I played Dungeon Siege 1 multiplayer and treated it like a MMORPG despite only having 8 players at one time in it with 2 maps so big and so optimized it put WoW's to shame.
I played Runescape my child. Until I quit and moved onto a much superior MMO devoid of grinding and devoid of level 100s+ that MMO was called Guild Wars 1.
I must understand the sheeple to appeal to them, but from the perspective of a shepherd, not that of a sheep.
Just like I'm trying to understand the selfish greater need to play hero for the things you love, yet the lack of loving oneself/lack of self-respect is often much weaker than advocating for someone else but yourself, almost like a lack of responsibility to the self. This allows us to self insert into objects, animals, etc. that don't belong to us, aren't us, do not share our bodies, but we wish to transplant our self onto them through proxy.
how do you define differences between casual shooter players and RPG players - cause I play BF and my favorite game Pathfinder.
