Daily /r/Games Discussion - Thematic Tuesday: MMO Games - April 30, 2019

This thread is devoted a single topic, which changes every week, allowing for more focused discussion. We will rotate through the same topic on a regular basis and establish special topics for discussion to match the occasion. If you have a topic you'd like to suggest for a future Tuesday discussion, please modmail us!Today's topic is MMO games. People often have a singular MMO in mind when they think of the term: which game is that for you? People say that MMOs is a dying genre: is it really? What can really make or break a MMO? Should people keep trying to develop new MMOs? Discuss all this and more in this thread!Obligatory AdvertisementsFor further discussion, check out /r/mmorpg, /r/outside./r/Games has a Discord server! Feel free to join us and chit-chat about games here: http://bit.ly/2G9RB9I Discussion PostsMONDAY: What have you been playing?TUESDAY: Thematic TuesdayWEDNESDAY: Indie Middle of the WeekTHURSDAY: Suggest request free-for-allFRIDAY: Free Talk Friday via /r/Games http://bit.ly/2DGpywR