a good mmo??

i have played a couple of mmo's e.g runescape but that was 6 years ago and guild wars that also was a couple years ago. i dont want to play wow cus i heard its very time consuming. so any suggestions. btw i did like guild wars so something similar would be good

Play real games.

Play real games.

Eneru112

lord of the rings online, best mmo ever made.

Allods Online is actually legit. I saw it in a PC Gamermagazine and really enjoyed it.

lord of the rings online, best mmo ever made.

Zebaztiano

is it true that Lord of the Rings online won't have monthly fees anymore? If yes, do you still have to buy the game to create an account or you can register on the website or something...? Because I haven't seen this game on the store shelves for a long time now...

[QUOTE="Eneru112"]

Play real games.

rahul_rul210

anything but MMORPGs

[QUOTE="rahul_rul210"][QUOTE="Eneru112"]

Play real games.

Eneru112

anything but MMORPGs

Any MMO is consuming....si if u really wanna play a good one with many populated server go wow mate.

if not chose single player games or buy a console.

Cheers!

i have played a couple of mmo's e.g runescape but that was 6 years ago and guild wars that also was a couple years ago. i dont want to play wow cus i heard its very time consuming. so any suggestions. btw i did like guild wars so something similar would be good

rahul_rul210

Allods Online is actually legit. I saw it in a PC Gamermagazine and really enjoyed it.

Anthony01355

a good rpg then?rahul_rul210

i have played a couple of mmo's e.g runescape but that was 6 years ago and guild wars that also was a couple years ago. i dont want to play wow cus i heard its very time consuming. so any suggestions. btw i did like guild wars so something similar would be good

rahul_rul210

If time commitment is an issue, I would suggest another genre. Time spent playing has a direct correlation to success in every MMO I've ever played.

I'd stay away from AoC for lots of issues.

WoW, yes, is a quicksand trap, but with the easiest learning curve and strongest player base.

LoTRO is well made, but with a pretty bad player base, a moderately steep learning curve (More about where the hell do I go, not so much about 'how do I hit the enemy)

Don't do SWG, RIP.

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i have played a couple of mmo's e.g runescape but that was 6 years ago and guild wars that also was a couple years ago. i dont want to play wow cus i heard its very time consuming. so any suggestions. btw i did like guild wars so something similar would be good

snared04

If time commitment is an issue, I would suggest another genre. Time spent playing has a direct correlation to success in every MMO I've ever played.

I'd stay away from AoC for lots of issues.

WoW, yes, is a quicksand trap, but with the easiest learning curve and strongest player base.

LoTRO is well made, but with a pretty bad player base, a moderately steep learning curve (More about where the hell do I go, not so much about 'how do I hit the enemy)

Don't do SWG, RIP.

You don't really need commitment to an mmo unless you want to experience the end game. Or at least on WoW its like that. I would hold off on WoW till cataclysm hits cause there will be more low level characters for you to play with. Maybey you should try diablo 2? very fun game and it can be played online or off. If your looking more for a single player rpg try oblivion or fallout 3. both are great games with an open world. If your pc cant handle games like that, try gothic 2 or 3.. those are also pretty cool games. gothic 3 does have a lot of technical issues though. SLUSHiNaToR

Or, if you want, I'm selling my lvl 80 paladin and my lvl 80 mage (WoW) XD ...

At least I tried :roll:

how old is the witcher? also is it better than dragon age in your opinion rahul_rul210

[QUOTE="Eneru112"]

Play real games.

rahul_rul210

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Play real games.

ghegpatatas

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