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Hello everybody.
This is my first post after writing in EQN subforum and after seeing EQNexT is still far away from release and I'd like to know your opinions about what can I do now. I've been reading and looking for games for some months but I can't find any appealing game right now.
I've played EQ2, WoW (up to Cataclysm) GW2 and now LoL (where I'm sick of its community). And I want to enjoy an MMO again, not necessarily with high end raiding or competition (pvp, arenas or MOBAs), just enjoy again the feeling of a huge world and a healthy community, to play relaxed with some people and share good moments.
I don't want to use my pink-colored glasses and compare every game with the past golden era but I can't find a game that may fit my expectations. Also, the feeling of playing completely alone in a new game, pushes me back.
I've been reconsidering going back to WoW again but everytime I check a video it seems the old same game. And GW2 seems very lacking in pve content to me ( I don't want to grind to get gear or items, I want some kind of difficulty that makes me feel I earn what I get, all that with people with whom I can share some good laughs).
So, after this exposition, what do you guys think? Any recommendation? Suggestion? Feel free to share any thought.
PS: Sorry If I made any mistake but I'm not a native english speaker. I tried to explain it as correct as possible.
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LOTRO is coming out with a new Helm's Deep expansion which should draw a lot of players back, and coupled with the new movie this Christmas, may bring some new players to the game.
Might be a good time for you to join and its F2P (to a point) to boot.
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Try Rift. It would be familiar to someone coming from WOW (trinity-based 5 man groups, etc.) but it's different enough to give you a few weeks/months of enjoyment. the "soul" class specialization system is pretty deep and that alone will keep you busy learning new things and tweaking for a good while. ... and it's F2P without being obnoxious about it.
They've also recently integrated some in game tutorial videos that do a good job of explaining the flexible soul system and the different "roles" you can use on a single character at the push of a button.
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WoW! Thank you for your fast replies! I've been watching some videos of TSW and it seems a bit weird to me, besides I prefer fantasy style games or medieval.
LOTRO? Mmm I considered it some time ago but finally didn't decided to give it a shot. Has it a healthy community or is it like playing in a ghost game?
Any more suggestion will be really appreciated!
I'd have to second the LOTRO suggestion. Solid, runs well, not sure how the community is but it was plenty busy when I played it.
Well, like many games, LOTRO's player base is heavily skewed to the top end, however with the new movie coming out there should be plenty of new people joining around Christmas.
"True friends stab you in the front." | Oscar Wilde
"I need to finish" - Christian Wolff: The Accountant
Just trying to live long enough to play a new, released MMORPG, playing New Worlds atm
Fools find no pleasure in understanding but delight in airing their own opinions. Pvbs 18:2, NIV
Don't just play games, inhabit virtual worlds™
"This is the most intelligent, well qualified and articulate response to a post I have ever seen on these forums. It's a shame most people here won't have the attention span to read past the second line." - Anon