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Definition of MMOG in English: MMOGnounPlural MMOGs An online video game which can be played by a very large number of people simultaneously. Example sentencesExamples - Every MMOG with any emphasis on worldbuilding and dictating a story should look to TSW and think "They done good."
- MMOGs often deepen their lore and tell great stories within character interactions and quest designs; this one doesn't.
- I don't think any MMOG that has made it to market is a failure.
- Whether they use a shard cluster or a grid, all MMOGs use multiple machines to distribute the game processing load.
- The graphics are getting dated, but it has a solid flight model, unique player vs. player gameplay, and sheer value that set it apart from other MMOGs.
- I've worked on PC adventures games, console games, and MMOGs and enjoyed all of them.
- There are companies out there focusing solely on MMOG games and there is no reason why I can't adopt the same business model.
- MMOGs on mobile can be tricky to get right.
- What's the first action you do after logging into an MMOG you've been absent from for some time?
- One reason I still have a WoW account is it's one of the few decent MMOGs that have no F2P players.
Origin 1990s: from massively multiplayer online game. Definition of MMOG in US English: MMOGnoun An online video game which can be played by a very large number of people simultaneously. Example sentencesExamples - I've worked on PC adventures games, console games, and MMOGs and enjoyed all of them.
- Every MMOG with any emphasis on worldbuilding and dictating a story should look to TSW and think "They done good."
- MMOGs on mobile can be tricky to get right.
- There are companies out there focusing solely on MMOG games and there is no reason why I can't adopt the same business model.
- Whether they use a shard cluster or a grid, all MMOGs use multiple machines to distribute the game processing load.
- What's the first action you do after logging into an MMOG you've been absent from for some time?
- I don't think any MMOG that has made it to market is a failure.
- One reason I still have a WoW account is it's one of the few decent MMOGs that have no F2P players.
- MMOGs often deepen their lore and tell great stories within character interactions and quest designs; this one doesn't.
- The graphics are getting dated, but it has a solid flight model, unique player vs. player gameplay, and sheer value that set it apart from other MMOGs.
Origin 1990s: from massively multiplayer online game. |