TOP 3 MMORPGs of all time?Follow

1. Final Fantasy XI I put most hours in to and enjoyed the most. So this takes me No.1 spot.

2. World of Warcraft I wanted hate. So much. But one day I decided that I would have a go and see what the crack is. I liked it but it wasn't FFXI. I quit and came back a few months later with friends and really enjoyed it. I think I will probably boot it back up again in the near future. But I still never enjoyed it as much as FFXI, even though I appreciate it's a better game.

3. Every other MMO I've shunned after about a week, except one: ROSE Online. When it was in beta testing I played it for weeks. Just a fun, cutesy simple game.

I'm giving some thought to trying LEGO Universe too. But can't find enough information to sway me as yet.

Edited, Oct 9th 2010 11:08am by Unohana

Low post count + quick succession of posts + commercial link = what guys?

I believe in you all!

Horizons.

FFXI and WoW

As for a third... um... maybe one of the WoW clones.

Shadowbane! Oh yes. It's going to be great. It'll kill EQ, er FFX, er WoW, er FFX1, er... yeah. It'll be awesome!

Auld joke is still auld?

1) Vangaurd!
2) Hellgate London
3) All Points Buletin


(amidoinitrite?)

Maybe they felt cheated when they found out that Anarchy Online is still active.

It's an EQ-killer!

Edited, Nov 4th 2010 11:25am by Jophiel

Gunbound isn't an RPG, but still a great game.

1. The Burning Crusade (will probably be Cataclysm too, but Wrath wasn't that great)
2. Pirates of the Burning Sea
3. FFXI

I only put FFXI up there because it's the only other MMO I've played. It's pretty terrible.

Warhammer Online- The game I had the absolute most fun in. I love the constant struggle. The real feeling of teamwork when a plan comes together, which it often does. Pretty good community, but too many goldspammers. Only upside on that is the tome unlocks for ignoring people. Good balance of silly and gritty, it had its problems, like any MMO, but it never stopped being fun.

FFXI- Spent four years on this one. Great community if you're just starting out. There's always something to do. Finally left because of cookie cutter everything, the need to have ninja leveled for pretty much everything, and elitist attitude. I hate the grind. I hate the need to grind. And I hate the metagamers who made the grind the game.

Age of Conan- The third longest lasting experience (not counting my current joy which is FFXIV) It was interesting for a bit, but I just couldn't get into it. Too many topless shemales running around. I really didn't want to hang out with a community of 12 year old jerkoffs.