2004-10-10, 23:54 | Link #1 |
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Matrix Online- an Animesuki crew?
Hey, as an admitted Matrix junkie, I've been looking into prebuying the Matrix Online and getting in on the Beta in November. I've also read some stuff about where the story will pick up in the initial launch
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Anyway, I was wondering whether anybody was planning on playing the Matrix Online themselves. Also, if so, I was wondering whether anyone thinks a crew of fellow animesuki-veterans might be a good idea. I know everybody here better than I do on any other forum, so I thought this might be a good place to start... I've never played an MMORPG before, but I just can't pass up the opportunity to get in on anything that might include semi-legitimate matrix storylines- the story is being written in part by the Wachowski brothers. I've seen some screenshots- looks pretty darn good to me!
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2004-10-11, 01:44 | Link #3 |
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The idea isn't to have a fluid battle system- if you want that, go and play Enter the Matrix- underrated IMHO. The idea here is to take on a role in something that is as close to a real-life Matrix as you may ever get and follow (and perhaps influence) the story that details the events after Revolutions- I can't WAIT to see what happened to everybody. Perhaps I'm the only Matrix dork on this forum....
As far as the battles go, though- they do look VERY nicely animated.
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2004-10-12, 05:59 | Link #4 |
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I think it will be interesting to see how they handle this massive story. I was reading on IGN how there will be basically 3 factions (the Machines, Zion, and the "outcasts" like the Merovingian, did I spell that right?) you can eventually join. I think I'll wait after the beta to see how people respond to this. I've been looking for a story driven MMORPG for quite some time now and it seems like this will be it. I mean, I've played Ragnarok Online (which took up way too much time, but was very fun), FF11 (which took up even more time and was ridiculously slow, me = no patience), PSO 1&2 (yay, still waiting for 3 in the mail), and stupid Dia-blow.
If it does turn out to be really good, I'll hop on the bandwagon. That'll be funny if we got a group together and called our ship the A-suki.
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1. access to the beta beginning Nov. 18 2. access to the real game 3 days before everybody else, and 3. an advanced ability- the Hyper Jump- guess what it does (think Trinity/Morpheus and you'll be doing fine). Quote:
I'd get in on the Beta now, like the above poster is doing, but I don't want to shell out the money for the fileplanet subscription. I figure, if I'm going to preorder the game for 50, I'd rather not slap another 15 onto that just so I can play the beta 1 month sooner.
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