Is there any fun game beside WoW, AoC, WAR that u recommend?

I'm basically looking for very good graphic 3d,  free or not.  Good character customize, populations, combat system, and solo game.

EDIT: Also wanted to add, would like to have a patron/vassal system.

wrong section... so anyways fun on the internet where!

Originally posted by Kain_Dale

Is there any fun game beside WoW, AoC, WAR that u recommend?

I'm basically looking for very good graphic 3d,  free or not.  Good character customize, populations, combat system, and solo game.

 

EDIT: Also wanted to add, would like to have a patron/vassal system.

This doesn't belong here, it belongs in the LFGame forum.

http://www.mmorpg.com/discussion2.cfm/forum/841/LFGame.html

That said I cannot really help you as I don't like/play those type of games. Maybe EQII?

Originally posted by Kain_Dale

EDIT: Also wanted to add, would like to have a patron/vassal system.

Is that an AC reference?  Anyhow, I do not know of any, but am interested in it too.

Originally posted by capped

Originally posted by Kain_Dale

EDIT: Also wanted to add, would like to have a patron/vassal system.

 

Is that an AC reference?  Anyhow, I do not know of any, but am interested in it too.

yepper :)

Ok, ran the MMORPG Finder.
Looking for any fantasy 3d MMO. MOst important feature being graphics, followed by char customization and lastly population. Check out the LFgame forums for other ideas.
Good Luck
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Age of Conan
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Lord of the Rings Online
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Sword of the new World
Lineage 2
Dark Age of Camelot
World of Warcraft
Warhammer Online

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Lord of the Rings Online
Age of Conan
Final Fantasy XI
Lineage 2
Vanguard: Saga of Heroes
Dark Age of Camelot

Guild Wars

Also, I have no idea what a patron/vassal system is apart from either historically (which doesn't fit an MMORPG) or the Europa Universalis games, which fit the historical system and wouldn't fit an MMORPG.  So basically, you should go play Europa Universalis 2 or 3, even though they're single player games.  I haven't played 3, but 2 is really good.  :p 

Originally posted by Quizzical

Guild Wars

Also, I have no idea what a patron/vassal system is apart from either historically (which doesn't fit an MMORPG) or the Europa Universalis games, which fit the historical system and wouldn't fit an MMORPG.  So basically, you should go play Europa Universalis 2 or 3, even though they're single player games.  I haven't played 3, but 2 is really good.  :p 

Well 3 is awesome, its less historical though unless you get the expansions. I'd love to see a MMORPG that had the kind of depth that'd be neccesary for a "patron/vassal system" probably some kind of hybrid MMO RPG/RTS if ever it is done but right now quizzical is spot on, play EU II or III.

The patron vassal system in AC was a method to encourage more experienced games to interact with newer games.  The lower level gamer swore allegience to the patron.  The patron would generally give items or money to help the new gamer out, and the patron got fractional exp from the gamer.  The head of a chain of vassal/patrons was the monarch.  You recieved a certain 'rank' of based on the number of characters and tiers below you.  At a later point, this system was abused by XP chains, but orignally was very conductive to grouping players together, especially once housing was put in and High ranked monarchs could purchase (with vast support from his monarchy) a mansion which allowed all members to recall (portal) to.