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Hello all, this is my first post. |
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Daxx1990
Novice Member
Joined: 7/09/09
" Life is just a song, fear, is just your solo, will you sing along?" |
Well, Hi ya, and welcome to MMORPG. My recommendation is Perfect World International.
It may be a erm download if you know what I mean, but it's worth it, stunning graphics, and awesome gameplay. And it's free. |
Originally posted by Daxx1990
And when I'm not connected to the net I can still play this and work on my character? |
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No and there's no MMO like this anyway... MMO is Online you can't play on it without internet -.-' if you want some RPG u can try disciple 2, D2 things like that.
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Originally posted by RaZKaLz
hmm afaik in phantasy star universe it is possible. but not for the pc version because of the hacking prevention: The PC version of Phantasy Star Universe uses a cheat protection program called "nProtect" which protects against any program changes and attacks from computer hackers. This system needs to check through the internet each time a user wants to play the game in order to make sure it has the most up to date information, therefore the PC version of Phantasy Star Universe needs to be played whilst connected online. Please note, no internet connection is required to play the single player version of the Xbox 360® or PlayStation®2 version. sorry op psu was my best bet .... |
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I know for phantasy star Online i played on the 360.... i didnt now that the game had a pc version lol ^^
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Are you even talking about MMO? Phantasy stars online universe does offer a offline story mode and online mode. However, it is more similar to guild war in how it is played in online mode, but kinda dumbed down a bit more. I donno, it seems that type of game you need is more like strategy games with online multi-player mode. No such thing as a MMO that can be played without internet access of some form. |
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Originally posted by Neosai
Like i Said in my first post ^^
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MMO, the o = online. Any game that allows you to play while offline fails the online test. Just my opinion. |
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