There have been far longer moments of silence in this community before, I'm sure. There won't ALWAYS be something to discuss, or things happening in forum games and such. That's just life. Honestly, I feel like it's a little much to be calling it a "ghost house" if nothing happened in a few hours.

Just gotta give it time.

I agree with Beta Shadow. Not everybody is going to be active on this site.

i dunno about that.

Maybe you're right... But this will all be true in a few years (since this won't be a prototype anymore)

And yeah it’s pretty sad to be honest as that won’t be prototype anymore

wait MMRPG isn't going to be a prototype any more!?

@Megamanzxadvent56 : Soren was mainly just speculating in that comment, but to be fair, we'll always sorta be a Prototype. The question was raised many years ago, and some things and design philosophies have changed since then, but to generally quote what Ageman said:


"I can assure you that I want to keep as much of your files as possible, regardless of how the game progresses. As some of you know from past updates, dramatic changes in story/mission structure have required me resetting people's completed missions a few times, but I've always tried to keep all the robots and abilities and especially battle points.

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At the end of the day though, my number one priority in this development cycle is keeping progress and stats accumulated over the prototype stage and rewarding veterans when it's all done. If it's ever done. But I will always make sure the veterans get something for their hard work.

I should also note that the "final version" that I keep talking about is not going to just appear one day. It's something that you'll all be a part of the entire way there and most if not all progress is gonna carry over unless a specific aspect of the game changes completely. Also, the prototype gets updated with new features all the time - new characters, new mechanics, new abilities, new fields - and it may never actually be "done". Even when we have all the robots in the entire database complete (years from now), there's still so much more we can do and I believe we may never truly have a 'final version'."