I hate online games of any sort. So no.

Absolutely not. Where's that picture someone had around here of Morrowind as an MMO? There's all the reason I need...

"Sell Wraithguardzz cheep! lol!"

Yeah, "If they captured the feel of TES," right- no matter how well it's captured, a couple of the inevitable goldspammers would svck the "TES-ness" right out of it.

"MMORIPOFFS.COM, 100,000 Septimz just $3.50 USD!"

Oh, hell no I wouldn't play an Elder Scrolls MMO. Noway, nohow.




Aww, its so cute when gamers get their panties into a twist. Cranky from your overloaded thanksgiving meal? :whistling:

N O !

I logged on just to vote here and the answer is NO. I have zero interest in listening to teenagers screaming 'you're pwn'd' all day and night. Sorry.

You know, I didn't even think about your typical MMO player when I first voted "maybe. If the community is even half as lame as the people I encountered when I tried out WoW I wouldn't touch it. I was banking on the fact that most Elder Scrolls fans seem to not be "l33t" minded individuals. Plus as other people have mentioned the grindfest that is MMO's was another reason why I couldn't get into WoW. Not to mention the monthly fees. <_<

Although, I wouldn't say no to a future TES title allowing co-op if it did not interfere with the development of the rest of the game. That however is highly unlikely.

Edit* before anyone burns me at the stake :flamed: I'm talking minimum here. As in, the game world doesn't even recognize the other player aside from enemies. Heck, even if they did something like Red Dead Redemptions online it would be awesome.

I say maybe because i am a fan but it and should be the original style we like that.

Honestly. If elder scrolls went MMO i would have to cut out my eyes. To me that would be one of the biggest letdowns. In my life.

Pretty much this. Most (read: everyone) people don't even play the damn game. I remember when I played Diablo II, I once went through the whole game but when I tried it on Battle.net, my friends were all; first you gotta do tristran runs until level x, then the first boss runs until level x, etc. Why play the game if you're not going to get through it for real and just grind levels like there is no tomorrow? MMOs are poor excuses of a game.

I believe http://screenshots.filesnetwork.com/95/potd/1134695493_73.jpg is what you are looking for.

Thank you, that is indeed exactly what I was looking for. And as I said, it's exactly why I wouldn't touch an Elder Scrolls MMO with a ten-foot pole while wearing a HAZMAT suit.

No. I would not play it. I come to the Elder Scrolls with the hope of having a fufilling single player RPG expirence, I do not want to hae "People"(lol) ruin it for me.

An ES MMO would be about as successful as Lord of the Rings Online and/or Age of Conan. Lets hope Beth sticks with what they do best.

ty for Tausig2 and Seti18 for ur comments on my profile, I can't put comments there so I put them here

off topic but hope they read it

:)

Probably not. It would be hard to compete with Guild Wars 2.

Except lotro is VERY successful now that it is free 2 play

And to clarify, that's "after it failed hard at pay to play and went free to play to save itself," right?

Wasn't it succesfull at pay to play for a long time, before they had to switch?

If they "had to" switch, how successful could they have been?

(Seriously asking, I can't imagine a P2P that was successfully making money deciding to go F2P- just think "What are the odds of WoW going F2P?")

If TESV were an MMO I wouldn't play it. Aside from the fact that I'm a plot gamer and can't stand having my immersion in the plot broken by a bunch of rude anonymous strangers, it'd likely be paid monthly. So not, not a chance in Hell.

No

Only in the sense that I don't have internet connection for my xbox because I don't have the wireless router thingy and I'm to cheap to get it

However, if by some random miracle I got a nice PC I would get it but probably only after I got FFXIV

I would only if I did not have to pay after I buy it.

ha ha ha, exactly my feeling....

Only if it were free-to-play like Guild Wars. I can spend the cash one time every now and then to buy a game, but I can't do a monthly subscription fee. It's not that I can't afford it, rather there are some months when I can't play much to make the subscription worth it, and it annoys the heck out of me to throw money away like that. With no subscription, I can pick up a game and play for a while, and set it down when I get busy. That being said, I hope ES V is not an MMO. There's so much more potential to be had in the single-player RPGs that Bethesda does so well. I wouldn't have a problem with a cooperative-play option (as long as it stays an option), but I prefer the classic single-player game. Added to that is the fact that if it's an MMO, there goes all your mods. And I like mods.

Now that is just classic.

And it's sadly true. Even on RP servers WoW is just like that.

I saw that a while ago. That is exactly what it would be and exactly why I wouldn't touch a TES MMO with a ten-foot pole.