I Want To Know About Creating An Mmorpg - How and what language to use

I have a serious question I have an ambition to create a php text based mmo and was wondering if anyone could send links to my email that tutor specifically on how the mechanics in the code work. for a game in php, many people have told me if I can do php, I can create a text based browser game and I have been at if for nearly a year and I just don't understand how I can create anything beyond the structure any links would be a godsend and please forward them to my email - kenny300000 at gmail

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Your trying to create a MMORPG like Mu Online with RPG Maker ? Well thats not exactly what you would call ideal, I have been using RPG Maker 2003 for about 3 years now, the best way to learn to make an MMORPG is to find the source for another MMORPG and study it while googling what you don't understand and try compiling that with your game engine find out what works what doesn't and learn by doing also vist the links at the top of the page, it will make your life alot easier! I am currently looking for Volunteer works to undergo the making of an MMORPG. I am only looking for people who are interested and know what there talking about So If anyone is interested Email Kiroth @ Kiroth@hotmail.co.uk and put the Subject as Oblivion Ltd MMORPG. Thank you. Ki - aka - Kyle.

P.s Game Details will be given after initial e-mailing, and design will start when a team is put together. Oblivion Ltd is currently looking for around 4-5 people undergo the making of the game, the design is currently still in its progress, but a full explanation of what is wanted in the game will be provided at first team meeting.

-Ki-aka-Kyle

 

 

 

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Chech out the torque engine realmcrafter engine or the hero engine.



-cramse

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I Want To Know About Creating An Mmorpg

hey!if your trying to make a good one, I suggest HERO Engine. It's the best easy way to make one. -reply by Rekx

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MMORPG
I Want To Know About Creating An Mmorpg

I am watching the new web site at www.Nethercode.Com

They are creating their whole game with open source software.  They use Blender 3d for the characters and Dev C++ w/OpenGL for their engine... It is kind of neat

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hey all , I got few questions to ask. Me and few of my friends are planning to build an MMORPG game. Something like Silkroad , Cabal and Rakion , all in one. But we don't know how to begin. Yes we know , we have to learn some programming languages and so on. But how long does is gonna take us to learn that?? I mean if it takes more then a year to understand that language then screw it , but if it takes 2-5 months then I'm in!!If anyone got any suggestions or opinion to express , just feel free to do that. Thx ;P

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So you got a game in mind
I Want To Know About Creating An Mmorpg

So you have an idea for a game. Congratz. You don't know anything about programming. Well theres a glitch. Now, what is important your game getting created or you programming it. If you don't know how to program right now you mmight get burnt. Are you doing this for profit, for fun?? If you have a good Idea for a game. Sell it. Selling it will insure it gets created. If you cant let it go, then find some guys online, that you know  or would get to know have a concept meeting. Sign a few contracts and divide your game. There are dozens of people out there that want to create games, have the knowledge to but get stumped when it comes to the imagination. Find them. For many reasons the later of the two choices is best. 1: your game gets made. 2 you will get it done soon before it is outdated. 3. You can work with guys who know the job, learn from them basic programming, they may teach you. 4 If you do make money from the game you may get a higher profit. 5- Ypu wont sit around obbssessed wwwiiitttthhh oonnee idea. 6. Youll make friends/ thats sweet. Good luck mate 

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