When considering an MMORPG, the chief problem is that the genre stems from PC-style RPGs, a genre that, until Knights of the Old Republic, hasn’t been hugely popular with console gamers. The idea that you create a character from scratch and then wander aimlessly about the world only barely caught on with fans of Morrowind last summer, and most console gamers still prefer the Final Fantasy archetype of having a tortured character in an epic battle versus good and evil, with the only choice beyond that stemming from which order you perform sidequests in. But the ambition of True Fantasy Live Online encompasses that and other concerns, and developers Level 5 seek to make the game as playable and as enjoyable as possible, no matter how you approach the game.