Prob one of the best images I've caught of the Damnation (commandship) Eve online...edited with a bit of sepia
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then the original...
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Lots of police...
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Broken sword!
remember playing the demo of that loved it, but never bought the game![]()
are the police actual players or NPCs?
I'm always tempted by EVE but can never justify paying every month for the same game.
Eve and others of its ilk (mmos etc) have far more content than one-off games that more than justifies the price. Combine that with content being added all the time, plus the social interaction on a massive scale, the monthly bills are there for a -very- good reason. I suppose the easiest way to look at it would be to ask yourself, 'how would a game with a monthly subscription be better or different?' - and there it is.
A small example: levelling to 70 in WoW will take the average player 9 days played, or 216 hours. Your average game lasts only 5-6 hours.
Eh I've spent hundreds of hours (possibly thousands) on css etc for a one off payment, spent probably well over a hundred hours on the fallout games over the years, ages on RTS games, not many games end in 6 hours.
And all the mmo's just sound like a slow grind for equipment, not a story which is the best part of many games.
And all the mmo's just sound like a slow grind for equipment, not a story which is the best part of many games.
A small example: levelling to 70 in WoW will take the average player 9 days played, or 216 hours. Your average game lasts only 5-6 hours.