Originally posted by jdlamson75
Despite its flaws, after every disappointing new MMO I've played over the past 3 years, I've continually gone back to Darkfall.  It's a combination of the rush I get when fighting other players and the camaraderie I feel with those in my clan/alliance.  Had a lot of good times and made a lot of good friends in Darkfall.

The ones i hit multiple times.

DAoc (MaIN ONE THIS GAME WAS SOLID) ladders to ramps in  rvr made me never return however.

CoH played this one more thana  few times, just a fun character building game.

Wow, stopped going back, cata was my last venture prob will stay that way.

Played rift twice raiding both times.

Eve played that for a long while off and on, haven't bveen back a a while doubt i will. They have basiclly made the game unfun and overly disapointing for any new / casual players... with there attempts to limit the rewards of bots, hardcore, and seasond players. So i doubt ill go back, but it was cool.

I truely and hoping for a daoc 2 (not the new and improved wow style daoc two we keep seeing).

Games I have gone back to are Everquest (4 times). Anarchy Online (once), I would have gone back to FFXI but they no longer had my old account because I cancelled the payment info when I cancelled and shut the subscription to Square .They mentioned even if you cancelled the payment should not unsubscribe but I did that and lost the whole account. Then I went back to DAoC (twice) but that game never grabbed me,WoW I have lost count how many times I have gone back. Everquest 2 at least three times and I really liked that game a lot. Vanguard once and the second time I invested a huge amount of time in it and loved it. LotRO I went back three times and the last was the longest and most fun. Today I decided to go back to SWTOR to finish the class stories I do so love Bioware storylines.

The two games I have gone back the most to are WoW and City of X. I think City may be even more times than WoW

I usually go back to EQ. Probably will again soon. I was on the progression server, but took some breaks, then lost track of which expansion they're on. I might just do the regular server with my free silver membership, then upgrade if I'm still playing.

I use to go back to daoc all the time, but once they dropped the classic server, kind of dropped the game. Besides, as fun as it is, the movement is too annoying for me, especially if I play a melee, although damn I do miss playing a shadowblade or infiltrator.

I've been done with WoW for a while. Only went back a couple times when they gave me some free time to check out the changes. 

EQ 

Never been back to any other mmo i have played near all of them

I never "return" to games I quit playing, because there's good reason I quit playing them. They're shit.

If you mean games you forget about due to time constraints, then it's Counter-Strike.

Panzer General 1    

Colonization (modded remake now)

Civilization

Europa Universalis

Warcraft 3 public relaxing non-ladder games

Fallout 2

Morrowind

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Years ago I used to go back to UO, but game changed and I cannot stand macroing / botting anymore.  Besides someone told me and I checked it that EA introduced microtranactrions a la cash shop and that's deal breaker even if above two reasons would not exist.

On smaller scale I used to back to Lotro but changes in gameplay (reputation gating and grind, introductions of various tokens grinds, partially forcing skirmishes, etc)  and most importantly because of freemium conversion - I left I never came back and will never go back again to Lotro.

" STARFLIGHT "

Originally posted by nsignific

I never "return" to games I quit playing, because there's good reason I quit playing them. They're shit.

If you mean games you forget about due to time constraints, then it's Counter-Strike.

 

Same here, if I stop playing a game, there's a reason.  Any game I've left, I left because I wasn't having fun and I no longer wanted to play.  That feeling is not going to go away.  Any game I was enjoying, I'd still be playing.