Definition of MMOG in English:

MMOG

nounPlural MMOGs

An online video game which can be played by a very large number of people simultaneously.
Example sentencesExamples
- Every MMOG with any emphasis on worldbuilding and dictating a story should look to TSW and think "They done good."
- MMOGs often deepen their lore and tell great stories within character interactions and quest designs; this one doesn't.
- I don't think any MMOG that has made it to market is a failure.
- Whether they use a shard cluster or a grid, all MMOGs use multiple machines to distribute the game processing load.
- The graphics are getting dated, but it has a solid flight model, unique player vs. player gameplay, and sheer value that set it apart from other MMOGs.
- I've worked on PC adventures games, console games, and MMOGs and enjoyed all of them.
- There are companies out there focusing solely on MMOG games and there is no reason why I can't adopt the same business model.
- MMOGs on mobile can be tricky to get right.
- What's the first action you do after logging into an MMOG you've been absent from for some time?
- One reason I still have a WoW account is it's one of the few decent MMOGs that have no F2P players.

Origin

1990s: from massively multiplayer online game.

Definition of MMOG in US English:

MMOG

noun

An online video game which can be played by a very large number of people simultaneously.
Example sentencesExamples
- I've worked on PC adventures games, console games, and MMOGs and enjoyed all of them.
- Every MMOG with any emphasis on worldbuilding and dictating a story should look to TSW and think "They done good."
- MMOGs on mobile can be tricky to get right.
- There are companies out there focusing solely on MMOG games and there is no reason why I can't adopt the same business model.
- Whether they use a shard cluster or a grid, all MMOGs use multiple machines to distribute the game processing load.
- What's the first action you do after logging into an MMOG you've been absent from for some time?
- I don't think any MMOG that has made it to market is a failure.
- One reason I still have a WoW account is it's one of the few decent MMOGs that have no F2P players.
- MMOGs often deepen their lore and tell great stories within character interactions and quest designs; this one doesn't.
- The graphics are getting dated, but it has a solid flight model, unique player vs. player gameplay, and sheer value that set it apart from other MMOGs.

Origin

1990s: from massively multiplayer online game.

单词	MMOG
释义	Definition of MMOG in English: MMOG nounPlural MMOGs An online video game which can be played by a very large number of people simultaneously. Example sentencesExamples Every MMOG with any emphasis on worldbuilding and dictating a story should look to TSW and think "They done good." MMOGs often deepen their lore and tell great stories within character interactions and quest designs; this one doesn't. I don't think any MMOG that has made it to market is a failure. Whether they use a shard cluster or a grid, all MMOGs use multiple machines to distribute the game processing load. The graphics are getting dated, but it has a solid flight model, unique player vs. player gameplay, and sheer value that set it apart from other MMOGs. I've worked on PC adventures games, console games, and MMOGs and enjoyed all of them. There are companies out there focusing solely on MMOG games and there is no reason why I can't adopt the same business model. MMOGs on mobile can be tricky to get right. What's the first action you do after logging into an MMOG you've been absent from for some time? One reason I still have a WoW account is it's one of the few decent MMOGs that have no F2P players. Origin 1990s: from massively multiplayer online game. Definition of MMOG in US English: MMOG noun An online video game which can be played by a very large number of people simultaneously. Example sentencesExamples I've worked on PC adventures games, console games, and MMOGs and enjoyed all of them. Every MMOG with any emphasis on worldbuilding and dictating a story should look to TSW and think "They done good." MMOGs on mobile can be tricky to get right. There are companies out there focusing solely on MMOG games and there is no reason why I can't adopt the same business model. Whether they use a shard cluster or a grid, all MMOGs use multiple machines to distribute the game processing load. What's the first action you do after logging into an MMOG you've been absent from for some time? I don't think any MMOG that has made it to market is a failure. One reason I still have a WoW account is it's one of the few decent MMOGs that have no F2P players. MMOGs often deepen their lore and tell great stories within character interactions and quest designs; this one doesn't. The graphics are getting dated, but it has a solid flight model, unique player vs. player gameplay, and sheer value that set it apart from other MMOGs. Origin 1990s: from massively multiplayer online game.
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