MMORPG Games

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Description

This lecture delves into the world of MMORPG games, exploring their history, origins, and gameplay mechanics. It covers the evolution from text-based MUDs to graphical interfaces, the economic models behind free-to-play games, and the impact of bots on player interactions. The instructor discusses the immersive nature of MMORPGs, the challenges of defining 'massively multiplayer', and the unique social dynamics that emerge in virtual worlds.

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