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LFGame with certain features

blackrainbowblackrainbow Member Posts: 26

Ok i'll try and make this as short and sweet as possible so i'll start by listing the features i like and which games i like that have best utilized them.

PvE- what i mean by this is you can go out by yourself and have a bunch of fun just killing things to level up, get gear and money. WOW, and Runescape(blah)

Dungeons- i love dungeons no matter how difficult. Solo dungeons would be nice- WOW, DDO and last chaos for the solo dungeons

Crafting- I love crafting, absolutely love it. and i love grinding for the supplies.  Runes of Magic and WOW did awesome jobs with their crafting system. i dont like half assed systems that let you make a small handful of things only you can use.  this is my favorite aspect of the games

Level/Grind- like i said i love going out and farming mobs for exp, gear and money. but what i mean by this is i dont want the level cap to be 20 like Guild wars or have it be in the 700's or whatever it is now like in Runescape.  And i dont want it to take me months and months or just a few days to reach max level.  i should mention i only play like 2-3 hours a day.

Economy- I love a player based economy.  and this goes along with crafting because part of the reason i love crafting is making stuff others need and making a profit. an auction house would certainly help, not just a trading system.  WOW was the best, Runescape in 2nd place.

Full loot- i dont want to get every item or piece of vendor trash from a completely rare and random drop. i love looting everything like in WOW.  EQ2 did a good job as well

Gameplay- The type doesnt matter so much to me. as long as its not text based or point and click im fine. i like using the wasd keys to move and turn and i like the camera behind and slightly raised. but if a good isometric game like mythwar piques my interest ill play it.  i dont mind a good turn based game, in fact i thought atlantica was awesome but had to wipe my comp

graphics- it can be a kids game like fusion fall, be more geared towards adults like EQ2. it can be fantasy or sci fi. as long is it isnt 2D or anime.

performance- i CANT play fallen earth or Warhammer. i CAN play and EQ2 smoothly with medium settings. if i can tweak or just completely drop the settings ill go for it.

price- i played wow for 2 years and im not sure i want to shell out anymore money unless it has a trial and i end up loving it. ill try any free game, even if it means ill suck because i cant afford the item mall

a small list of games i played

LIKED

-wow, Runes of magic, Atlantica

DIDNT LIKE

-Runescape, Anarchy, City of heroes/villains, Guild wars, Jade Dynasty, Silk Road

TESTING NOW

-Cabal online, Last Chaos, Perfect World International

 

I'll try anything at all, but these are just what i prefer.  the most important features im going for are crafting, pve with item drops, and a decent level cap,  like 40 - 200. thanks

Comments

  • blackrainbowblackrainbow Member Posts: 26

    well, so much for short and sweet

  • PaleridersPaleriders Member UncommonPosts: 37

    Vanguard:SOH would fit most of the criteria you have.  My only concern would be whether you could run it.  Also, just from what you said it sounds like you solo a lot and that might get frustrating, but not impossible, in VG.

  • PapadamPapadam Member Posts: 2,102

    Since you havent tried LotrO you should download the trial. Good crafting, lots of solo content including instances and it doesnt have high system requirements.

    If WoW = The Beatles
    and WAR = Led Zeppelin
    Then LotrO = Pink Floyd

  • inBOILinBOIL Member Posts: 669

    Allods ,pretty much wow where you can modify your character stats and f2p.

     

     

     

    Generation P

  • Gabby-airGabby-air Member UncommonPosts: 3,440
    Originally posted by Papadam


    Since you havent tried LotrO you should download the trial. Good crafting, lots of solo content including instances and it doesnt have high system requirements.

     

    I agree, also maybe check out aion?

  • blackrainbowblackrainbow Member Posts: 26

    alright, in the process of downloading and signing up for Allods beta. but LOTRO, which i forgot to mention i tried, wouldn't for some reason, play on my computer on low settings, idk why but it wouldn't. and it wasnt the trial either i splurged on the full game. but if the crafting is decent ill try the trial and go from there

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