Well it looks like we can add AOC to the list of epic fails...and MXO is still here....lol.
http://www.maximumpc.com/article/ne..._cfo_jumps_ship
lol i played when it came out..
was ok but abit meh just got boring after a while
Must be the nipples.
Archangel wrote:
btw lol the song off your sig lol
GG sons
They were the death of there own project, if they would have put of release another few months maybe a year they could have been golden but no. they released a game that wasnt ready and overhalled major things 2 weeks after launch.
Kybutra wrote:
Deja Vu!
There was another game taht did taht but instead of a 2 week after launch for major changes they wait 6 months.
Hmmmm where have I heard taht before?
To be honest, the way the economy has been going, I'm surprised that MMOs are doing as well as they are and that more haven't fallen under the axe. :: Crosses fingers::
I still like AOC. I have almost 4 80s now.
MatrixRefugee wrote:
I'm not really surprised. The same thing is happening in movie theatres. Sales are rising. Why? Escapism. If someone can pay $8 for a 2-hour romp away from their problems and woes I'm sure they'd be happy for that escape for a whole month for $15.
ArchDuke wrote:
MatrixRefugee wrote:To be honest, the way the economy has been going, I'm surprised that MMOs are doing as well as they are and that more haven't fallen under the axe. :: Crosses fingers::I'm not really surprised. The same thing is happening in movie theatres. Sales are rising. Why? Escapism. If someone can pay $8 for a 2-hour romp away from their problems and woes I'm sure they'd be happy for that escape for a whole month for $15.
People also tend to drink more too.
BEER MOVIES AND VIDEO GAMES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Age of Conan was enjoyable for awhile. It doesn't surprise me that they're failing, though. They really needed another year in beta. Hell, the game is almost a year old now, and it's still missing features that were advertised. The game really did have the potential to knock WoW off the number one spot... Funcom really dropped the ball on this property.
Much as they did back in the Great Depression of the 1930s. That's how MGM was able to make a mint on all those movie musicals...