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<blockquote data-quote="Col_Pladoh" data-source="post: 3661897" data-attributes="member: 796">Hi Dromdol,Actually, I believe you missed the key part of the definition, and I will restate it here.In the RPG there is a Game Master that perpares and operates the environment, ajudicates the participation of the players, alters the environment according to the players' characters actions within it, and actively responds to player role-playing by reol-playing all sentient entities encountered in the course of play. The participant Game Master is also able to answer questions and assess and ajudicate actions not anticipated in the game rules or the prepared scenario. This means that all participants can extemporaneously intersct and use innovation within an ever-mutable milieu.Now it seems to me that WoW and Warcraft III have the lion's share of the MMO market, and neither comes close to standards required for an RPG.Cheers,Gary</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Col_Pladoh, post: 3661897, member: 796"] Hi Dromdol, Actually, I believe you missed the key part of the definition, and I will restate it here. In the RPG there is a Game Master that perpares and operates the environment, ajudicates the participation of the players, alters the environment according to the players' characters actions within it, and actively responds to player role-playing by reol-playing all sentient entities encountered in the course of play. The participant Game Master is also able to answer questions and assess and ajudicate actions not anticipated in the game rules or the prepared scenario. This means that all participants can extemporaneously intersct and use innovation within an ever-mutable milieu. Now it seems to me that WoW and Warcraft III have the lion's share of the MMO market, and neither comes close to standards required for an RPG. Cheers, Gary [/QUOTE]

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