I try to focus on one game because as soon as i pick up another one, chances are that I'll leave the one I was playing to collect dust. In my younger and more vulnerable years I did play more than a few simultaneously.
Do you like dark medieval fantasy settings in games? Do you like challenging games? If yes, then this game is a must. People always talk about it in a context of difficulty, but it has so much more going for it. You actually read weapon/item descriptions here as they tell a story. NPC's despite the fact that they don't talk much have a surprising amount of character. Lore is rich and open to interpretation. It doesn't follow many of the usual standards you meet in other games, which can be a problem, but also an advantage depending on how you aproach the game.
You can summon NPCs for some difficult boss fights even if you can't find other players to help you btw.
Check out Tera maybe... Dragon's prophet kinda reminds me of GW2, but it's in beta still, I think. Age of Wushu is something of a unique recent mmo. All these are f2p.
Not sure why people are banging on this game, it's a fine action game, especially for f2p, it's not a wow-replacement, or a game you play for four years to forget about real life, but it's a beat em up that you play for abit in-between games every now and then. it does a fine job at that.
C_Glass
Slightly offtopic here, sorry. It seems to me that people tend to judge a game not for what it is than for what it's not. Like, let's say some game is too linear and people bash it because it's not an open world/go as you please kinda game. Like Totalbiscuit saying in his overview of Bioshock Infinite that that game would work better if it was stealth or RPG rather than a shooter.
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