In my imaginary world where good things happen, Raph would be joining Warren Spector at Junction Point. Now that would be something worth sitting up and taking note of.
But starting his own shop would probably be pretty exciting for a lot of people as well.
Regardless: Good luck on whatever you wind up doing, Raph.
Good luck Raph. Lets hope that all the badgering you've taken over the past few weeks has you thinking that its about time you stake your name on an MMO that will change the world... No matter what you decide to do or where you land, I wish you the best of luck.
Hmm... I just wish I could announce in a few weeks that he's joining 'Project Myra' - but for the time being there's not enough to offer him, so that might have to wait until after hin next job :-)
Good luck Raph, as a big fan of your games I hope you will find a company willing to allow you to create a game that presents a real virtual world and not just a movie rights francise.
Oh my god, please no. He's ruined two franchises now (for me, not for all), I do not want him destroying the one MMO I'm still playing.
Good luck to him where he goes, but he makes a particular kind of MMO, offering particular kinds of activities, and those activities are not inline with my play interests.
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Let the bidding commence!
Posted by: F. Randall Farmer | Mar 24, 2006 at 17:09
So Stormgaard got his/her wish?
(Heh. ;-)
In my imaginary world where good things happen, Raph would be joining Warren Spector at Junction Point. Now that would be something worth sitting up and taking note of.
But starting his own shop would probably be pretty exciting for a lot of people as well.
Regardless: Good luck on whatever you wind up doing, Raph.
--Bart
Posted by: Bart Stewart | Mar 24, 2006 at 17:28
Bart:
http://www.raphkoster.com/2006/03/23/gdc-day-three/#comment-4439
Posted by: Michael Chui | Mar 24, 2006 at 17:48
*adds a Mr. Fusion power supply to the rumor mill*
Posted by: Bart Stewart | Mar 24, 2006 at 18:14
This is great news. Good luck on wherever you land Raph!
Posted by: Amber | Mar 24, 2006 at 18:37
Good luck Raph. Lets hope that all the badgering you've taken over the past few weeks has you thinking that its about time you stake your name on an MMO that will change the world... No matter what you decide to do or where you land, I wish you the best of luck.
Posted by: Derek Licciardi | Mar 24, 2006 at 20:48
Great news and overdue. Maybe now they can produce a successful GAME instead of a failing SERVICE.
Posted by: Don | Mar 25, 2006 at 03:05
My biggest wish: Raph ends up with CCP.
My reality: anyone other than SOE will do.
Good luck Raph.
Posted by: Keebler | Mar 25, 2006 at 10:54
Thank goodness. Now I hope Raph gets to work with people who can make his ideas real.
Best of luck, Raph.
Posted by: Endie | Mar 25, 2006 at 12:44
>Great news and overdue. Maybe now they can produce a successful GAME instead of a failing SERVICE.
None of SOE's currently offered products fit the "failing service rather than successful game" tab, so nice try, I guess?
Posted by: Vykromond | Mar 25, 2006 at 14:13
Hmm... I just wish I could announce in a few weeks that he's joining 'Project Myra' - but for the time being there's not enough to offer him, so that might have to wait until after hin next job :-)
Posted by: Magister Foran | Mar 25, 2006 at 15:17
Good for you, Raph. Follow your heart. Shouldn't be hard to do, it's a big one.
Posted by: galiel | Mar 27, 2006 at 14:55
Good luck Raph, as a big fan of your games I hope you will find a company willing to allow you to create a game that presents a real virtual world and not just a movie rights francise.
Posted by: RedWolf | Mar 31, 2006 at 05:51
Good luck to you Raph. I look forward to hearing about your next project (and most likely giving it a shot as a player).
P.S. Can some moderator please delete that "wow gold" crap?
Posted by: Michael Hartman | Apr 02, 2006 at 14:08
I expect to see Legend MUD II married with some of the spirit of early MUD-Dev. Good luck!
Posted by: Ola Fosheim Grøstad | Apr 04, 2006 at 05:21
> My biggest wish: Raph ends up with CCP.
Oh my god, please no. He's ruined two franchises now (for me, not for all), I do not want him destroying the one MMO I'm still playing.
Good luck to him where he goes, but he makes a particular kind of MMO, offering particular kinds of activities, and those activities are not inline with my play interests.
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