No Mad No WoW, Blizzard Talks About Their Failures

Do you know Nomad? Your answer may be, "Yes, A nomad is a member of a people, or species, that moves from place to place.", or "I am no mad." Actually Nomad is a MMO, a canceled squad-based sci-fi game from Blizzard.

Warcraft, Starcraft, Diablo, World of Warcraft rise before our eyes when we talk about blizzard. But the team revealed a list of the Blizzard games that have been canceled over the course of their 17 years, a list longer than you may think.

These have canceled games are Games People Play, Crixa, Shattered Nations, Pax Imperia, Denizen, Warcraft Adventures, Nomad, Raiko. In GDC Austin 2009 J. Allen Brack and Frank Pearce of Blizzard took the stage to talk about one of these canceled games, Nomad. Ten years ago, Blizzard put a lot of work in on the game, but eventually looked at it and said "Is this really the game we want to be working on right now?" The answer ended up being "no," and as the name of the game Nomad, the team was No Mad and went on to start work on World of Warcraft. Here we are ten years later with WoW going strong, and no Nomad in sight.

These is nothing proceed smoothly without a hitch. Not only Blizzard, but Ncsoft even reset Aion in 2006 and it "mostly started from ground zero" also. Focusing on quality rather than quantity is the only way to succeed.

They'd mentioned this canceled game, along with a slew of others, at last year's DICE summit, but without any other information but pieces of concept art, including some by "The Bourbon Cowboy," Chris Metzen.

The ???? represents the mystery MMO that Blizzard is working on. They'd mentioned this canceled game Nomad, a squad-based sci-fi. Could this be Blizzard's next game?