Wonderking is good!

MY OPPONENT: "First off, the only argument you have here is that wonderking have thousands of players." No, my argument was that t he game MUST be good if thousands of player play it. If there are many who like it, then it essence it must be good. I don't see how you don't understand how this argument is invalid to you. MY OPPONENT: "Also, all debates start from opinions. If they were based on fact, then there's no point in a debate, eh?" Of course all debates are started in opinions. In your opinion Wonderking isn't a good game. But the purpose of this debate isn't just for you to prove that 'in your opinion wonderking isn't a good game'. Its to find fact based evidence on how Wonderking isn't a good game for not just yout for the society of online gamers as well. I understand well that you don not think this is a good game. You job in this debate however, is to show me how this game is bad, or detrimental to society, or in the case of your examples, how this game is any worse than others. MY OPPONENT: "Second, thousands of players compared to millions of players in maplestory is just bs. I can find many forums bout how wonderking is a plain rip off of nexon's maplestory and how many players dislike it." While maplestory may be a better game, that doesn't at all prove that Wonderking is bad. Wonderking is has not harmed any individual, and has not done anything considered immoral or wrong. Thus it cannot be good. What wonderking does it provide fun and entertainment for young children, and while older fifteen year old males like yourself don't see it as a neccisarily "fun" game, it has not contributed any negative behavior on a societal level. I think your aim was instead of "Wonderking is good", was actually "Wonderking is fun". And while there are players who dis-like it, there are probably just as many, if not more who actually do like it. MY OPPONENT: "Instead of researching flash games, maybe you should look at some popular mmorpgs. Look at WoW and Guild Wars, their graphics are like god compared to wonderking" Wonderking is an online video game on the internet. World of warcraft is one you must buy, same with guild wars. Obviously games purchased, have had more up close work on them. Games like these couldn't jsut be published on the internet and used for free. I am talking about with other free online other rpg games, you will never have great quality in games. But again, other games dominating this one, does not prove in anyway whatsoever, that wonderking, is in fact bad. Now if you phrased this debate "World of warcraft is a better game than Wonderking", then maybe this argument would be valid. MY OPPONENT: " Wonderking does not have any real party quests, and the only way to level is to grind on monsters or do pointless quests. Although many say that it is easy to level in wonderking, there is no point in getting to a high level in one week since you didn't place any effort into it." Alot of people enjoy the easier stuff, and while Wondeking may be fairly simple, people like that. This game is meant for 2nd graders +. It's designed to be fairly simple in nature, and for the main populous of people who play it, can't do some of the harder quest on the more mature online games. Wonderking, is supposed to be more laid back and simple because it was built for more of that type of generalized aged players. CONCLUSION: While Wonderking may not be fun to all people, the game is still fun for a vast number of kids. The title of this debate is "Wonderking is good". This means my opponent must prove that this debate is not good, or bad. The phrase "Good" Goes more on morality measures than, fun, which is where my opponent may have been confused. While this game may not be the best in the world, it provides entertainment for many children, thus making it good. This game has not caused havoc, or done crime, or anything that would make it be considered bad. With that said, I've pretty much debated the resolution to its full and true extent. Thankyou, I shall await for my oppoenents response. -philosophical