Sentences with phrase «like mmo»

The game also features a vast space with some mobs like MMO style.

Taking place in a huge island habited by other human players, this game feels like an MMO disguised as a shooter.

Each boss needs to feel like an MMO raid boss, which means large health pools and having players do enough damage.

then i play next gen ff XII, i like the MMO like gameplay and world, coz i played MMO before play this, but its lack of good story and the main character does nt even have a character development, poor vaan.

Nice customization and Western style gameplay This game feels a lot like an MMO.

Iv tried LoL and other MOBAs (DOTA 2 is the other big one i think), and why I came to smite is the controls and such are more like an MMO than like diablo.

The game feels like an MMO, so online play is a natural fit.

However, given the (continued) success of GTA V it's very likely that Red Dead Redemption 2's multiplayer will be structured like an MMO, similar to GTA V.

Would've been appreciated if it'd auto - save at least when entering and exiting a dungeon, or, like an MMO, save and be exactly where you were the moment you logged off.

But I feel most people are looking for a single - player games that's like an MMO and not a real MP game.

Folks will dismiss it as another generic BR but those folks never really played it and just want to lump every BR into the same pile much like every MMO that wasn't WoW was just lumped into the «WoW clone» pile.

I still play this like a mmo with a group of close friends on a private server....

For one, the game is completely and utterly dependent on the server — much like an MMO.

This now feels very much like an MMO quest system, from which you pick and choose based on levelling - up needs, or sometimes simply based on mood.

The entire design of the game is still like an MMO where you hunt for better gear and weapons, use them to trivialize end - game content, and the cycle repeats again with the next downloadable content.

Its pretty much like an MMO in that the planets and the Social areas exist persistantly and you can go to them at any time to pick up and do world quests and dailies / bounties / events etc and there are many other players all doing the same.

These are a bit like MMO dungeon encounters and end in boss fights.

Like an MMO without the social elements, open world, or a sense of advancement it openly punishes players who choose not to grind by making bosses incredibly difficult without the sort of items and weapons grinding can get you.

Always felt like an MMO to me.

I am taking a chance that they will make it something worthwhile with each expansion... I like the MMO aspect of it, but there is always a chance with any online only game that there will be problems at launch.

As much as Xenoblade Chronicles resembles an MMO, it is nothing like an MMO.

It also has online support much like an MMO, where you will see plenty of other people driving around the game in real time.

The game plays a little bit like an MMO, with the ability to switch between active quests at any time, and a good selection of merchants to trade with.

Like an MMO Mass Effect.

Like all MMO games, Destiny «s high level...

Like all MMO games, Destiny «s high level content is widely considered to be the most interesting part of the experience — a gulf that increasingly widens with every expansion.

It is not clear whether other in - progress Amazon games — like the MMO sandbox New World or the unnamed game John Smedley's old Hero's Song team was picked up to work on — are affected.

@ 17 and its nothing like an mmo and had no group content and 1 / 10th of the content, Thats why peopel play MMo's, huge scale and group content.

«Dylan is, from what I understand, a sci - fi themed game, it is sort of Destiny - style, takes some elements from The Division, it has like MMO elements.

@badtoy776 forza > GT6 and driveclub with the graphics the FPS the gameplay and you just compared a swords game to a FPS wow really smart beside TITANFALL > killzone SF and every games site said that warframe dev's said that they are thinking about making it for Xone too planetside 2 sucks DC i don't like MMO's the rest is dumb in the other hand there are fable halo killer instinct spark trials, and a game that like the PS4 type (for kids) zoo tycoon

Not their fault that you weren't smart or understand it is setup like a MMO.

It doesn't seem like any MMO can stand to the mighty WoW, so many developers have been searching for more niche audiences looking for something different.

These massive world events are named Ark - Falls and are one of the few moments when Defiance actually feels like an MMO: people from around the map will create conveys of vehicles as they all hurtle toward a major Ark - Fall event, each and ever one determined to score some big XP for their trouble.

You can also set the keyboard to load profiles when you start up games or programs, so for everyday use you could have a solid color across the board and then for playing a game have certain keys lit up, a neat idea for something like an MMO where you could have certain skills highlighted with specific colors.

In the end, The Elder Scrolls Online feels very much like an MMO rooted in The Elder Scrolls world, which is exactly what you'd hope buying the game, eh?

But it truly feels like an MMO world I've been living in for several weeks now.

The game plays a little bit like an MMO, with the ability to switch between active quests at any time, and a good selection of merchants to trade with.

For all the detail put into the game and its lore, ESO feels like an MMO wearing an Elder Scrolls costume.

Like any MMO — especially new MMOs — ESO has its fair share of problems.

But camera issues aside, the game is like every MMO, except there is a focus on chained attacks.

TERA «s combat is easily the best part of the game, which is important in a genre like an MMO.

Blending a Destiny - like MMO with Monster Hunter combat Dauntless is definitely one to check out for those looking for a bit of an online fix.

If you like MMO's that offer you a fun and challenging time then you can definitely do far worse than Skyforge.

Destiny looks more and more like an MMO, and that seems to work well with the gameplay we already know.

Hmm... I like mmo's, fighting games, racing games, survival horror games and action games.

I like mmo games...

I like MMOs, anime, exercise, and reading.

In the end Free Realms doesn't show anything really deep or innovative compared to what we can find in other similar games, but it's still a good way to have a first approach to an overly played genre like MMOs, collecting and presenting to the customer a great deal of minigames that can offer something different for each time we log in.

If World of Warcraft is any indicator, people like MMOs.

So if you know any multimillionaires who like MMOs, send them Curt's way.