Yea, I'm thinking roughly 5.
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Well, yea. It'll disappear from the radar in 5 years, but it won't die completely until maybe 8 or 10 years from now.
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I don't know, Searz. WoW's been out for 8 years (as of today) but is still going relatively strong and shows no signs of dying any time soon. Certainly it won't die in the next year or two.
Suffice to say that I don't think hugely popular internet games have been out long enough for us to really have a good idea of what the trends are. We might understand them better in twenty or thirty years.
Suffice to say that I don't think hugely popular internet games have been out long enough for us to really have a good idea of what the trends are. We might understand them better in twenty or thirty years.
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I don't know, Searz. WoW's been out for 8 years (as of today) but is still going relatively strong and shows no signs of dying any time soon. Certainly it won't die in the next year or two.
Suffice to say that I don't think hugely popular internet games have been out long enough for us to really have a good idea of what the trends are. We might understand them better in twenty or thirty years.
Yeah, we havent really seen enough super popular MMOs die yet to estimate how long theyll last
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They would have to block your IP from the servers for that