theiggep

Of course you can write an "MMO" that has that much content. The vaunted "story-driven", "fourth-leg" comments are nothing more than a veneer for PVE questing. The problem is do people really want an "MMO" that is nothing more than a first person PC game with COOP play? I don't. I want to play this game, like nothing else, but if it's not a true MMO I won't be playing long.

I'd rather Bioware stop talking about all the questing hype -- we get it, really -- and get on talking about how this is going to be an MMO.

They can't show you the multi-player content because it isn't available. Check out http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/star-wars-the-old-republic-gdc-2010-hands-on for info on the MMO aspects that are thus far MIA.

I am a tremendous Star Wars fan. Always have been, and always will be. Played Star Wars Galaxies until the day the Combat Upgrade went live back in March 2005. So it is with a lot of hope that I've been watching SWTOR progress, but instead of getting more excited I've become more worried this "MMO" is going to turn out to be an RPG with coop. Wrote about it just yesterday as a matter of fact (http://iggepsrealm.blogspot.com/2010/03/more-swtor-info-from-gdc.html).

I get worried when I see comments by the developers or Lucas Arts that they felt they needed to focus on "story" in the MMO market in order to differentiate themselves. In the next breathe they then talk about how their IP differentiates. Logical lapse much?