Recent events and discussions have hinted that we may be on a cusp of a change in developer /gamer community relationships business wise, and this will include the continual evolution of game design once released.  The rise of real time expectations and the need for comfortable rituals in online gaming, with virtual worlds and the more persistent MMO games typically, leads to a need for duplication of real life systems and structures. The familiarity that these structures and events surround gamers with fleshes out an experience that, in some areas, has grown  stale or just more demanding for the same buzz.

This article will form one of many to come on aspects of MMO and MMORTS gaming.Not sure on the etiquette of revisiting published articles to add more content – so a part two and an amalgamated version may be required.