Vaqual.7318

currently new mmos are not doing so well and many of the older ones still have a hard player core. a new launch brings a lot more risks and problems and what really could we expect apart from marginally better graphics (= likely lousier multiplayer performance). I think the trend on the mmo market is to stick with existing stuff at the moment, because fleshed-out and well-tended games are just better than a lot of those new, bug ridden, cashgrab releases. They look pretty, but the gameplay often boils down to the same basic structures.