brohammed wrote:H&H is the game that most embraces the central point of an MMO: you have hundreds of people playing in the same world; give them some systems and human nature will lead to interesting situations, don't just make shiny rollercoasters that everyone can queue for.
Yes! I will never be able to stand playing any other kind of MMO. You're right that H&H's world is too empty and not dynamic enough.
zacty wrote:more people leave every day
That's because the game is broken and abandoned. The population was always increasing for the entire time that the devs were actually working on the game. Right up until Curiosities were introduced, at least...
synntax33 wrote:Soooo, how about making our own version of Haven? I have seen some efforts, but have only started learning the programming part ( currently learning python). I know there is a lot of talented members here. I would like to be a part of something like that, i think. Are there any current projects going on right now?
arksu was working on it, and had a cool little project called Origin that was actually in playable early-alpha testing. But then he decided that it was going to be a 3D game now and stuff and I haven't heard much about it since.
Sigh. Can't someone competent just take up this genre already?