Thanks!

[Strelnikov]

Moving on thanks for everything the good and the bad, no you can't have my stuff there is no stuff

See you maybe in TES

[Starplayer]

Sorry to see you go. Good luck

[Dyrstahl]

Moving on thanks for everything the good and the bad, no you can't have my stuff there is no stuff

See you maybe in TES

Because of the harsh forum rules I will not mention any specific games but there are two sandbox mmorpgs being developed. I believe one is coming within a year. The last sandbox I played was Vanguard but the community failed it unfortunately. I am very much looking forward to these.

As for TES... It's a themepark designed mmorpg which is aggreviating considering the franchise is the most popular and best scoring SANDBOX franchise. That alone says enough of what kind of quality you should expect.

[Alak]

The community failed Vanguard? Are you serious?

[Dyrstahl]

The community failed Vanguard? Are you serious?

Yes. Even during the first month, some starting areas felt too empty. Of course, Vanguard had a lot of issues, personally I stopped playing because my PC couldn't handle it properly. But it had great concepts. Fun classes, the open free for all pvp was fun (although there was quite some class imbalance issues), non-instanced dungeons, the crafting was great and the "politics"-system were a fun addition. Had it gotten more players at start and more that stuck around longer, it could've turned out great. Instead of claiming that the community failed Vanguard, I almost want to say that it never had a community (obviously it did but I'm trying to say that even during the launch there were too few people in that huge world).

Another great and unique game around that time was Pirates of the Burning Sea. Had some issues. Unfortunately I believe it was released around the time Burning Crusade was released yeah or something like that so it never stood a fair chance!