dragonandante

SWTOR... =.=

No... just... no...

"Testers are chosen based upon development needs. A wide range of systems is needed for testing. ~RB"

https://twitter.com/#!/GuildWars2/status/172385378840494080

@Celtar Meh, though I'm not a fan either, but I can live with the cartoony style if the gameplay is topnotch.

Hah, an interesting read I must admit.

Huh? Where did this May 2012 launch date come from?

What innovation? Hell, there are areas in the game where they even appear to have stepped back from features that have become staple in MMORPGs nowadays. The only thing that seemed at all innovative was the voice overs and the story, but even that gets rather old quickly. The game all in all is alright. But innovative? Nah, far from it.

@J45neoboy Sooner or later it'll have a publisher. As for 2 years, I don't think it'll be that long. If it's a publisher like the En Masse, then yea it'll probably take that long, perhaps longer. If you're interested in more info, check out this Faq:

http://www.mmorpg.com/gamelist.cfm/game/572/view/forums/thread/317014/FAQ.html

@NeverDeath Eh... Tera is not doing well in Korea, which is a bad sign. They're taking far to long localizing the game, allowing their competition to get the one up on them. While it's combat system is out of the box in some ways, it's not that well thought out. Anyways, the longer they wait, the less chance they have of getting an sort of foothold in other territories.

@J45neoboy
*gasp* ArcheAge < Tera?! Tera isn't doing well at all in Korea, which is immediately a bad sign. It's been a downward trend ever since the Development Director resigned. On top of that they're taking their sweet time releasing it in other territories, giving their competition time to release.

ArcheAge on the other hand has been receiving a lot of love from beta testers. So far it's been enjoying a lot of positive beta reviews. Also the idea of mixing a sandbox game with a themepark is intriguing. I have high hopes for it, but as with all MMOs I'm skeptical.