#mmorpg

I've seen a lot of questions from people, searching to find a better way to keybind their abilities.

And with this comes my old friend: the solo, in-my-brain roleplaying. SWTOR is the first MMORPG to engage the part of my brain where my imagination dwells – and I’ve played a lot of them. Usually, I’m left with the cheap thrill of my level increasing, or my sword getting gnarlier, and SWTOR definitely leans on these same trappings occasionally. But, regardless, Bioware has succeeded in igniting my brain in ways that only single player games have previously – and, to frank with ya’ll, I can’t stop playing it. The in-brain back story and moral compass are all firmly in play, and enriching the game constantly.

"the Cthulhu Mythos seems a ripe and ready universe to base an MMO in"

"Eve Skill Monitor widget (for Mac OS X)"

"Everyone plays on a single server. Every action has an effect on everyone, and that provides a dynamic economy unrivaled by any other virtual world."

"Passively Multiplayer uses user data and device-use history to generate avatars and/or game moves in an online multiuser environment."

Tusky!

"I fooled everyone. I win EVE."

"After a crazy battle involving everyone from Wonder Woman to Krypto the super dog, you’ll end up in some filthy ally shooting rats with your heat vision."

"What? That guy I work with is level 20 already? I've gotta go mow the lawn, that's worth 500 XP!"

"The affair between music and technology takes a new twist today with the Blizzard Entertainment revealing that The Offspring will appear at its next event."

"She smiled at him, the warm, hopeful smile that had ensnared his heart ever since he had saved her life way back in Dungeon #23. It had been an amazing first date."

"Online gaming demands heavyweight data centers"

"GamePal allows you to rent MMORPG accounts for 14 games. Renting accounts means you have the option to go from game to game, server to server, class to class. Now you can experience MMORPGs in an entirely new way."

This is totally what I thought Everquest should've done for Pizza Hut