Which MMORPG do you play?
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World of Warcraft: Love the game. Will play again once I have the funds available.
Star Trek Online: When I stopped playing in May, there was a serious lack of endgame content. I will most likely not be playing again
Dungeons and Dragons Online: Probably the best free MMO I've tried.
Star Trek Online: When I stopped playing in May, there was a serious lack of endgame content. I will most likely not be playing again
Dungeons and Dragons Online: Probably the best free MMO I've tried.
None. I can't do all that fantasy trolls and elves stuff. I did try Fallen Earth but the controls were so horrible I couldn't play it. Might try FFXIV, but doubt I'll have enough time to play it to actually make it worth paying for.
Agreed, It's great fun after you get past the first few weeks and you can start to branch out.Om Nom Nom said:
End-game content.
Lurkin'.
Multibox fun.
(EVE Online [http://www.eveonline.com/].)
Started in 08, been playing ever since. It's a much more slow paced game than other MMOs, and largely PvP focused. It's a lot of fun if you have patience [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmKlslsAfww]. Or a lot of guts [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUD4PAjxd0c].
OT: I've been playing EVE for around a year now, but I played WoW for 9 months before that, but got bored eventually...
CoX, i play both sides often, pretty much a lifer at this point (3 years and counting)
tried a few others.
DDO: is good, launcher stopped working and friends moved on
Requiem: like it for the bloody nature of the combat, side that, its like WoW, in that, there is a LOT of grinding, the possession beasts are cool though
WoW: tried it, twice, to see what the hype was about and saw absolutely no reason as to why its so popular, with the point less violence against local wildlife, and while i understand the good stuff is at higher lvls there's gotta be a hook to make you wanna get there, and stabbing wild cats and pigs for 20+ lvls is just no.
CO: during a 1 year rest from CoH i tried this, and ... its interesting, they do combat right, far better then any other MMO i've tried, and power selection, also good, you allowed to try them out before their made permanent an you have to pay to remove them. problem is, ranged powers are the way to go, end of story. and theirs no real reason to team up as of my last playing.
PW: pretty, but grind fest like no other
tried a few others.
DDO: is good, launcher stopped working and friends moved on
Requiem: like it for the bloody nature of the combat, side that, its like WoW, in that, there is a LOT of grinding, the possession beasts are cool though
WoW: tried it, twice, to see what the hype was about and saw absolutely no reason as to why its so popular, with the point less violence against local wildlife, and while i understand the good stuff is at higher lvls there's gotta be a hook to make you wanna get there, and stabbing wild cats and pigs for 20+ lvls is just no.
CO: during a 1 year rest from CoH i tried this, and ... its interesting, they do combat right, far better then any other MMO i've tried, and power selection, also good, you allowed to try them out before their made permanent an you have to pay to remove them. problem is, ranged powers are the way to go, end of story. and theirs no real reason to team up as of my last playing.
PW: pretty, but grind fest like no other
Tried WoW, but didn't like it (didn't help it that I was playing it only to pass time while I waited for Assassin's Creed 2 to be released).
Love City of Heroes/Villains but constantly go on hiatus since I use my cash on other things than the subscription cost. The huge amount of character customization ruined other MMOs for me though (though if you know anything about the game, you'll know that most people just abuse this feature the most, either skipping it, making horrible choices that don't work together, or copying a character, most often times Master Chief). Biggest problem with it though was that I found it got incredibly slow after lvl 20.
Played through most of Guild Wars but after my real life friends stopped playing towards the end of high school and the guild we were in pretty much fell apart, I've stopped playing (that, and my laptop can't support it and I don't feel like upgrading just to play one game).
Will probably try The Old Republic since I've finally realized I love Bioware games (I didn't pay attention to devs back when I started playing them, only reviews, so I didn't notice that the only western RPGs I liked were made by Bioware).
Hated Playstation Home. Immediately deleted it after accidentily clicking on it (don't know if it counts but included it anyways).
Outgrew Runescape. This is an excellent way to get into MMORPGs. It's very basic, and it quickly teaches you that other people are the real enemies in these games. The only keep three items if you die rule can go die in a fire though.
Love City of Heroes/Villains but constantly go on hiatus since I use my cash on other things than the subscription cost. The huge amount of character customization ruined other MMOs for me though (though if you know anything about the game, you'll know that most people just abuse this feature the most, either skipping it, making horrible choices that don't work together, or copying a character, most often times Master Chief). Biggest problem with it though was that I found it got incredibly slow after lvl 20.
Played through most of Guild Wars but after my real life friends stopped playing towards the end of high school and the guild we were in pretty much fell apart, I've stopped playing (that, and my laptop can't support it and I don't feel like upgrading just to play one game).
Will probably try The Old Republic since I've finally realized I love Bioware games (I didn't pay attention to devs back when I started playing them, only reviews, so I didn't notice that the only western RPGs I liked were made by Bioware).
Hated Playstation Home. Immediately deleted it after accidentily clicking on it (don't know if it counts but included it anyways).
Outgrew Runescape. This is an excellent way to get into MMORPGs. It's very basic, and it quickly teaches you that other people are the real enemies in these games. The only keep three items if you die rule can go die in a fire though.
