SSJmole wrote:Also, since you say "online multiplayer" on the blurb, you have your icons wrong. The green "players 1-4" icon means local multiplayer, an ORANGE icon is used for Online multiplayer.
First that's nitpicking, It was done for a) fun and b) to give an idea.
Yes. It's a nitpick. So? =p
Actually you could. Yamcha was a Bandit , Fortuneteller Baba and Babidi both did magic like witch/wizard type.
Yamucha wasn't a THIEF, though. He pulled out his fists and said "HEY YOU! Gimme your stuff, or I'll BEAT YOU UP and then TAKE your stuff!"
Forutneteller Baba didn't do combat magic. She looked into a glass bulb and saw stuff.
As for Bibidi and Babidi, that's TWO wizards in the entire series, of a species that we don't see anywhere else.
So you could have :
Bandits
Magic users
Human
Saiyan
Android
Dragon
Majin (since it's a race in dragonball online)
Namekian
Shape-shifter (like oolong)
As well as those you have the animal looking people
"Bandits" and "Humans" are more or less the same. You don't have Dragons. At most there are seven, and playing them would be like playing a Daedric Prince(one Oblivion expansion excepted). Androids are just stronger humans.
Jobs in dragonball
Fighter
Warrior
Theif
Cop
technician
and so much more.
What is the difference between Fighter and Warrior? Where do we EVER see a thief? Or a cop?!
And how in the world would you play a technician?!
So much more? Tell me. Please.
Eventually your looking at Dragonball Online with a few extra features but an off-line version , I like you like the Elder Scrolls games but they are basically offline versions of MMORPGs. So yeah it would be diffrent Oblivion but when I say Oblivion style I mean the never ending rpg style that only really ends if you complete the main quest.
...I have major points of contention with the idea that the Elder Scrolls series is "just an offline MMO". They share similarities on the surface, but when you get down to it...they are so very vastly dissimilar that the differences are irreconcilable.
There is NO attempt to balance classes for "PVP", or to make things "fair" between characters. There's no NEED to. But if a game like Oblivion went online, there would be people with the 100% Chameleon and/or Reflection, etc. Further, the Elder Scrolls series allows you to do WHATEVER you want, and that's something that just can't be allowed in an MMO due to the fact that nobody wants their game world screwed with. As such, an MMO world is generally stagnant. [NPC] Bob is always going to need level 5 Warriors to kill 20 boars in the Valley of Hork'Gi'Bald-angor.
An original story line by Akira Toriyama + open ended + rpg + online for a few things = a great dragonball z that makes a change to fighting game.
"Open-ended"? How would that work? You'd have to be SOMEBODY'S errand boy....the cast of Z never really do that. Tell me what kind of "side-quests" you'd have the greatest heroes in the universe partake in?
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