what makes an MMO fell dead

[Chloe_Saunders]

Dont put yourself down like that, this is a completly normal opinion to have, and why most MMORPG players are not playing FF14. Ive noticed when people praise this game, often they have something like "i like the game because it doesnt feel like a mmorpg" and thats just sad. The playerbase nowadays is mostly non-mmorpg players looking for a visual chatbox they can feed their ego off when people compliment their basic glamours

ya I try not to but at the same time I understand not everyone wants to think when playing a game, for me the thinking (or over thinking) on the game keeps my mind destricted from my internal proplems if that makes any sense at all. in short i use a game to think alot so my mind gets to distracted from my things... in real life/past things. I use to love warcraft 3 and age of empires for this very reason. Spyro the dragon is kind of a basic level example of what i mean by complexity but doesnt have to be hard just enough to make a person think on their feet sort of thing.

[Shinkuno]

ya I try not to but at the same time I understand not everyone wants to think when playing a game, for me the thinking (or over thinking) on the game keeps my mind destricted from my internal proplems if that makes any sense at all. in short i use a game to think alot so my mind gets to distracted from my things... in real life/past things. I use to love warcraft 3 and age of empires for this very reason. Spyro the dragon is kind of a basic level example of what i mean by complexity but doesnt have to be hard just enough to make a person think on their feet sort of thing.

I totally get you, and its the reason i cant play the game at later times of the day. Its the only game that ive noticed myself almost falling asleep cause most of the content requires no thought and is mostly a "press 1-2-3" or "walk and talk"