A good free memorperger (MMORPG)

[spookydom]

Dungeons and Dragons Online. Atlantica Online (you will like if you like Final Fantasy). They are the only good f2p mmorpg's. Also Have a look at Perfect World's games. Your comp may have trouble running them but for F2p they are quiet good quality. At the mo I am beta testing a game called Zentia online thats not half bad either. Haven't uninstaled yet anyway. As above posters say Lord of The Rings online and Everquest II are going F2p in the next few months. If none of the above take your fancy then thoes two bad boys should sort you out.

 

[Lord S. Binkleheimer]

I actually got back into Runescape in the past month. It is SO much different now, graphically and otherwise. Anti-aliasing, greater detail, all that good stuff. They also added this brand new region called "Daemonheim" that is available to members and non-members. It's pretty much a randomizing dungeon that you can do with a team that gets progressively more difficult.

Probably the most fun I've had in Runescape since forever.

Especially helps with high smithy skills!

 

[Super Shell]

It's not out yet sadly but theres this. http://blackprophecy.com/ You might not be able to run it.
Combat Arms was fun back when I played it too, you should be able to run that, though some say the micro-transactions killed it.

 

[Jaranja]

Runes of Magic.

 

[technoted]

Runescape was enjoyable, now it's not but easily the best free one, just pay for WoW if you want my opinion.

 

[jakeEHTlovless]

i think reppelz would work, its pretty fun as well

 

[xanderhunter]

my two personal choices are Allods (pure and simple WoW clone is what I thought of it) and DDO like others have mentioned. DDO it is possible to get everything in the game for free, but it requires grinding multiple characters from basically 1-4 (2 character slots for f2p) or so to collect the points used in the online store (my current goal till i get a job and can buy some of the more useful parts).

 

[Jeronus]

If you played WoW, you have ruined all other MMOs for yourself, especially free ones . I can't recommend anything because I can't think of one better or even close to WoW.

 

[Gindil]

Try DDO (dungeons and dragons online) it's free and pretty good

I've often wondered about that, I want to try it out.

When I last played, it was a great sidescrolling MMO that lets you play with 4 players in a dungeon with ~16-20 different variations of fighters. It's a pretty good game where you can decide to play a lot of PvP or PvE and not be bored. The maps randomize, you can decide how hard the enemies are and there are a LOT of drops which = a LOT of cash. Of course, you can decide to put money into the game if you want but that's an entirely different story.

Only problem I had was that I played when it first started so there were a LOT (a LOT) of gold farmers hawking merchandise. Hopefully it's better.

Since then, I've been playing Ragnarok Online.

If you're looking for 3D, I'd recommend Mabinogi or Silk Road.

Maplestory I didn't prefer but it's just not my kind of game...

 

[Limzz]

I'm assuming you have a decent internet. Runescape? I don't like it but it passes the time.
You could also try the World Of Warcraft free trial.

It has a free version but to do anything it's $5 a month. I played that game back in the day(the relative day) and it had an awesome economy and fun pvp. Pretty sure they took all the good stuff out tho.

 

[Baralak]

Try DDO (dungeons and dragons online) it's free and pretty good

I've often wondered about that, I want to try it out.

When I last played, it was a great sidescrolling MMO that lets you play with 4 players in a dungeon with ~16-20 different variations of fighters. It's a pretty good game where you can decide to play a lot of PvP or PvE and not be bored. The maps randomize, you can decide how hard the enemies are and there are a LOT of drops which = a LOT of cash. Of course, you can decide to put money into the game if you want but that's an entirely different story.

Only problem I had was that I played when it first started so there were a LOT (a LOT) of gold farmers hawking merchandise. Hopefully it's better.

Since then, I've been playing Ragnarok Online.

If you're looking for 3D, I'd recommend Mabinogi or Silk Road.

Maplestory I didn't prefer but it's just not my kind of game...

Ummm, DDO isn't side-scrolling at all. It's always been a full, 3d MMO. Unless you mean DFO, in which case, yeah, THAT is sidescrolling.

 

[migo]

If you played WoW, you have ruined all other MMOs for yourself, especially free ones . I can't recommend anything because I can't think of one better or even close to WoW.

Guild Wars, it does a number of things better than WoW.

 

[Kaez]

I have to agree with DDO, definatly kept my attention, only two other MMO's have, Guild Wars and FFXI I quite enjoy. Though DDO plays the best with the least lag for me. I also started when it went f2p, and now I have Monk/Fvs/Warforged and several adventure packs and characters slots, while staying (mostly) free to play.

Also, I got my wizard to level 20 and True Reincarnated him into an even better wizard XD.

 

[Gindil]

Ummm, DDO isn't side-scrolling at all. It's always been a full, 3d MMO. Unless you mean DFO, in which case, yeah, THAT is sidescrolling.

Damn temporary dyslexia...

I saw someone talking about DFO and got confused...

 

[squid5580]

It's "Murmorpuger".

OT: I'd try to check on Aeria games if anything excites you.

Ya my wife really likes their games. She plays Shai(sp?) and Grand Fantasia.

 

[TheBaron87]

[ ] Good
[ ] Free

There, what you got?

OT: Maplestory.

[ ] Good
[ ] Free


Choose two.

Oh please tell! What is a good game I can get for free?

OT: Allods was...ok...i guess.

http://www.miraigamer.net/cavestory/
http://agtp.romhack.net/project.php?id=lamulana
http://www18.big.or.jp/~hikoza/Prod/index_e.html
http://www2.tky.3web.ne.jp/~yosshin/my_works/download.html
http://gamingw.net/forums/index.php?topic=68488.0

There's a couple to start out with, the first one especially. If you only play one, play the first. Everyone needs to play Cave Story at least once, and try to find the real final boss if you can.

I could find plenty more but I don't keep a list or links on hand.

 

[DazZ.]

I could find plenty more but I don't keep a list or links on hand.

Wow, they look retro. Only played Cave Story out of those so I'll take a look at the others instead. Danke!

I'd have put Spelunky on there as well.

 

[archaicmalevolence]

Possibly Eve online since you can buy online credit with money in-game, though only have to buy Eve $20

 

[TheBaron87]

I could find plenty more but I don't keep a list or links on hand.

Wow, they look retro. Only played Cave Story out of those so I'll take a look at the others instead. Danke!

I'd have put Spelunky on there as well.

Same, here, there's just so many good indie games it's difficult to remember them all. I would have put Dwarf Fortress but linking to Dwarf Fortress is like giving somebody directions over the edge of a cliff. I wouldn't want people to click that first and think I'm crazy.

But if you're feeling masochistic, try Dwarf Fortress or I Wanna Be The Guy.

 

[ZacktheWolf]

Runescape. Closest thing to a casual MMORPG that I've ever found (that didn't include sickeningly cute art). Used to play it on an old POS '98. It's been massively upgraded in terms of graphics since then, but if you find your video card choking on it, you can toggle all the graphics options individually.