I will admit I voted for the scifi idea since we have fewer games with that sort of ethos, however I'd also be equally happy with fantasy so long as it was interesting and had lots of locations to explore, heck, the same is true of post apocalyptic, although I'd be more in favour of something set in the future a ways after the apocalypse with new societies etc than something set immediately afterwards with zombies or whatever, since there is only so much  mileage you can get out of destroyed streets and barricaded buildings, ----- though again it depends upon how its done since I've certainly enjoyed several games, books etc with that setting in the past.

The only one which is of less interest to me is "real life" since, well I live in real life all the time, though I  there are people here who's mileage differs on this point.

In general though its more how! its done. Is it an interesting setting, do you have unique ideas?
Just a generic zomby land or a cut and paste from D&D or startrek wouldn't be half as interesting as something original with new monsters, new creatures, new locations to visit etc whatever setting that had.

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Yes, of course. The setting should be unique. No matter, it`s fantasy, sci-fi or something else.

Same Kai, though I particularly like the survival element, E.G. rise from the absolute bottom to the baseline point, then thrive only if your lucky and very good, and pretty much everything is against you.

Either way I doubt I'll play it, MMORPG's are really stale at this point and their are new ones every week, usually essentially the same underlying mechanics, tropes, ETC as the bigger guys, just done not as well.
Plus the play to win business models piss me off, I don't feel like sinking 150 hours of my life into a game that I could be only sinking 30 into if my progress wasn't artificially slowed down in order to make me want to just pay and get it over with.
That and they breed gaming addicts, who are total dicks most of the time to anyone not at their level.

yes, after dmnb died we're pretty much out when it comes to scifi MMos. To be honest, we don't really have any MMOS, I mean you could stretch the definition a little and call stw one, and there's rotk but that's more like a masivly multiplayer online role grinding game than anything having to do with role playing.

@Xoron, I datke your point about appocalyptic potentially being any creature, mutant alien whatever, but  unfortunately this isn't how it's usually done.
With a few exceptions (flexible survival for example), its just one type of creature  often zombies, and most of the  wordls' ethos is just the same social breakdown with bandits,  fortified communities, remnents of government etc.

That's why I tend to think post apocalyptic  has less  mileage than other games because as your starting with our world to begin with, all of your factions, races or whatever come from our world. aFter all even in a generic D&D setting with your generic dwarves, orcs and elves, you could still stick in a  unique race of cammel people or a culture based on riding whales or something equaly whacky, and of course in a scifi setting the sky is literally the limit as regards races and locations.

Of course you could mix genres, for example have an alien fleet invade the earth and thus include space locations to explore and different alien races as you said, or have a portal to another dimension open and thus have exploration beyond that, but  if your goin to do that you probably ought to just make a game with an alternative setting anyway.

then again of course anything can be interesting if done well and I've had lots of fun with Swamp, a dark room and flexible survival to name but a few apoclyptic games I've enjoyed, its just that to me post apocalyptic is the setting that needs most monkeying with beyond its initial parameters  to offer unqiue  unique exploration opportunities or encounters for the player.

On the question of MMo's being stale I personally disagree. Yes there are muds and  browser games that can vary quite a bit and end up grinds or pvp hacks or forceably rp intensive to the point of irritation, but the only audio examples we've seen thus far have been deathmatch, survive the wild and to an extent redspot (though that is heavily pvp I believe), so we've got a lot of ground to cover and much to explore.

Myself as a single player fan I'd prefer something with lots of exploring, questing opportunities  for crafting etc and maybe some stratogy and management as Kayo said, though me not liking pvp I'd prefer this be cooperative rather than competitive, EG all players are in charge of colony bases on an alien planet that club together and exchange resources to help each other survive, but hay I'm willing to see where this goes.

Why not a post-apocalyptic setting where a space-ferring world is invaded by fantasy creatures? This was the greatest city in the galaxy, until the Fire Vampire Dwarves attacked. Now we're trying to piece together the resources normally provided by interplanetary trade to rebuild and overthrow the Skeletal Dragon Emperor, who's actually here because it turns out our FTL drives were shredding spacetime and they came to stop us from crushing the multiverse, but now they can't figure out how to get home and it's been a couple generations already and meh, whatever.
Or, you know, something with more than 5 seconds of thought put into it

@14, I pritty much liked your idea.

Oh, yes. The survival horror is our favorite genre. We plan to make something, like classic horrors. For example, Silent Hill or Resident Evil in future.

Hello everyone. Karate25 here. I'd love to see a Si Fi world where you could forge your own path. There'd be star ships of course, and not everything would be combat oriented. You could live out your daily life and the world could be uniquely ours and not a clone of another game like deathmatch or one along those lines, and nothing negative about deathmatch or any of its spinoffs. You could also have different planets with buildings on them too and player run cities. Do you want a house near the water? okay well then just buy some land if there is any available and build one and buy the furniture to go in it. Do you want to be a star ship pilot? well then just make your way to the nearest shipyard, find the kind of ship that looks good to you and fly it. And you could have different types of jobs both planet side or ship based that you could earn money for. In fact, the inhabitants of the world could offer you work that they would then pay you for after you do it. The ships could run on batteries too by the way. Just throwing out some ideas here. You can use all or none of them.