'd pay to go out to a decent resteraunt for dinner (less than a third if you're paying for two or three people). It's under a fifth of the monthly costs of smoking a pack of cigarettes a day (and last I checked MMORPGs didn't fill your lungs with tar either).

On top of that, almost all MMORPGs are only $20 to $30 upfront, some are even free-to-download (Meridian 59, Runescape, Shadowbane is heading in that direction and so is Planetside). Many have free trials. It's an incredibly good deal if you ask me.


Edit-- Yellow-- I agree, big multiplayer games are fun (take Savage, up to 42 players I think?) but it's incomparable to an MMORPG. There's something really amazing about living your character in a world inhabited by other real people. Especially if you join one where the role-playing is strong. In Meridian 59, my friends and I talk, trade, fight, and even die 100% in-character with the high fantasy setting-- it's pretty amazing when mixed with the constant world aspect of MMORPGs.

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greenlig
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Posted: 17th Oct 2003 07:18
I cant think of anything more enjoyable than just BEING there. Im the type of gamer that doesnt care for sub plots and mini-quests, i just like the way Galaxies would give me the ability to LIVE IN THE STARWARS UNIVERSE!!!

now who hasnt wanted to do that huh? I must admit, the bulidable cities thing was a bit of a bummer not coming out right up front, but hey, its coming in the update.

I got best and fairest for soccer WHOOHOOO!
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Posted: 17th Oct 2003 22:22
Quote: "$10 to $12 for almost all of them-- the most expensive I've seen is $14 a month"

You'd think after 26 years of Star Wars George Lucas would have enough money by now.

Damn you George! Make it free or we'll drop Jabba the Hutt on you from a great height!

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Ian T
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Posted: 18th Oct 2003 00:28
Lucas has nothing to do with it, it's the publishers and developers that need the money to keep the servers up. If I was in his shoes I sure as pucky wouldn't make it free. Enough money, maybe, not not enough to waste like that!

greenlig-- If you consider 'living' to mean walking around and chatting with 1337 sp33k3rs, then I suppose the game's for you .

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Wiggett
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Posted: 18th Oct 2003 02:56
simple, pirate the game then make up for it by paying the monthly fee . Nah i was in jk3 the other night and someone was talking about it, they wouldnt however tell me if it was anything like kotor, cause if it was i think i may be force persuaded to pay that fee.

Ian T
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Posted: 18th Oct 2003 03:08
KoToR? No it's utterly different... the development of the two games was completely unrelated, two different companies with two different ideas. Being 100% frank here, I think terrain engine and chat client pretty much sums it up. It's expensive for an MMORPG too.

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Posted: 18th Oct 2003 23:07
Well personally I'm waiting for Everquest 2 or World of Warcraft(not too sure about FFXI yet) to make a big investment in mmorpg's.

Until then, I program.



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Ian T
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Posted: 18th Oct 2003 23:14
You program? I human

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elVee
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Posted: 19th Oct 2003 11:39
I have it. Ive had it for awhile.

It did have some bugs, and it still does, but its being patched (a lot)


Quote: "Yeah and Ive heard that 75% of the players are Jedi masters, sounds a bit unbalanced! "

No one has reached jedi master yet. no one has reached jedi apprentice yet. No one even knows how to.
there are some balance issues, such as the power of the imperial at-st(yes you can control them), the commandos and bounty hunters are capable of killing players in one hit.
But in general I'd say the game is pretty damn good. Its way better than everquest (everquest was downright boring).
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Posted: 19th Oct 2003 12:40 Edited at: 19th Oct 2003 12:44
There's a lot of talk of Soldner too :-

http://soldner.jowood.com/

It's being touted as one of the best military FPS games, me looking forward to this game.
Ian T
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Posted: 19th Oct 2003 22:19
Military FPS... say, isn't there a WWII MMORPG in development somewhere?

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