Re read the article. Blizzard never said that they could make a WoW killer, the guy who wrote the article ASKED if it would "Cannibalize the WoW player base" They said they were working on a completely different type of MMOG. Where in that entire document does Blizzard say that they could kill their own game? Also, because of course they made World of Warcraft, I think they have the best chance of making a better MMOG.HobbesMkii said:I know that, I read this article before I posted, which I can't say you did for my comment before you made your post. See, the whole point of this article is that Blizzard is explaining that they are trying their damnedest to not make a WoW-killer, which means they're assuming that if they do their job wrong, they could potentially make one. Which assumes they have the power to make a WoW-killer, which is what I'm disputing here (I'm saying they couldn't make one if they tried, much less if they didn't try). Which is the whole crux of the irony in my statement.Xbowhyena said:The thing is they're not trying to make a WoW killer, they're just making a new MMOG.HobbesMkii said:I like how Blizzard's conceit seems to be that they're totally capable of creating a WoW-killer, despite the fact that no company has yet managed to achieve that lofty goal. Frankly, I wouldn't bet that Blizzard is capable of making a WoW-killer, even if they are the guys who made WoW to begin with. I think it's too big even for them to defeat, unless they slowly phase out WoW in favor of this new MMO.
Frankly, I think you could've saved both me and you some time if you'd looked up "conceit" in the dictionary.
Problem is WHAT IF the new MMO destroys the WoW user-base. If you like WoW but hate the new game there'll be no-one to play with on the WoW servers.Greyfox105 said:If they do lose WoW players it's only to another of their games
makes no real difference, really. just more moola0h for them.
Lets not look at it so much as a wow-killer, but a successor. How long with WoW keep expanding? Level 90? 100? At what point do people start to back off and say enough is enough? I think WoW is running out of ideas fast as it is.Xbowhyena said:The thing is they're not trying to make a WoW killer, they're just making a new MMOG.HobbesMkii said:I like how Blizzard's conceit seems to be that they're totally capable of creating a WoW-killer, despite the fact that no company has yet managed to achieve that lofty goal. Frankly, I wouldn't bet that Blizzard is capable of making a WoW-killer, even if they are the guys who made WoW to begin with. I think it's too big even for them to defeat, unless they slowly phase out WoW in favor of this new MMO.
Ilovechocolatemilk said:The ultimate solution: Grinding in one game gives benefits to the other game.
That way, you can waste time in one game to get benefits in the other one, allowing you to effectively play two games at once.
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