I believe one of the mini-games was like a shooter but you shot vegetables at people for them to eat? I think the symbol of the currency was a W or something like that, which leads me to my next thing. One of the buildings was a science lab I think, one was an arcade where you could play mini-games that could earn you some currency. In each square there were some buildings you could go in, each having different activities that you could earn money in. The overworld of the game was I believe a grid of 9 squares, you could travel to an adjacent square from the one you were currently standing in. you could also have a house and decorate it, I'm pretty sure there was f2p furniture and paid furniture as well. If you were f2p, I think your guy was naked essentially, just a solid color with some face details you could choose. They could be multiple colors like blue and yellow in particular I remember, they were customizable, they could have hair, hats, shoes, clothes, but I think you had to pay for a lot of that. I feel like their hands/arms were just little circles, like they had no arm it was just the circle for their hand. They were obviously cartoony, everything was 2D. They were just stubby and kind of cylindrical like that. I guess you could say that the avatars looked a little bit like Minions, but they all had 2 eyes and no goggles. I cannot for the life of me remember the name of this game. That was like the main message of the game. Anti-cyber bullying, not giving out private info, don't meet strangers, etc. Gladly recommend it!īack when I was in Elementary school we had these Computer classes, and one year our Computer teacher introduced us to this browser-based MMO, pretty much Club Penguin style, where the main focus was internet safety for children. If youre not familiar with S4 League itself, it also has a lot of "unintended" features due to the Engine and Coding of the original Game, giving way to crazy Walljumps and Advanced Strats, which are put to use in the CTF-Esque, Get the Ball and Bring to enemy goal, primary mode Touchdown. Also, a major rework is coming which will shake up the old Metas and strats. Been playing ever since the Servers Release and its a wet dream come true, the devs are also really active and listen to the community and continously interact with them, creating a great athmosphere and a hopefully long-lasting future. The Xero Project has a reworked engine, no P2W and lots of changes to make the game more competitive and skillbased. The official game is shutting down its last Host at Aeriagames in April. Not an MMO, but if youre familiar or interested in S4 League (which was noted as similiar to GunZ, am also an Ex-GunZ Player) you might wanna check out Xero.gg, its a private server project that has been running for quite a while now and has a healthy population, both in Unlimited (Guns + Melee) and Melee Only mode.
I also do acknowledge that would be awful from a balancing standpoint but I'm not here for that, I'm just asking if it exists or existed at some point in time for research purposes.
If there even is a MMO like that to begin with. If it has depth, that would make such a system that much better. GW2 has depth despite being a "casual" MMO. I do mind how casual it is, not in the sense of GW2 but in terms of depth. I don't really mind in terms of if it is P2W or not. Sorry if this is too vague but I'm not sure how else to describe it. While I don't mind build up from a items and stats perspective, I am wondering if there even is a MMO like that where your skills aren't a "reach this level to do this" but like GunZ: The Duel where you just "do the move" if you physically can pull it off. GunZ: The Duel, the moment it says go, you GO. However the former mentioned games have a build up to the insanity so to speak. There's MMOs out there that are definitely pretty physically exhaustive if you go crazy in them, like with say Old School Runescape and it's perfect Prayer Flicking, or non-mmos like Star Craft 2 and the aforementioned GunZ: The Duel. Otherwise players would fall back onto weaker versions since they wouldn't be as physically exhaustive to do. Combat where you technically have all of your abilities right out of the gate but you need the physical stamina to actually keep doing the higher end versions of your moves. I'm looking for a MMO that is as unhinged as a infamous game back in the day called GunZ: The Duel.
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