Would you say that PSO2 is one of the best game you've ever played

[ShinMaruku]

Compared to other games?

Not at all.

Within the MMO Genre? Yeah it is. But I havnt played many MMOs.

I love PSO2. It's a very fun game.

But christ does this game have issues.

Not a MMO.

As for best game I ever played? Hell no sega is too incompetent for that. I will say it has potential, but it's current team will never reach that. But it is engaging and entertaining.

[Kikikiki]

Not a MMO.

Here we go again.

[ShinMaruku]

When it's wrong it's wrong. We must be firm on that. :P

[Chik'Tikka]

It's way up there for games i like (liked)+^_^+ shame about that whole DDoS thing...
PSO2 will never really feel the same anymore with all those people gone...

[Lumpen Thingy]

When it's wrong it's wrong. We must be firm on that. :P

the series has been a MMO since PSO and thinking otherwise is just silly at this point -_-

[ShinMaruku]

MMO means Massively Multiplayer Online.
Is PSO massively multiplayer? Do you play with hundreds of people in a open persistent world? Nope. That disqualifies it as an MMO.

[Kikikiki]

Yeah, you're right.

But it's not like people care enough to call it an action-driven free to play multiplayer online role-playing game.

So can you stop dwelling on that?

[WildarmsRE5]

gonna have to borrow Kondibon's pic.



on topic: I don't know why, and I don't mind that I can't get by the day without atleast touching this game. . . or KanColle.

[Chigun]

This is the third place I saw this MMO discussion break out, and as you can probably guess I'm not exactly a veteran of this place.

PSO2 functions very much like other PS titles. You'd think someone would have settled on a term for it by now. But ultimately, why does this matter at all?

It doesn't.

[Achelousaurus]

Well the big difference between massive and just multi is that massive is total shit.
You get to play alongside others without actually interacting with them and often difficulty is a joke cause simply 50 people can tag along and then absolutely everything ever dies within seconds (well, Ragnarok...).

Anywa, yes and no.
it's easily one of the best games I ever played because I have absurd amounts of fun for over 500 hours already and really no end in sight, not even a cryptic halfway mark.
And in the end fun is what it's all about.

On the other hand, there are a lot of gameplay and balancing issues.
Not to mention it's not very polished in a lot of areas.
And that's not counting the GLARING problems like grinding / ability affixing.