Fights could be on land or sea - a VERY brave and fresh space to engage warfare in.
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While Darkfall has been marketed and essentially built on conquest between players, the storyline and setting therefore hinges on players to be in the game to germinate the seed of a flourishing MMO.Īs a hardcore full loot, no-barriers-bared holdings conquest game, with some of the best PVP I've ever had the pleasure to engage with, DFUW demanded commitment and clear intent from those who step inside the universe. The PVE is just about as good as watching paint dry. The world feels empty because it IS empty. There is no reason to fight for anything. Please keep in mind I am making a case here, not trying to present facts:
I am the community lead and C++/C# emu tester for the largest Asheron's Call server community in the world (heh, I know - a very, very niche and small community worldwide even at its height!). EVE player for an amount of time that I'm too embarrassed to state. A brief setup for where I'm coming from: I have a perspective and experience of a PVP-oriented MMO player since Asheron's Call in 2000-2005 2009-2011. I've had Darkfall in my thoughts for the better part of. Ρegardless of all this, all those are very interesting finds OP.Īnd also I can't hide that I'm really eager and interested to see what Sensina is developing! It could be something alot better than Darkfall altogether, we'll see.!ĭarkfall will never bloom into a long-term MMO. I mean, it's one of the worst countries for business and stuff. What actually puzzles me is why he come back to Greece. Or that Tasos/Adventurine have a plan so they reinstated the domain, but which plan Claus Grovdal doesn't like so he moved on and created his own development studio. The fact that Sensiga was registered only 10 days after Darkfall's domain was reinstated could be a coincidence.
I think that it would be insane to make that statement, to have those lines as your logo and then go and create another Darkfall game. Games so unlikely, no one else is even trying.We make games unlike anyone else." I don't really think that Claus Grovdal is working on bringing Darkfall back, or any DF related game.īesides his new development studio "Sensiga" has as headlight that states "Unlike Anyone Else. Interestingly, the studio started a week after SpatialOS released Unreal Engine 4 Integration with their platform. I think he will not bring back DF1 or Unholy Wars but rather develop an entirely new Darkfall game with Unreal Engine 4 and SpatialOS. We can all hope now that maybe a Darkfall Online 2 is in Development. I think the new game, whatever it may be will use Unreal Engine 4 and SpatialOS. This makes me think that Claus Grovdal and his new studio, Sensiga are going to bring back Darkfall. The studio Sensiga was described as trying to innovate within MMO's and do things that no one else is doing with former Aventurine, CCP, Lionhead, developers. Interestingly, the domain for Sensiga was registered only 10 days after Darkfall's domain was reinstated. Now in January 2018, Claus Grovdal moved back to Greece (he tweeted about it) and started a new development studio, Sensiga. Claus is very experienced with SpatialOS. SpatialOS is a networking platform designed for massively multiplayer games with thousands of players in large seamless worlds. After looking at his Linkedin, it has shown that almost right after leaving Aventurine he went to work on Unreal 4 and Unity Projects specializing in the use and integration of SpatialOS. Ĭlaus Grovdal (Lead Designer of Darkfall) tweeted in 2015 that he was disappointed that Aventurine was not bringing back Darkfall. I searched the domain online and found the domain to be renewed on. Now a few months ago, The website for Darkfall was brought back up with all Aventurine related information removed almost as if it was owned by another company. We may have something different and oddly enough better in my opinion. As an avid fan and player of Darkfall I have like all of you been wanting Aventurine to bring DF back.
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