Trying out an unedited format instead of the usual react videos where I cut out stuff to make them shorter. Let me know which format you prefer

We need a lot more people like you who aren't brand friendly. It's truly entertaining.

i misread the title, i thought it read 'i'm tired of mmobyte' and clicked quickly to agree lol.

It's not that MMO's are dead, it's that no new MMO's are coming out that are exciting, and therefore, he has nothing to make videos about.

"MMOs are dead" Ill be chilling over here in a never empty map in gw2. waiting for AoC. dont trust reviewers who have gatcha gameplay in the background.

You say you're not brand friendly. But tbvh. That's half the reason I like your content. Between the personality and the raw nature of the videos, they're great to tune into.

New MMO's are casino in a video game package . Great video . Thanks for this

There's absolutely no way Classic has more players than Retail judging by the number of servers and active guilds.

The problem with MMOs is the established games have had the time to work out what works for them. It’s also bad for streamers (for the most part) as a lot of content isn’t the most thrilling in MMOs. Most of GW2 things are just relaxing to do or the same thing for ages for example, but it’s fun to play. Now as you said it’s all dopamine - hit the next big game, find out it sucks, etc. there’s just fewer MMOs vs 8 billion shit shooter games that took 15 min to develop

i sincerely hope gw3 becomes the mmo redemption arc but even I think its dangerous move on arenanets behalf when all they really need to do with gw2 is add some new playable races and maybe a new elite spec every expansion

I would bet that by 2030 the mmo as a genre will be replaced by mmo like co-op games such as enshrouded and wayfinder. Really seems like the live service model for mmos is done and players will look to step away from live service more and more as companies get more and more greedy. Enshrouded is already basically an mmo with the way the save system goes and wayfinder was an mmo that reformatted to be a single player/ Co-op. Mmos are truely dead but that isn't necessarily a bad thing.

I feel that people like you get together and create a game that is based on new and fresh. There is a need but scrap the old way of thinking.. base the game on player needs instead of their shareholders. If they put aside big pay and base it on future success.

There is a reason the path of exile devs refer to guild wars from time to time. Guild Wars might not be perfect but to me by far the best. New world had the potential but will not come close. I probably will try to go back to guild wars 2 and then play poe2 in q4 24.

That carcass needs to be stuffed. One of my most loved stuffing is onions, oranges, Chinese chestnut and a few other thing. I'd say RTS are possibly in a better state than MMORPGs as they are cheaper to make and have good ones coming out every now and then. Take Homeworld 3 for example. There's just not a lot of market share in it. One of the oldest if not the oldes MMOs that's still around and somewhat relevant is EvE Online. It had a slow growth over many years (released in 2003) and was able to last those years with a very loyal fan base. There were hickups of course and some things didn't work out but overall it's pretty successful. Not sure where exactly they stand right now. That new MMOs get the initial onslaught from the starving MMO fans is a very bad thing for a developer. They need those initial servers to have an at least acceptable launch but they run the risk that interest may dry up quickly. And if they still use static seperate servers, they are in big trouble. Warhammer Online was a perfect case study of that.

osrs is still going strong still beating their max player records.

I want to see you try Eve Online. You will soon discover if you are a sadist or a masochist or, like me, neither and the game is therefore pointless.

Remember when 15 years ago MMORPG were dead? I remember. Some people just truly don't understand the long lived nature and niche reach of the genre. This guy rant is just him pretending a niche genre is not popular as MOBAs or FPSs. I think only WoW made it that big, and that was like at the very begining of it, 20 years later is not anywhere near where it was. MMORPGs are about the "second life", are about long term goals, are about slowpaced experience, where you soak in a world and become an entity in it and you follow for years, for decades, and due to this non-bombastic, non-fashionable nature they do not get popularity, they don't get spotlighted, they are inhenrently booring to watch... Those of us that enjoy them, enjoy them for the little mundane things, just like a second life. MMORPGs are just fine as they are, has they have been, as they are going to be. People waiting the next big thing are in denial, don't understand what the genre is about, and ultimately if them picked MMORPGs for their business/job they got it wrong right from the begining and they just want the genre to change so they can make it to the end of the month instead of just moving away from their terrible decisions. "MMORPGs are dead" thank god, i wouldn't have it otherwise.

I would take whatever Styx says with a grain of salt. Really. The guy now mostly cover gacha but his "cover" is just browsing reddit and copy pasting whatever is being said there. His TOF "Review" or "critics" are nothing but a compilation of reddit post and some random forums. I think at one point he even made a guide on a game and how much spending X$ on that game would looks like, only to be called out later by actual players that he barely scratched the surface of that game. Yeah really, whatever that guys says you can assume he doesnt know shit on his subject

20:03.. we can make it change.. all streamers all gamers team up, we make the best ffing mmorpg ever; hard into the company rules must be embedded that all profit made will go directly back into the game. Nobody must ever be allowed to sell to investors, steal ideas and patent them for themselves etc.. everything legally set in stone a non profit mmorpg company, all the devs / employers earn normal salaries, no massive bonu systems or anything like that.. The company will survive and become the biggest best mmorpg of the world, because investors just milk all good games dry and when you can offer more and more content, keep improving and all profit goes back into the game, subs can stay super low. It's actually "easy" to dominate a market that has a huge hole in it (because greedy creators keep selling their souls to greedy investors that keep killing off anything and everything that starts good).

Yea sorry, but this is a very bad take on gaming in general. Also he doesn't play "his MMO's" as it should. He also tired... tired of what? I've never been burnout, because I have legacy in almost all "famous" MMO's over the years. I have FFXIV, GW2, SWTOR, LoTRO, ESO, WoW, PoE, even New World for a time. If I feel like I am getting burnout I'd immediately switch to the other MMO on my list and be there for 2-3 months. I'd do this cycle constantly and when you switch at every 2-3 months there's always new content to play with. GW2 can you take at least 6 months up to an year (if you no life) alone if you decide to play this game properly, then there's WvW, PvP, the content is huge. LoTRO on the other hand have has almost 20 years of woth of content. All these MMO's have really big stuff to offer. What exactly he expects? That the next new MMO is gonna offer anything new, or unique worth staying for? Ain't gonna happen. It will have all these elements from the previous MMO's that he's so tired of. Shit take for me. P.S. Roze, you rock mate!