A dream MMO

[Mega Nix]

I always wanted a MMO where there nearly zero rules and the players and not the developers developed the game. Well here it is! I have never seen a MMO with such potential

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1784263141/topia-online?ref=live

 

[Atticus]

Moderator Action: Moved to the All other games -forum.

 

[Arrow Gamer]

Looks interesting enough.

 

[Leonel]

Could be cool. Can you be something other than human?

 

[Synobun]

Could be cool. Can you be something other than human?

All creatures in Topia Online are controlled by players. We have over 16 different creatures already planned, along with numerous 'transformations' that characters can undergo. Your account has a certain number of 'creature points' that you earn as you play the game, allowing you to unlock bigger and badder creatures. Creatures cost a certain amount of 'creature points' to create, so you have to earn points with 'lesser creatures' in order to purchase greater creatures. Although you are playing as a creature, there is nothing in the game that is forcing you to play the creature a certain way. You can cooperate with other players as you see fit, or you can go on a monstrous rampage.

I like this. Seems very, very unique and interesting.

 

[Leonel]

Could be very cool. I kind of was hoping for lizard people or something.

 

[Quackers]

Graphics aren't exactly top notch are they?

 

[warpus]

Gameplay > graphics and other considerations for me.

 

[GrayingGamer]

Lots of potential.

These things are usually better in the theory stage than in the reality stage, but I must say, many of the ideas presented in the video are things I've been hoping for for years.

 

[Luckymoose]

Graphics aren't exactly top notch are they?

Graphics mean absolutely nothing.

 

[Leonel]

 

[da dick]

looks like... they need a ridiculous number of players or a few good GMs to make this work... i predict a fail even if it's shipped. tabletop RP-ing anyone?

 

[GrayingGamer]

looks like... they need a ridiculous number of players

Why? With character persistence, it seems like any number of players will make for a populated game area...