Originally posted by rivetman13

Originally posted by cottonhill

Originally posted by rivetman13

Originally posted by Kuro1n

Originally posted by rivetman13

Originally posted by FrodoFragins

Alganon - Easily the worst.

 

STO - I couldn't stand the characters, animations or ground combat.  I didn't stay long enough to really get the hang of space combat but it felt wonky as well.

 

EQ2 - I had tried it in hopes of it being better than WOW.  It was far, far worse.

 

Runes of Magic - Probably the most boring leveling I've ever experienced.  I quit long before I would run into the P2W aspects.

lol your sig has you currently playing minecraft. haha

 

For me, Eve online was really really bad, and Vanguard. I'll add SWTOR up there, not the worst, but about as miserable as the other 2 I mentioned

Care to elaborate why you think EVE was bad?

Getting initially into the game, I was annoyed there weren't more customization choices for movement. I don't want to play a click to move game, it, TO ME, feels like it is dumbing the game down to a level like starcraft was played in korea when I was there. One hand playing the game, one hand smoking and drinking coffee.

I didn't care for the lack of a real tutorial kind of entrance. Honestly, I didn't give the game much of a chance when I look back. However, I have to stand by my decision to mark it as one of the worst because as bad as the others were, at least basic movement was not a deal breaker in the first few minutes.

Granted, the learning curve in EVE is an axtremely steep one. But you also have to take into account the fact that EVE is one of the most hardcore sandboxes in existance. I've always said people come into EVE expecting a game when what they're really getting into is a simulation. EVE takes an investment of time and effort to understand and learn to be able to really enjoy it, but trust me it is worth it in the end. And a year into it there are still mechanics of the game to learn. This is coming from someone who played EVE for 3 days tops 3 seperate times before actually commiting to it. On a side not, the tutorial as been improved, along with the addition of many new player friendly features in this latest expansion.

Is movement customizable yet? I like using the arrows + mouse over wasd. I take it as a slap in the face when a game is designed without any customization for movement. Doesn't seem like it is THAT hard to design in player defined movement controls.

But hey, at least it isnt DCUO movement, right? 8P

There is no free movement, besides the ability to double click in a direction and your ship will turn that way. The way you're supposed to control movement in by going to your overview, clikcing on an object around you from the list, and choosing to approach that object, orbit it at so and so distance, etc.

People saying WoW, GW2, TERA, TSW, SW:TOR any AAA MMO just haven't delved into the F2P realm, i'll admit I haven't gone deep either but I got bored one day and tried downloading a few, it was a traumatizing experience and I could never nominate any of these MMOs when all those terrible games whos names I don't even remember are still lurking about.

Originally posted by cottonhill

Originally posted by Noobalurt

FFXIV 1.0, and The WarZ if it counts.  Oh lets not for get AoC.  Only thing worse then these games, were the people in charge of making them.

1)FFIV

2)The WarZ

3)AoC

I think the war z did its job. It was made to be a clone of DayZ and compete with it. I've played both and I definitely prefer War. It's essentially the same game with easier graphics, less bugs, and SLIGHTLY easier gameplay. The only thing way less hardcore than DayZ can be described with this example. A zombie in The War Z sees me, and begins chasing me. I run for about 20 feet, turn around, and see him standing there ignoring me. A zombie in DayZ sees me. I run for 3 miles. He's still up my ass.

Oh, and I forgot the map. If you're a DayZ player looking for a reason to hate The War Z, here it is: In The War Z everyone gets a map. It tells you exactly where you are, and which way you're facing. And it isn;t an item you have to find in some building somewhere, it is just there.

Originally posted by cottonhill

Originally posted by rivetman13

Originally posted by cottonhill

Originally posted by rivetman13

Originally posted by Kuro1n

Originally posted by rivetman13

Originally posted by FrodoFragins

Alganon - Easily the worst.

 

STO - I couldn't stand the characters, animations or ground combat.  I didn't stay long enough to really get the hang of space combat but it felt wonky as well.

 

EQ2 - I had tried it in hopes of it being better than WOW.  It was far, far worse.

 

Runes of Magic - Probably the most boring leveling I've ever experienced.  I quit long before I would run into the P2W aspects.

lol your sig has you currently playing minecraft. haha

 

For me, Eve online was really really bad, and Vanguard. I'll add SWTOR up there, not the worst, but about as miserable as the other 2 I mentioned

Care to elaborate why you think EVE was bad?

Getting initially into the game, I was annoyed there weren't more customization choices for movement. I don't want to play a click to move game, it, TO ME, feels like it is dumbing the game down to a level like starcraft was played in korea when I was there. One hand playing the game, one hand smoking and drinking coffee.

I didn't care for the lack of a real tutorial kind of entrance. Honestly, I didn't give the game much of a chance when I look back. However, I have to stand by my decision to mark it as one of the worst because as bad as the others were, at least basic movement was not a deal breaker in the first few minutes.

Granted, the learning curve in EVE is an axtremely steep one. But you also have to take into account the fact that EVE is one of the most hardcore sandboxes in existance. I've always said people come into EVE expecting a game when what they're really getting into is a simulation. EVE takes an investment of time and effort to understand and learn to be able to really enjoy it, but trust me it is worth it in the end. And a year into it there are still mechanics of the game to learn. This is coming from someone who played EVE for 3 days tops 3 seperate times before actually commiting to it. On a side not, the tutorial as been improved, along with the addition of many new player friendly features in this latest expansion.

Is movement customizable yet? I like using the arrows + mouse over wasd. I take it as a slap in the face when a game is designed without any customization for movement. Doesn't seem like it is THAT hard to design in player defined movement controls.

But hey, at least it isnt DCUO movement, right? 8P

There is no free movement, besides the ability to double click in a direction and your ship will turn that way. The way you're supposed to control movement in by going to your overview, clikcing on an object around you from the list, and choosing to approach that object, orbit it at so and so distance, etc.

Ugh...

Oh well, gotta keep my top 3 with eve included then. If they were people though, I would still punch SWTOR in the face first. haha

The big hyped games? Earthrise.

The ones most never heard of? Pet Forest.

UM what no one votes for Auto Assault?

I'd say EQ1 and Vanguard are the worst two I've played.

Vanguard had the worst launch ever and EQ set the tone for class based themepark MMOs that now plague the market.

every "Free to play" which actually is "Pay to Win" for example? ...everything from company "Perfect World Entertainment"

you can just check wiki for their games

Perfect World International - 3D MMORPG September 2008
Ether Saga Online - 3D MMORPG March 2009
Jade Dynasty - 3D MMORPG June 2009
Champions Online - 3D MMORPG September 2009
Torchlight - 3D single player ARPG October 2009
Star Trek Online - 3D MMORPG February 2010
Battle of the Immortals - 2.5D MMORPG May 2010
Forsaken World - 3D MMORPG March 2011
War of the Immortals - 2.5D MMORPG December 2011
Rusty Hearts - 3D MMORPG November 2011
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Legend of Martial Arts - 3D MMORPG
Heroes of Three Kingdoms - 3D MMORPG

etc...

i just hope they are not goin FUCK UP upcoming "Dungeons & Dragons Neverwinter" like their other games... everything is fking pay2win, if you dont spend at least 100$ you cant do shit at engame, you will never be good in pvp...etc..

Eternal Eden, Just plain aweful.

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I'll split this up between Triple A and Indie MMO's since i'm of the opinion the worst Triple A is almost as good as the best indie game.

Worst AAA: Toss up between Aion, Warhammer or Tera

Wost Indie: Toss up between Darkfall, Allods or Runes of Magic

My best:

Best AAA is Asheron's Call followed close by GW2 and then DAoC

Best Indie:  Fallen Earth or Chronicles of Spellborn