Four years from now - what do you think KAG will be like?

>implying this game will last that long

I'd say this game is going on a really bumpy road right now. But it has potential. I wanted to list the pros and cons of this game and it's community, but it would probably derail into drama because there are some people out there that can't handle honest, constructive criticism.

In all seriousness, this game can improve, but it can also die. I'm just going to wait and see what happens, and hopefully, KAG rises to glory.

 

As I would expect with any other game, KAG's player base will be reduced to the very base of it's honored customers. Eventually newer things will come out and most likely a large player base would migrate to seek new content of that other game developers intend to provide. Of course KAG won't die out completely as it has it's close relationships with it's fans, but that won't stop them from playing other games as well. I guess this could be a valid reason KAG is going by the "freemium" payment model.

It's the gaming industry, and while being competitive, it's more or less an innovation roller coaster.

 

The question is what do you think would be like, not what do you think the KAG community would be doing.

I think it would:
- Have Overworlds like the capacity of a Runescape server.
- Zombies will be 4 year old news
- At least 15 different types of buildings
- Decoration stuff like Gargoyles, Chairs, Tables, Paintings .etc (I like making castles both look good and last.)
- It would be on the shelves, literally
- Lots of different types of siege weapons
- More classes/sub classes
- Buyable/tradeable weapons
- Fire and Water
- Rain and other types of weather
- Wooden stuff to build quick wooden forts.
- BISON!

 

but before pony will eat you.

In four year, I would become a mean sectarian motherf**ker dreaming of the Alpha-day paradise.

 

Four years, a term in the ovial office i see what you did there. Prehaps the advantage of a better economy in turn brings more business for the KAG team. More money, equals a better game that people will enjoy. A lot can happen in four years time. With that said, i think i will be around in the future. Being involved with a game in the early stages is a great way to enhance you're gaming experience. Commitment is key when making something popular. Without the support of people an object loses its meaning. I hope that KAG will remain balanced in the future while keeping the publics ideas in mind.