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I think this conversation stopped making sense.

Oh, it's totally not escapism when I assume the role of an overly powered kemonomimi with a giant claymore in some Korean MMORPG at all.


But the very ironic thing about using an MMO in my sarcasm is that multiplayer games are much more real because you have to deal and work with actual people. It's still escapism even though I hate the term altogether.

I'd rather just call it entertainment for whatever reason, because then there's applications such as the crowd-sourced MMO they're going to release. It's actual wargames where players take on the role of defenders and pirates, and the battle data will reveal ideal tactics when dealing with real pirates. Can't wait for it to come out.

Oh god spambots

This works well with games that have good gameplay, fun dialogue, and something that is pretty important for these type of games, graphics!

No it isn't. You can write a good story without graphics. You can even have a good story if it's a purely text game. Writers have been doing this for centuries.

I don't know about all of you, but my enemies (in WeaponBirth) will actually have to have AI and do tons of things even for the simple act of trying to hit the player. In fact, lots of realtime RPGs I've played have enemies process state machines and the like.