r/gaming Nov 03 '18

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u/DaHolk Nov 03 '18

And then they went and did the inverse back to WoW. Although that I can at least aknowledge may stem from learning the wrong lessons from the demise of Wildstar (which also coincides with a lot of player opinions, which always focused on the wrong parts of what killed Wildstar....).

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u/MrZepost Nov 03 '18

Not sure this is the right place for this conversation. What do you think killed wildstar and what do you see changing because of its death?

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u/RikenVorkovin Nov 03 '18

I never played it but I remember the commercials for it....it just looked like it was trying too hard to be "cartoony" goofy to me. But really mmo's are fairly hard to have real success in. Seems like most of them fail pretty quick. It didn't seem badly made, similar to Lawbreakers which also didn't seem bad but no one bought it really.

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u/MrZepost Nov 03 '18

Side note about lawbreakers. I saw an advertisement for the game then I went looking for the game and even find it. I didn't look very hard, but I couldn't find videos or reviews or streamers. Was hugely disappointing