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Hellgate: London is arranged as a series of hubs connected by random dungeons. The main plotline is the same for all of the players, and the story will be told through cutscenes during the big moments. But the majority of the game, the adventures between those hubs, will be unique for every player.
Quests will be randomly scattered into the cityscape. You might run across a fellow Templar who's in a jam, and if you save him he'll give you his PDA address. Later, you can pull out your PDA and call him in to help you with an adventure. Mini-quests like these will be randomly seeded into the dungeons so that you'll never know what you'll run into.
Hellgate: London also uses a real-time clock for some of its quests, similar to games like Animal Crossing (who would've thought the two could be compared?). You might talk to a shopkeeper and he'll tell you he's having a daily special on a certain type of weapon. Or, he'll tell you that for the rest of the week he's paying extra for a certain type of battery he needs. This gives players a reason to jump into the game every day, as new quests and special bonuses will roll in and out of the game periodically.
Reference: Gamespy.com
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