I've played Aion to the point there is nothing else to do. So i can say that it is a very good game to play alongside with TSW since Aion = PVP while TSW = PVE. 

On the other hand im kinda new to RIFT. It is good so far. Interesting soul system, Dynamic events, huge world etc. Lots of things to do.

Lotro and Vanguard are not for me. Vanguard is too old and lotro to restrictive as f2p model which is a no for me. 

Bottom line, choose AION if you want an mmo focused mostly on PVP, and RIFT as an overall good mmo.

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Originally posted by Amjoco

Originally posted by DraGziel

I've played both so I am going to be honest. GW2 is better than  NW until you understand the hidden "grind" you are doing over and over again. Yes, I mean the fact the you keep farming hearts and events over and over again. Once you realize that, at least  that happened to me, you will get bored fast. And if you are not into the battle-grounds pvp, then gw2 loses its charm. 

On the other hand, NW is much more "fun" just because of the fact that it is much more "simple" and linear. Quests are fun to do and instances are great. To tell you the truth, you won't notice much of a difference between gw2's open world and nw's instanced world. Both seemed as single player games most of the time with gw2 winning this battle( my opinion). 

Both are great games and both deserve to be at least tried out. I had fun in both games but gw2 kinda let me down with its "end-game". That is just me though. Haven't tried NW's endgame so I cannot judge it yet...

I agree except for your last paragraph. I'm not sure what an end game is anymore. In WoW it was to get the best gear so you could raid to get the best gear.

Comparatively, GW2 you would have to get Legendary gear and if you haven't gotten it, then you haven't reached end game. For me I have exalted gear all made by me which was challenging! When I look at legendary and what it takes to get it, it makes me dizzy! :)

If you got to 80 in GW2 you have scratched the surface of the game, and to me it isn't considered end game! Even after that you are still accruing achievement points that can be used so you are still leveling in a sense. /shrug

Like you, I will keep playing both. I find NWO new and exciting because I want to see what it holds around the next corner and the foundry missions will make it interesting for a long time!

I agree. GW2 is supposed to NOT have an "endgame". They have stated that the whole game should be considered as an endgame. Nevertheless, when simply hitting 80 in gw2 the game is not over, i agree. You should at least get exotic gear set, do the dungeons (at least story mode), finish personal story etc. But after that is done, what is there to do? If it had open world pvp then that would be the perfect game for me but it doesn't. Anyways I'm not going to get any further into that because it is kinda off topic. 

But like I said, NW and GW2 are both great games and different on what they try to do. So people should give them a try. Especially NW that is f2p.

I've played both so I am going to be honest. GW2 is better than  NW until you understand the hidden "grind" you are doing over and over again. Yes, I mean the fact the you keep farming hearts and events over and over again. Once you realize that, at least  that happened to me, you will get bored fast. And if you are not into the battle-grounds pvp, then gw2 loses its charm. 

On the other hand, NW is much more "fun" just because of the fact that it is much more "simple" and linear. Quests are fun to do and instances are great. To tell you the truth, you won't notice much of a difference between gw2's open world and nw's instanced world. Both seemed as single player games most of the time with gw2 winning this battle( my opinion). 

Both are great games and both deserve to be at least tried out. I had fun in both games but gw2 kinda let me down with its "end-game". That is just me though. Haven't tried NW's endgame so I cannot judge it yet...