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Morning Discussion
by Alice O'Connor, Jan 13, 2010 5:00am PSTA fine recent post on the ever-wonderful BLDGBLOG discusses freeform movement through internal urban spaces both in reality and the movie Die Hard. If you've ever loved--or loathed--crawling through vents, blasting through walls and seeking alternate routes, you might find the perspective interesting. Do be warned that it'll probably make you think about Deus Ex, which invariably leads to playing Deus Ex again.
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Like okay, in STO, you start on the ship being attacked by the borg. And if you look out the window, there's a battle going on, but it's the ships just sitting there shooting. Over and over. Not moving or anything. It's so MMO-ey, that it can't help but feel the sameness. And I think that sameness isn't as ignorable after you've experienced MMOs.
But I do see your point about different MMOs possibly being resets for that
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