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We here at MMO Attack love MMOs and we know you love them too. But at the same time, we understand there’s more to life than just the massively populated online worlds that we so often escape to… like the non-MMOs.
Do you still feel there’s a large quality gap between client and browser MMO games? Would you avoid downloading a game you were excited about purely because of the client size?
Tell us how quickly you’d like to reach max level? Do you want to be max level in a month? That seems too quick for me. What about six months? Getting better, but does that still make it too easy? A year?
When was the first time you played World of Warcraft? Did you play it when it came out in 2004? Did you play starting with any of the expansions in 2007, 2008, 2010 or 2012?
How much content do you think an expansion should have? Should it have something for everyone? Should it cater to hardcore players? Does cost matter?
Do you like player related content? Do you think it’s lazy on the developers part? Have you ever created your own in-game content, whether it be a whole new dungeon crawl or just an item skin?
How do you go about finding out which guild you want to be in? Do you look for a guild with a good amount of role-playing in it? Do you want something with more of a PvP first aspect? Is it somewhere in-between?
Pretend with me for one second you’re stuck on a remote desert island. What’s the one MMO game that you’d choose to have with you to play for the rest of your life?
Do you play on patch day? Do you ever encounter any issues? What was the worst patch day you’ve seen?
How do you balance your game time with the demands of your job, or friends, or school or parents or pets or anything that may take some time out of your gaming session. Do you tend to the matters at hand or try to hold them off for a great time to take a break? Or do you drop everything in game because RL comes first?
Are you diligent in your quest reading? Do you taper off as the game progresses? Do you blatantly skip through whole conversations just to get to the ‘good parts’?
What do you think is a fair price for a subscription? Are you happy to pay more if you think it will mean a better product? Do you think it should be less? Or do you prefer a free game with some sort of cash shop?
What games/companies do you follow? Do you do it to find out about giveaways and events before everyone else? Do you do it for news updates? Or do you do it just because you wanna hear some witty remarks from their social media expert?