What MMO have you had the most fun in?
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Rift
While the game was basically WoW in a sense, the game had something that most games don't have. AWESOME FUCKING RIFTS.
I don't know if all of you know this, but in the game there are these rifts that spew out monsters who will attack everyone. They will even go in "safe" zones.
THUS! There were plenty of people who were called Rift Hunters, and I was one of them. These guys get into packs and find Rifts that have just been opened and we destroy them, and get awesome loot, and it was just AHAHFHAHFADFH (awesome x10)
Not only that, the game had server wide events pop up from time to time that required everyone in the server to band together and defeat the monsters who attack.
The game was epic. If I had money, I would be playing it right now.
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By the way, I always wanted to get into DDO, but I can't figure out anything. I am so confused on how to level up. I hear some REALLY good things about it, but I just can't figure it out.
Can anyone help me?
While the game was basically WoW in a sense, the game had something that most games don't have. AWESOME FUCKING RIFTS.
I don't know if all of you know this, but in the game there are these rifts that spew out monsters who will attack everyone. They will even go in "safe" zones.
THUS! There were plenty of people who were called Rift Hunters, and I was one of them. These guys get into packs and find Rifts that have just been opened and we destroy them, and get awesome loot, and it was just AHAHFHAHFADFH (awesome x10)
Not only that, the game had server wide events pop up from time to time that required everyone in the server to band together and defeat the monsters who attack.
The game was epic. If I had money, I would be playing it right now.
[EDIT]
By the way, I always wanted to get into DDO, but I can't figure out anything. I am so confused on how to level up. I hear some REALLY good things about it, but I just can't figure it out.
Can anyone help me?
They keep giving out free game time so shouldn't be that hard to get a look at.Hiname said:
You can fly at level 10.2xDouble said:
Anyway, for me its Warhammer Online.
I loved that game to death and still do, I only wish that I had a group of mates to play it with.
I loved Age of Conan though, even with the lack of endgame content, but, sadly, its free to play now so I wont be touching it.
World of Warcraft is the MMO Ive spent the most time on, almost 7 years since I started.
Oh, you mean those party quest style Rifts that are in a lot of MMOs these days?ArcticSquirrel said:
I havn't played that many MMO's... Well, to be honest I've played 3, Runescape, MapleStory and Nine Dragons? Or something like that.
Anyway, Runescape was my favourite, or more to the point: I never felt the need to invest my time in any other MMO. It's easy for system requirements - even my netbook can play it! - and it's got a charm and depth to it which those other titles didn't have.
Anyway, Runescape was my favourite, or more to the point: I never felt the need to invest my time in any other MMO. It's easy for system requirements - even my netbook can play it! - and it's got a charm and depth to it which those other titles didn't have.
It's a long time since I played it, but it's the only MMO I have played. Runescape. Not excactly fun, but it was free and I was young and bored and all my friends where playing it, so what the heck
Rappelz for me I played that for a fair while. I think it was more the fact I was playing with a couple of real world friends that made it so fun. Right now I'm soloing World of Warcraft and it's pretty fun so far. I'm only level 27 though ^^
4Story. Unlike WoW, the game doesn't force you to spend hours grinding constantly. Even though it kind of rips WoW off, at least it's ripped it off right.
Runescape was my first mmo. It felt so big even though I never bought a member-subscription. The community was very friendly and all my friends played it.
Maplestory is not a very good game to be honest, but I still enjoyed it.
WoW was a lot of fun. It feels kind of stagnant now, sadly.
I might return someday. I did get some friends and I kind of miss them
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Maplestory is not a very good game to be honest, but I still enjoyed it.
WoW was a lot of fun. It feels kind of stagnant now, sadly.
I might return someday. I did get some friends and I kind of miss them
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Jep, it's mine, too.stormcrow5 said:
Though I wouldn't consider 'Guild Wars' a real MMO (I rarely play this with other people and it's still manageable), this is my personal best online experience. Yes, even though I apparently played all missions in the wrong order so the story of Prophecies is pretty much fucked up for me.
It may sound strange but the fact that the game is free of monthly payments makes it more fun to play than games I feel I have to because I paid for it.
But I admit that I was entertained by WoW for some time when I played together with friends. And I even think that FFIX was OK for a few months. Maybe because it was the first MMO for me that featured some kind of story.
Dungeons and dragons online or as it is more commonly known as "DDO".
I HAAAAAAATE the hotkey combat of wow, the combat in ddo is allot better as you just click your mouse and the character swings his sword immediately, MUCH MORE FUN TO BASH THINGS NOW.
Also, DDO put in allot more effort to make the quests interesting than wow ever did, they really know how to break up the monotony and keep you going. Wow just felt like an attempt to get you addicted to an unhealthy habit that most humans don't consider enjoyable, DDO felt more like a GAME trying to get you hooked by letting you actually have fun, not reward you for silly daily quests that aren't even fun.
Although I still think the game has a few too many warehouse quests, they should try to make the quests more diverse.
I also prefer the leveling system in DDO, it's allot like the one in KOTOR where you can immediately choose the feats you consider useful while still having you work hard on developing your character so as to unlock the more badass feats. In wow, you first have to work at getting a bunch of useless feats and level up before you can choose something you actually like.
Not sure if I worded that quite well, but you'll get my point if you have played both games.
I HAAAAAAATE the hotkey combat of wow, the combat in ddo is allot better as you just click your mouse and the character swings his sword immediately, MUCH MORE FUN TO BASH THINGS NOW.
Also, DDO put in allot more effort to make the quests interesting than wow ever did, they really know how to break up the monotony and keep you going. Wow just felt like an attempt to get you addicted to an unhealthy habit that most humans don't consider enjoyable, DDO felt more like a GAME trying to get you hooked by letting you actually have fun, not reward you for silly daily quests that aren't even fun.
Although I still think the game has a few too many warehouse quests, they should try to make the quests more diverse.
I also prefer the leveling system in DDO, it's allot like the one in KOTOR where you can immediately choose the feats you consider useful while still having you work hard on developing your character so as to unlock the more badass feats. In wow, you first have to work at getting a bunch of useless feats and level up before you can choose something you actually like.
Not sure if I worded that quite well, but you'll get my point if you have played both games.
Pfft, You need to play it to be able to know what I am talking about. Going Rift to Rift, kickin ass and taking names.NuclearPenguin said:
I've played a ton of MMOs, but WoW takes the cake for me. I've played for about 5 years, with friends the whole time. Even if I got bored of the content from time to time, doing it with my friends was always fun.
Aion gets an honorable mention for its gorgeous scenery and lore (which is coherent, unlike WoW's). Maybe I'll resub to that for a bit.
Aion gets an honorable mention for its gorgeous scenery and lore (which is coherent, unlike WoW's). Maybe I'll resub to that for a bit.
