You guys have been really killing it on getting the word out on social media. I don't know why some game devs suck so much at this. I'd invest in a bit more like a set with a bunch of images or a monitor with video playback on a loop. Obviously post production not an option here. Also, think about a two-person format. Where you Q&A back and forth... this will also help you keep focused and alleviate some of the hesitations in the discussion. Basically a moderator. Otherwise looking forward to more.

Curious about those who like to solo games, but still want to be in an MMO. I fluctuate between hating people and being helpful in a guild, multiplayer, typesetting.
Is it the option to group with people a draw?
Is it the diversity you can get by grouping (forced or otherwise) that still makes you want to MMO despite instinct to solo?

The option for solo is a bonus for me. I am curious about the amount of damage a player's home suffers when raided.
"Building a home in a free area guarantees total freedom, but also comes with some risk (if on Syndesia or Tartaros). While player buildings can’t be destroyed and cultivations can’t be pillaged by strangers, players with malicious intent can still enter claimed lots, which lack the partial protection from crime granted by guards in town (or the total protection offered by a Good-aligned town on Syndesia)."
Other players can enter, but will they be able to do anything? Loot contents of storage? Take furniture/items? Steal your prize-winning pig?

I haven’t been looking at many games lately. I know blocky pixel designed games were being put out constantly. It seems like the isometric 3rd person overview games are coming back too. In addition to this there is Albion Online, Pillars/Divinity etc.
What do you think?
What’s the best game you have played with this design?

Hello Daily Deed doers.
Done the deed.
See you in game some day

@Gamble I love me some MMOs

Roar, still interested in playing this.

Daily posting after a long absence. Great progress guys.

The option for solo is a bonus for me. I am curious about the amount of damage a player's home suffers when raided.
"Building a home in a free area guarantees total freedom, but also comes with some risk (if on Syndesia or Tartaros). While player buildings can’t be destroyed and cultivations can’t be pillaged by strangers, players with malicious intent can still enter claimed lots, which lack the partial protection from crime granted by guards in town (or the total protection offered by a Good-aligned town on Syndesia)."
Other players can enter, but will they be able to do anything? Loot contents of storage? Take furniture/items? Steal your prize-winning pig?

Becuase I was burned big time by this:
https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-35356147
It's always a great feeling to have your Kickstarter featured in the news for being a huge failure. Ever since, I haven't do any Kickstarter or crowd funding.
I have done some early access, but mostly have regretted that as well - Shroud of Avatar, Planet Explorer, TUG... I guess I have a really bad instinct about funding a game.

Curious about those who like to solo games, but still want to be in an MMO. I fluctuate between hating people and being helpful in a guild, multiplayer, typesetting.
Is it the option to group with people a draw?
Is it the diversity you can get by grouping (forced or otherwise) that still makes you want to MMO despite instinct to solo?

Fire Bad!

You guys have been really killing it on getting the word out on social media. I don't know why some game devs suck so much at this. I'd invest in a bit more like a set with a bunch of images or a monitor with video playback on a loop. Obviously post production not an option here. Also, think about a two-person format. Where you Q&A back and forth... this will also help you keep focused and alleviate some of the hesitations in the discussion. Basically a moderator. Otherwise looking forward to more.