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2d MMORPG - FTP
economy, dungeon etc bots are everywhere and manage to beat the game...
at least i've got some hours of fun
(the game just release few days ago)
Wildstar
Mu Legend
StarCraft 2(I know not mmo :P)
LOTRO
UO
Entropia Universe
Tried Dekaron last month and was bored.
Tried Eldeven and ... at any given moment was either bored or pissed off.
in the meantime I'm playing LoL and pubg
Can't get Overwatch out of my system so I'm doing that to.
Resubbed to WOW to get my chars to cap level.
Also playing some Rocket League and cs:go to fill in some boring time.
I'm desperate at the moment, I need a new decent MMORPG, it's been too long since I experienced a brand new MMORPG.
BDO... Cuzz I like how it looks, even if the game is boring as hell and I just play it for a couple minutes.
SWTOR... LOL! I know, but I like the fact that I can just play the story like a single player game and I don't care about anything else in the game.
Skyforge... My recent addition to my game repertoire, I really like the game but finding a group and the social tools are not the best, I don't even know if the game population is healthy and if the game have a future, what feels strange is that skyforge interface and some aspects of the game feel like something taken from the Russian space program back in the cold war era... You know... Different, not how we do things in America, yet it doesn't feel Korean at all. It kinda resembles a Looter... Which is good. but again... does this game have a future beyond 2018??
I've been playing a browser game for over a year. Never thought I'd say that, but hey.
It is a unique blend of Roleplaying/Politics/City-building/Warfare
Although war is not that common because of the politics and cost. It takes a long time to build an amazing city. I don't just mean you get a static image and level up buildings either, take a look:
You develop every tile in the domain, and the creativity it allows is amazing.
Just look around the map, you'll find thousands of amazing unique places, amid all the failed ruins of dead players.
https://www.landsoflords.com/map/03119W24736N
You get up to three characters (if one dies, you get a replacement) and they travel in the world just like normal units. Communication is done via talking to others at your location, sending letters, writing tickets (characters stories, documents, announcements.) and most Kingdoms utilize discord.
Just avoid Tropica, the most southern continent. Romans are bad news. Finding a good Kingdom on Tetra or Terra Media is the way to go. Just about everyone there welcomes you with open arms and is willing to teach you the ropes. Just be careful of plopping down inside someone's land or they might get angry.
My advice is to not worry about what you build in the first week or two. Just focus on trying to find a Kingdom and community and learn everything you can. No doubt some King or Queen somewhere can set you up with a massive headstart if you convince them you are worth it. Roleplaying and establishing connections will reward you massively and much faster than hard work and perfect domain management would. At least for the first few months.
If this sounds a bit like an Ad, maybe it is because it is a bit. Looking for some new people to join my Kingdom, and get some new people to play with. Although I'd be happy to help anyone, even if they planned on joining some other Realm or even starting their own.
https://www.landsoflords.com/
TitanFall 2 - Finished campaign last weekend, so I'm enjoying multiplayer
Battlefield 1 - Campaign/Multiplayer
ESO - I keep logging in and losing interest and logging out.
Albion Online - Playing an hour or two a week casually
Minecraft - Solo creative building and renders and some survival
Isleward.com - Just started, but fun to jump in and play for twenty minutes or so at a time
Unravel - Played through and finished two days ago, so I guess that counts.
ADOM - starting my first playthrough
Gaming since 1985; Online gaming since 1995; No End in Sight! My YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8POVoJ8fdOseuJ4U1ZX-oA
ESO
Star Wars Galaxy of Hereoes (iPad) - Hour or two a day
Crusader Kings II - Always (Over 1300 hours played)
Really need to finish Expeditions Vikings and Dragon Age Origins, but I have game ADHD.
Really in the mood for Star Wars stuff so might go back to SWToR, although I never finished any of it and don't know how to dive back in.
"God, please help us sinful children of Ivalice.."