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It's a rare succes for a game like this to increase its playerbase after 1 year. PvP players are notorious locusts. MO is of course the special breed of sandbox MMO that has quite a loyal core following. But for the game to be growing one year after launch, that is a remarkable development...

I have also had the "Christmas tree" glitch a few times, it started a long time ago, also makes some parts of the ground look like it's a rainbow glitter road. I only get it after traveling for a while.

And why should they. The ten people complaining on the forum only represent 10 people. They don't represent me. I am happy with most game mechanics, I am happy with the time penalty when dying, I am happy with the time investment traveling etc. It is what gives the game texture, presents you...

Europe here, getting kicked once per c15 minutes. Annoying and I died to a mob camp I was just passing by. This will make me stop playing the game soon.

After doing a few minutes research I doubt this claim, but I would like to hear more. What I can see is that Everquest had many roaming mobs that were circling certain mob camps, ruins etc., but with paths that could be described after some spying. Not spontaneous, and not zone-wide. I would...

Yes, that would be fantastic. It would however also mean that MO provided something that no other MMO has ever done before so I don't think it is in the cards. Wurm Online and Xsyon are the only MMOS I know that have randomly spawning and wandering mobs, but they don't really have goals in...

Can you please provide a list of MMOs you have played that have that.

OT: was there any cosmetic or similar items in the Halloween event? Do any items of that sort (collectable) exist in the game so far?

Mine some shit, use the money to gear up before fighting bandits. I am not familiar but isn't there a graveyard at Toxai?

What game is that.

This video is only about themepark MMOs. It is worth noting that the two most permanently succesful SANDBOX MMOs out there both are P2W. EVE Online and Wurm Online both allow the player to buy anything in the game with RL money, no questions asked. Both games launched more than 15 years ago...

Personally I thought Haven was the perfect learning experience to prepare for Myrland. I mean, what's wrong with it? You learn all the basic controls, combat, gathering and crafting, skillbooks etc. And you know that once on Myrland, players will try to kill you.

Population has doubled in 3 months. Daily peak is 1500, so at least 3000 play it daily. This is more than my other sandbox game, Wurm, which has FIFTEEN servers. But here we are all together on a single server, which makes it a quite healthy population.

The use of horses is mainly for transporting yourself and goods from POI to POI and from town to town (and for battle). If you just let it stand around in griefer hotspots it will get in trouble.

Sounds like Friday night in Meduli :) I would actually recommend you STAY in Meduli because this is the only place the graveyard is protected. You can also mine in safety. If you can alter your play time a little bit you will find only half as many players online. Although, if you go to Vadda...

And why oh why are you still at Meduli if it is a safe zone - that you say you hated? Why aren't you just hanging out in Jungle Camp? Oh I know! Because safe zones attract players and make the game grow, makes it vibrant and therefore results in more PvP encounters. That's why you keep coming...

Yes for sure, safe zones would risk turning the game into a permanent succes story like EVE Online or Albion.

What exactly is a "point of interest location " in this game?

He is not saying it because there will be no wipe.

You say you don't care about that. You try to describe on what you think is wrong with the economy, but can you elaborate on how you feel it hurts you as a player - if you don't care about the first things you mentioned?