hmm...I personally like to play a humanoid...I guess Im just boring like that lol...not that I have anything against choices though...maybe one day I will break out of my shell and try tree or blob

I just started playing about a week ago and so far I have found it solo friendly...I have been able to do every quest so far solo except for one...and I think I will be able to handle it I just have to lvl a little more ...as far as the population goes there are always people on when Im logged in...sometimes more than others but I guess it just depends on what time you play

I actually meant to vote that I like all of the classes...but for some reason I went stupid and clicked the wrong button...good work though!

I've been bouncing around the F2P circuit....but I have to agree that none of them hold my interest for very long partly because I will never buy anything out of an item mall...Im moving more into free trials of P2P because I dont mind paying monthly for a game if I can at least try it first

I tend to look at overly positive reviews as bad infomercials I see on tv at 2am...take it for what it is...if it isnt offering a good synopsis of the game then brush it off...If the game looks like it could be appealing to you then try it...if not there are many more games in the mmorpg sea to try

Originally posted by Bonemane

Runescape was a good game because it was one of those games that let you be anything, do anything you want. Want to be a Mage that can cook up a storm and chop a tree down like its nothing? Try Runescape. Tired of wearing a weak light armor all the time cause you're an archer? It's Runescape, just put on some plate and equip a sword and BOOM! you're a knight without any penalties for "using weapons and armor not associated with class".

What really drew players was how Runescape played. In all it played as if you were actually a hero living in a actual world. In a way Runescape was just like real life, except set in some fantasy medieval land. There was free trade, you actually got a job such as fishing and selling fish among other things when you couldn't go questing. There were no set of mount of skills and no classes, just like it would be in real life. You start out blank and train in whatever you want, just like real life. Runescape kept that real feeling, but all in all it blended fantasy in well so you didnt get frustrated.

Runescape was every D & D player's fantasy. You got to be a hero in a basic, Pure D & D type world.

I have to agree with this post...RS was a place I could go after a hard day and be anything I wanted to be for that day...I could do anything I wanted and that is what ultimately led me to keep p(l)aying for as long as I did

I have to completely agree...I stumbled upon this game a few days ago and it has me hooked...I cant believe it has taken me two years to find something to hold my interest....even though I know no game is perfect this game does have a lot of qualities I personally look for in an MMO...and I think the crafting while tedious is delightful