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Posted: Jan 22nd 2008 7:57PM (Unverified) said
Leaving EVE Online aside for a moment though, why has Fantasy been prevalent? One reason and one reason alone, everyone knows what a fantasy game should be. There should be swords, magic, monsters, dragons and quests for items of great power. Everyone knows this, it is ubiquitous. Sci-Fi on the other hand has no central image which everyone knows, as a genre it ranges from space opera to post-apocalyptic and has as many different formats as there are sci-fi writers. until there is an image of Sci-Fi which is as widely accepted and iconic as classic 'swords and sorcery' fantasy there won't be a world dominating Sci-Fi MMO in the same league as World of Warcraft.