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What’s wrong with fun – nothing? q.e.d., it is all good?
Fun is not enough and it is not a long term motivator. Fun is exchangeable, but a world full of the mentioned adventure grows on you.
The argument of potential profit as most important factor of design is exactly based on the notion to go for the lowest common denominator.
So, profit is made with Coke and Burgers. And people love it.
How many Coke clones do we need?
Where are the alternatives? In terms of food we at least have the popular pizza, but in terms of MMOs we seem to be stuck with burgers.
EVE covers a niche, but also includes the officially confirmed by CCP 90% carebears that never ever ventured into the low sec or 0.0 system.
Darkfall is usually mentioned as the other alternative, as it supposedly is “hardcore”. Now does hardcore with a focus on hardcore pvp automatically equal adventure or a good game? Of course not.
I see SWTOR and GW2 and see the new bigger themeparks rolling in. This won’t stop till someone gets the idea that “adventure” also can make money.
I will probably also comment on another point in Wolfshead’s article, the state of perpetual adolescence. I think *my* thirst for adventure in MMOs rather comes from a perpetual adolescence. But I think kids and hard working adults can also enjoy adventure.
“Fun” as a virtual no-risk happiness pill is a bit like drugs. An unhealthy illusion.
@Longasc — I think the basic disconnect is that adventure is not equal to fun. Wolfshead alludes to this in his article when he says that there should be a “Theory of Adventure” rather than “A Theory of Fun.” This isn’t the case. Underlying adventure, at least recreational adventure, is the enjoyment of such.
I’m pretty certain that there is no real market for an adventure that isn’t fun or enjoyable. Not many sane people would put themselves through anything that they didn’t enjoy for entertainments sake. Would Frodo have gone on the quest if he hadn’t been compelled to?
The Eve figures only go to prove that it’s not PvP that draws these types of players, but the sandbox feel. And perhaps being the only real space simulation out there helps too. But still, Eve still only gets a small share of the MMORPG market. If pure adventure was all it took to draw players, shouldn’t Eve be as big as WoW?
As much as Wolfshead, and I to a certain extent, dislike the use of the phrase, “It’s just a game.” Our MMORPGs are not real life, they are entertainment, diversions. Should they be as unenjoyable as (some aspects of) real life?
Honestly, when all is said and done, I think fun (as in enjoyment) should be a motivator. If you are not enjoying, or getting enjoyment through the satisfaction gained by doing something hard, then why are we doing it?
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