I think......uh I dont know I like Guild Wars and WOW.......what a choise....uhh ok WOW then because Comabt = good, World= good, Party =sorta gud GW beats it,Guild= Guild Wars....duh
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Poll: Best MMORPG?
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Anarchy Online.
Has so many awesome and interesting aspects that are actually still better than a lot of MMO's even today. Unfortunately, it's got some problems and is in dire need of total reconstruction.
(Keeping the formula the same, just enhanced graphics, physics, more user-friendly, etc.)
Has so many awesome and interesting aspects that are actually still better than a lot of MMO's even today. Unfortunately, it's got some problems and is in dire need of total reconstruction.
(Keeping the formula the same, just enhanced graphics, physics, more user-friendly, etc.)
I don't play MMOs anymore, but when I did, EVE Online was the game that captured my imagination the most. Where some MMOs often keep playerbase by adding new content for them to devour, EVE kept their playerbase by, well...having a playerbase.
In games such as WoW, guilds set targets to raid such-and-such by such-and-such date and get such-and-such gear and e-cred. It's mainly based on the content the game makers provide in updates.
Corporations in EVE, on the other hand, set targets based on other players: making alliances, mining for manufacturing corps, manufacturing ships and weapons for the militant corps with the highest bid, or using their guns to carve their own slice of 0.0 (Read: unsecure, free-for-all) space with a Player-Owned Station and sentry guns to protect it from marauders.
But while the end-game goals are numerous and ambitious, a lot of people class EVE Online as boring, especially when combat is involved. I recommend running the free trial (if they still do it) to see if it's still your cup of Amarr.
In games such as WoW, guilds set targets to raid such-and-such by such-and-such date and get such-and-such gear and e-cred. It's mainly based on the content the game makers provide in updates.
Corporations in EVE, on the other hand, set targets based on other players: making alliances, mining for manufacturing corps, manufacturing ships and weapons for the militant corps with the highest bid, or using their guns to carve their own slice of 0.0 (Read: unsecure, free-for-all) space with a Player-Owned Station and sentry guns to protect it from marauders.
But while the end-game goals are numerous and ambitious, a lot of people class EVE Online as boring, especially when combat is involved. I recommend running the free trial (if they still do it) to see if it's still your cup of Amarr.
I'm mostly on Atlus/Block 01. I'm about to make a new character. I'm not fond of Hunters. Force FTWPureChaos said:
I got a FOnewman at 20 Female(Best support techs ever), Hunter at 6(to be replace with the new Force Male)PureChaos said: