No offense, but please put all the pics in a spoiler so everyone who visits this thread multiple times doesn't have to scroll down a mile to make a post.
It's not that you can't it's just that people into hardware that pushes the envelope are generally mainly interested in games that push the envelope, something which MMORPGs don't do so it's a bit of a miss-match.
It's not that you can't it's just that people into hardware that pushes the envelope are generally mainly interested in games that push the envelope, something which MMORPGs don't do so it's a bit of a miss-match.
I wouldn't exactly say that. They don't push for high-end visuals, but it doesn't necessarily mean they don't push the hardware. The reason why most MMOs try for mid-end graphics is simply because having 100 players casting spells at the same time will push your hardware.
(While most extra-good looking game will focus on your main character and some enemies in a somewhat enclosed area, the end-game of a MMO usually feature open areas with the number of players ranging from 10, 25 to 80+ players together.)
That's why Age of Conan (MMO), a game that actually focus on great graphics, will go from gorgeous when adventuring alone to kinda-ugly when taking part in large sieges, as you'll simply have to turn down the graphics. (Unless you have lots and lots of money to throw at your PC.)
(If by "pushing the envelope" you only meant graphics that entirely true, but it was just a little vague.)
I play more than just MMORPGs, Just because I enjoy a certain genre doesn't mean I ignore other titles. And WoW can actually be quite demanding if you play it with Ambient occlusion and 3DVision.
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