MMORPG Game Idea

[Aisodas]

Hello, i am thinking about making a MMORPG with my C++ Coding knowledge. Yet i have a few questions also. Question 1:Is C++ Coding language a good one to make MMORPGS. Question 2:What are some good programs to make tiles, characters, graphics, etc. The MMORPG is mostly based on anything in the background story. Which will be posted on a website made for the game. Also there are some more features than regular MMORPGS would have.

[wiury123]

Answer 1>> Depends. but i recommended C++. But ofcourse you can use also FreeBasic,PureBasic or BlitzBasic's products etc.
For Server-Side i suggest c++ (mingw/gcpp etc), easy way to porting your code for any server machine.

Answer 2>> Tiles,Characters? any 2d paint program, like PaintShopPro is good.
But if you want better graphix i recommended use render program like Blender.
good choice for Isometric 2D games.

[Aisodas]

Link to blender and the other programs¿

[Reedbeta]

You can find Blender (http://www.blender.org/) using a 5-second google search.

[bluefalconloyd]

To the OP - It sounds like you should work on something less troublesome than an MMORPG. Not to bust a bubble or anything but if you're unable to even find a link for blender then I am going to doubt you're ability to manage a team trying to create an MMORPG, and the ability to find the information needed to create one.

Try managing a team creating a small one-player RPG or an arcade or something, then work your way up to an MMORPG.


P.S. - Does blender not work on Vista x64 bit or something? I've downloaded it and it's stating I'm missing a .DLL file. I reinstalled it and it still shows it. I even downloaded the specific .DLL file and followed the directions to put it back in the Win32 folder and still nothing?

[Reedbeta]

Which DLL file is it? If it's msvcp80.dll or something similar, you might need to install the appropriate version of the Visual C++ runtime library. (Having the DLL in the directory is not enough due to the more complicated way dynamic linking works in programs built with more recent versions of Visual C++.)