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9/13/06 1:09:35 AM#21
Go for WOW...it's an excellent game.It's true what was mentioned is that it's best to play Warcraft3, before WOW,thats only if you want to understand a little bit of the story,at the beginning of the game.Thing is as you go through the game later on there is not much of a story to go by. |
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9/14/06 9:03:18 AM#22
Lineage 2!
I'd say Lineage 2 since they got the new things on C4 it has became very interesting!!! Fishing... Is new and is great More Quests More Monster New Areas. Dual Weapons!! Mount on Dreagons and controll where you wanna go instead of it controlling it self. More interesting than World Of warcraft all though WoW is the most popular MMO at the moment. It bassicly is Cartoony Graphics... I hate it!!! I am Lineage all my life! I play Lineage 1 got to the max lvl. And now on L2 I am lvl 79! I OWN!!! :D |
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9/18/06 6:09:26 PM#23
I'd have to go with Lienage 2 because now with C5 coming soon will have even more story events and what I heard was coming out its going to be crazy
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corb135
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Joined: 9/02/06
Why must ignorance creep upon us? What did we ever do to it? |
Just becuase a game has a lot of story events does not mean it necessarily has a good story. I have never actually played lienage 2, so I can't really judge it. Maybe other people can, but not me. I was just putting out some advice for everybody. Twists and turns a good story does not make. Case and point, the movie Aeon Flux. Twists and turns everywhere, bad story, bad movie.
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Dookz
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Joined: 12/11/04
"Be nice to people on your way up because you will meet them again on your way down." |
9/18/06 9:10:52 PM#25
Keep your eyes on Guild Wars: Nightfall, its storyline created by a new guy hired by Arenanet to write for them (you might have heard of him if you're into RPG), Jeff Grub, author and writer of more than a dozen novels using including warcraft, starcraft, dragonlance, forgotton realms, star wars and was part of TSR when he was working behind D&D. He also worked with Marvel Universe, WoW, Starcraft, Magic the Gathering, to replace Jess Elbow (If I remember correctly) who had created the storyline for Guild Wars Chapter 1 and 2. They also revealed Grubb is working on Chapter 4, already underway. Meanwhile, Jess Elbow is working with Flying Labs on a new MMORPG called Pirates of the Burning Seas.
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9/19/06 11:50:04 AM#26
Its gotta be Guild wars! it has seperate missions for storys, cut scenes with drama as good as East Enders. When i went through the story for the first time i got lost in its depth and variety of characters. Death, Betrail, Murder and Bitch fights! Edward thomas |
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corb135
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Joined: 9/02/06
Why must ignorance creep upon us? What did we ever do to it? |
May as well put another story update on. It seems that a lot of people like Guild Wars story. Same with Warcraft. Lineage II seems like it may have a good story. I heard one post saying that City of Heroes and City of Villians was pretty good. Anarchy Online seems to have a few posts showing it some love. I heard one or two posts supporting Everquest. FFXI has two posts supporting it, but one out of two says the game blows, just not the story. I heard that Shadowbane had a good story and plus it is now free to play. Star Wars Galaxies has some support. But overall, Guild Wars is winning, and with Nightfall on the way, I'm guessing that there won't be any shortage of people supporting that statement.
I have a problem....I don't play enough. Even though I'm usually on my comp playing RuneScape. |
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9/22/06 4:19:21 AM#28
I have not played too many MMORPGs, but I can tell you about Dark age of Camelot. The more classic areas have wonderful quests and many an NPC to tell you pieces of the story. The game takes place in dark ages England, Ireland and Norway. They even have mythical Avalon, Hy Brasil and Aegir to visit too! All complete with wonderful stories if you like the mythology of these places. Mythic/EA has really screwed the story up in the last few years though I think, what with all of this Atlantis, Darkness, and Crete rubbish.
Alot of good roleplay can still be found in DAoC though, you have to look kind of hard though, I can recommend a group of people called Sangreal (Holy Grail in Gaulish Gaelic if Im correct). They are hardcore roleplayers, veteran DAoC players (since beta) and all very nice. They play on the Gareth Server on the Bossiney cluster. Someday, if Mythic/EA can be persuaded hard enough, they may create a server of what playing the game was like back in 2001/2002. It was phenomenal back then I think, for the story and community I mean, I wasnt really involved in the RvR things ever. Dont go right into the game expecting to be impressed at first though. You really have to ask around and dig deep to find the good stories that are still in DAoC, trust me though, they are there. Who knows, maybe the Atlantis or Darkness falls things or this new Crete thing may work for you. This is all from my perspective, after all. There are actually some roleplaying storytelling events barely alive on the roleplaying servers too though, just barely. |
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9/23/06 2:56:07 PM#29
I'm into Guild Wars right now which isn't *officially* an MMO, but still a great rpg, and Nightfall is coming out soon. Good place to start.
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corb135
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Joined: 9/02/06
Why must ignorance creep upon us? What did we ever do to it? |
Sp1te, Guild Wars is an MMORPG, you can speak with other people from all across the globe. It is *officially* an MMO. If you couldn't speak with other people, I could understand what you were saying, but you can. Do not say such things as that, because it shows that you don't know what you are really talking about.
I have a problem....I don't play enough. Even though I'm usually on my comp playing RuneScape. |
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10/02/06 9:47:42 AM#31
WoW has a terrible story its serposed to be war against Alliance and horde but yet you see the horde all around with pvp flag off it sucks
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LordSlater
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Joined: 5/15/06
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10/04/06 9:28:27 AM#32
i have played WoW and for what you are after i have to say you wont find it in WoW. I have played and still do play EvE im not sure if this is what you are after but it has a lot of player made content in it and you CAN affect the ingame world by your actions. Guildwars has the most ingame storytelling ive seen tho this one may be the game for you plus the graphics are very good. And its got no subscription fee. Everquest has some interesting quests but it lacks a cohesive storline. Anarchy online is bugged to hell you give it a go and see how many times you need to repatch it erase it and repatch it again just to get it to work I hope this helps you. |
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corb135
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Joined: 9/02/06
Why must ignorance creep upon us? What did we ever do to it? |
All I have to say is...wow...not the game, just...wow. You must have plenty of free time...I don't know how you've managed time to play all of these games...all I can say is that I admire people like you. The true geeks (geeks are better than nerds, tell me if anybody needs to know the difference), and if you take offense to that, I apologize.
I have a problem....I don't play enough. Even though I'm usually on my comp playing RuneScape. |
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10/04/06 5:58:06 PM#34
Yulgang!!! it based on this AWESOME manga called Ruler of the land! it's rly good!!!
dada |
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10/04/06 11:02:15 PM#35
guild wars
last chaos kal online ryl2 lord of the rings online |
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corb135
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Joined: 9/02/06
Why must ignorance creep upon us? What did we ever do to it? |
David1x, if you could explain why those games have great stories, that would be great.
I have a problem....I don't play enough. Even though I'm usually on my comp playing RuneScape. |
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lupisenparis
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Joined: 11/22/05
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10/05/06 6:43:28 PM#37
without a doubt the best story IS: Lord of the Rings, hands down, period. No other mmorpg can even compare to that story, none.
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Anofalye
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10/05/06 7:03:17 PM#38
To the guy asking WHY CoH/CoV is 5-10 years in advance. Well justifying that would be long, but it is the sums of the features that make a global result. See, the stories for example, since we are talking about them, they are easy to access, to re-read, to check as often as you wish (until completion), yet, they are not crushing you, you are not summerged by stories. If you don't want to read, you can bypass it, yet, it is there, easy to access. Very sweetly incorporated, instead of been enforced on you or been unexistant...it is there, accessible, sweet, but optional. When you enter the zone, there is a clicky-funny sentence, even if you don't like to read the stories, they can put a smile on your face. 5-10 years in advance for City of Villains/Heroes is indeed for the whole game, not just 1 aspect. Instancing is another aspect, it has the best edges from it, without the flaws. - "If I understand you well, you are telling me until next time. " - René Levesque about the denial NO on the poll to his dream, project and goal. (Free translation) |
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corb135
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Why must ignorance creep upon us? What did we ever do to it? |
Very nice post Anofalye, I agree with you on that MMOs stories should be based on the content within the game instead of the original story (also, Lord of the Rings was written by J.R.R. Tolkein, not Peter Jackson) I still disagree that CoH/CoV isn't 5-10 years in advance. It may seem like it, but if you look at some games in 5-10 years, you'll probably say, "Wow, I was way off!" We are making long strides in technology everyday. To say that we have games that are 5-10 years ahead, I have to disagree. It may be 2 years ahead at most, but not 5 or 10 years. The story for CoH/CoV most likely is great and easily accessible considering that I have yet to hear a single negative comment on it. I still refuse to believe that its 5-10 years ahaed of our time. An optional story is always nice incase you don't like it form some odd reason. I hope that this has helped along with some of my other posts.
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TehWarsmith
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Joined: 12/20/06
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12/20/06 6:07:47 PM#40
I have to put in a big vote for CoH/V here. The backstory's concept, inserting superheroes into most of the 1900s' history (heroes fought in WW2. there was a second Pearl Harbor in Paragon City, analog to the war in Europe over the Pacific) always interests me. The in-game storyline is pretty damn good, as you get higher level you start to uncover incredible secrets about all the different villain groups. The game is hurt a bit by the ... well, I don't lie, CoX's missions get a bit repetitive. Different teammates, different maps, and different combinations of enemies help break it up a bit, and the better story arcs throw in an elite boss or even an Archvillain. The Task Forces are pretty fun stand-alone storylines that can take hours to complete, with some neat twists thrown in. (the final mission of the first task force is a three way free for all between villain groups, stop them or a dam goes kersplode.) not to mention the people who give you the task forces are the signature heroes and villains. I'm in the high 30s and am having fun digging up dirt on Crey Industries, the evil corporate conspiracy villain group. Damn their oily hides.
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