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The video systematically reviews and ranks various MMORPGs based on their graphics and gameplay, emphasizing significant improvements over the years. It starts with "Guild Wars 2," praised for its visually stunning "Path of Fire" expansion, followed by "Elder Scrolls Online" with its appealing textures, and "ArcheAge Unchained" known for its non-pay-to-win model and enhanced ocean content. Next, the speaker discusses the current and upcoming MMORPGs, including "A: Sin Infinite Realm" with its impressive visuals despite using an older engine, and "Lost Ark," noted for its high production value and optimization. "Moonlight Blade" is mentioned for its delayed Western release.
Following this, the review highlights "New World" from Amazon Game Studios, valued for its advanced graphics despite incomplete development, and "Swords of Legends Online," celebrated for its vibrant environments and action combat. "Black Desert Online Remastered" also receives acclaim for its detailed remaster. "Justice Online" tops the list for its unparalleled graphical quality presented at an Nvidia RTX event.
In conclusion, the video enumerates several anticipated titles such as "Chronicles of Illyria," "Star Citizen," and "Diablo 4," noting potential shifts in the MMORPG landscape. The creator's admiration for certain games, subjective opinions, and suggestions for connectivity improvement through a service called Exit Lag are also discussed before thanking the viewers and signing off.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses three MMORPGs noted for their graphics and gameplay. They start with “Guild Wars 2,” highlighting its development history from 2007 to its release in 2012, and praise the visual upgrades in its “Path of Fire” expansion, particularly the desert areas. They rank “Guild Wars 2” at number 10, recommending it as a great casual MMO with a low barrier to entry. Next, at number 9, is “Elder Scrolls Online,” developed from 2007 and released in 2014, which is commended for its visually appealing starting areas and improved textures in newer zones. Finally, at number 8 is “ArcheAge Unchained,” the 2019 non-pay-to-win version of ArcheAge. The game, initially developed in 2006 and released in 2013, received significant graphical improvements with the launch of this edition, particularly excelling in ocean content.
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In this segment, the speaker discusses several MMORPGs, highlighting their strengths and shortcomings. They note a specific game’s lack of structured content that brings guilds together, which affects the motivation to gear up and adds an overload of daily quests. They introduce “A: Sin Infinite Realm,” an upcoming MMORPG from Bluehole, expected to release soon in Asia with a later Western release. The game, developed since 2012-2013 on Unreal Engine 3, showcases beautiful graphics despite the outdated engine. The speaker then mentions “Lost Ark,” an isometric MMORPG with a long development cycle starting in 2011 and a Korean release in 2019. It’s praised for its stunning visuals, production value, and optimization. Lastly, they express frustration over “Moonlight Blade” still not having a Western release despite being covered four years ago.
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In this part of the video, the narrator discusses the impressive graphics of various MMORPGs. They praise the enduring visual quality of a specific game, highlighting its weather effects and the stunning views while flying through open environments. The video then shifts focus to “New World,” an open-world sandbox MMORPG from Amazon Game Studios, noting its high budget and advanced graphics powered by Amazon’s Lumberyard engine. The narrator, having played the game, was particularly impressed by its visual appeal even though it wasn’t fully developed at the time. This segment also talks about “Swords of Legends Online,” a Chinese MMO with vibrant, detailed environments, made with Unreal Engine 4, and it includes a linear leveling experience with action combat. The segment concludes by acknowledging the graphical feat of “Black Desert Online Remastered,” noting the game’s initial development starting in 2010, its release in 2015, and a significant graphical remaster three years later.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker expresses their long-standing admiration for the visual beauty of “BDO” (Black Desert Online), despite its shortcomings such as bad pop-in and low graphics at a distance. They rank it at number two, suggesting it would be number one if not for these issues. They then discuss “Justice Online,” putting it at number one due to its stunning, consistent visuals and advanced graphical technology, showcased at an Nvidia RTX event. The speaker mentions several MMOs that didn’t make the list, like Final Fantasy 14 with reshade, EVE Online, and the upcoming Unreal Engine 4 update for “Blade & Soul,” which might make future lists. Upcoming MMOs in development are also noted as potential strong contenders.
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In this segment of the video, the creator wraps up by listing various anticipated games including “Chronicles of Illyria,” “Star Citizen,” “Crimson Desert,” “Magic Legends,” “Diablo 4,” “Path of Exile 2,” “Lineage Projects TL,” “Age of Wushu 2,” and “Project Z.” They discuss how the gaming landscape could change in the next one or two years and acknowledge the subjectivity of their list. Additionally, they recommend a ping booster called Exit Lag, particularly useful for gamers experiencing connectivity issues due to regional differences. The booster optimizes the route to game servers and can act as a VPN for region-locked games, with a free trial available. The video ends with thanks, a discount code, and a friendly sign-off.