02-20-2006, 06:31 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-20-2006, 06:31 PM by SwissMercenary.)
Oh, no. The health and mana bars appear in the upper left corner. Clearly grounds for a lawsuit.
No offense, but, frankly, I think that people are are only looking for the similarities... Rather... Then... The rather large amount of differences.
The models, and somesuch - funny. I don't recall WoW pumpkins looking like 4-polygon baskets, turned upside down.
The art direction is "Cartoonish, just like WoW." So what? It's obviously something that (some) people liked. Something that worked.
And unless Blizzard has a patent on an in-game compass, the yellow exclamation mark (Which, if anyone cares to open their eyes, is used roughly half of MMORPGs), giant crystals in caves, or medieval architecture, I frankly think that they don't have a case.
I have to say that I derive amusement from the existance of that game, taking in mind the amount of people wailing about wanting Guild Wars to be WoW 2. Here's to hoping that this will make them stop asking for jumping and the end-game raid grind. Oh, right, who am I kidding? They aren't going anywhere.
No offense, but, frankly, I think that people are are only looking for the similarities... Rather... Then... The rather large amount of differences.
The models, and somesuch - funny. I don't recall WoW pumpkins looking like 4-polygon baskets, turned upside down.
The art direction is "Cartoonish, just like WoW." So what? It's obviously something that (some) people liked. Something that worked.
And unless Blizzard has a patent on an in-game compass, the yellow exclamation mark (Which, if anyone cares to open their eyes, is used roughly half of MMORPGs), giant crystals in caves, or medieval architecture, I frankly think that they don't have a case.
I have to say that I derive amusement from the existance of that game, taking in mind the amount of people wailing about wanting Guild Wars to be WoW 2. Here's to hoping that this will make them stop asking for jumping and the end-game raid grind. Oh, right, who am I kidding? They aren't going anywhere.
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