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• • I need a game

  • Originally posted by SgtFrog
    

    Originally posted by Camman321
    

    Originally posted by ozonepvp
    

    Ok i am looking for a game where its not a huge grindfest but still some grinding.Perferably not a P2P game and if it is it will have to have the time cards at like gamestop or other stores like that. I usually go for the asian grinding games so im look for a game that is good Pve at low lvls then really exciting PvP and PvE at the end. I want a A fun Asian MMORPG and if u can make it free and good

    
     

    Well there's your problem. You want a fun Asian MMORPG.

    
     

    well there is your problem. you know nothing

    
     

    lol. I don't have to argue that Asian MMORPGS are the worst made.

    Asian MMORPG = Stay Away!!!!!!

  • Posted: 6/17/08 3:17 PM
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• • I need a game

  • Originally posted by ozonepvp
    

    Ok i am looking for a game where its not a huge grindfest but still some grinding.Perferably not a P2P game and if it is it will have to have the time cards at like gamestop or other stores like that. I usually go for the asian grinding games so im look for a game that is good Pve at low lvls then really exciting PvP and PvE at the end. I want a A fun Asian MMORPG and if u can make it free and good

    
     

    Well there's your problem. You want a fun Asian MMORPG.

  • Posted: 6/17/08 3:11 PM
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• • Looking for a new addiction...

  • Originally posted by Lydon
    

    Could you narrow your interests down by any chance? It would help with making a few suggestions

     

    As always, I highly recommend Guild Wars. I'm not sure if you've played it before, but I've been playing it for over 2 years and love it. It isn't for everyone - it's completely instance-based, meaning that outside of outposts and towns you only see the members of your party.

     

    That being said, many other features make up for the lack of persistence (being addressed in Guild Wars 2). Firstly, once you've bought the box there's no monthly fee. Despite this, the game is updated on a weekly basis with constant balance tweaks. These updates are only a few kilobytes, meaning you never have to wait ages on "patch day." Every weekend there is an event too.

     

    The graphics are beautiful, especially for a game of a few years back. It is completely skill-based, meaning that gear etc. don't really matter, only your skill does. Apart from that, there is also a low level cap of 20 (the fun doesn't stop at max level), cut-scene narrated storylines, plenty of quests, titles to collects and NPC henchmen/heroes for hire when you can't find a party.

     

    As I said, the instances and low level cap may scare some off (believe it not on that second point), but many see the advantages of it. Good luck!

     

    EDIT: You may also want to look into The Lord of the Rings Online. I haven't played it much as it simply failed to grasp me, but many feel captivated by it and enjoy it immensly.

    
     

    Yea, you only have to fork over $150.00 within a week or two of playing it, and download the 15 xpacs they have. But no monthly fee! 

  • Posted: 6/17/08 3:10 PM
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• • I don't think I'm an MMORPG player all of a sudden.

  • You hate WoW, but love LOTRO? Right

  • Posted: 6/15/08 5:07 PM
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• • I hate quests... and... other... things... [LONG POST]

  • Yea right. You guys all say this crap. Until you have no quests and don't know what the hell to do. Then you go and bash the game creators.

    Just like with PvP. Losing all items when you die. Didn't a game make that option besides Runescape? Yea..Pretty sure they did. What happened to that game? Hmm....definetely ain't no WoW, tell you that much.

    So much talk, but in the end. Quests is what works. It doesn't matter what you guys say.

  • Posted: 6/15/08 5:05 PM
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