No.557
>>556cause quake champions is a bad game riddled with issues. eve online seems alot better in that way, relatively.
No.559
>>557Yeah but other similar games aren't nearly as popular as QC either. Nu Unreal Tournament is dead and abandoned, reflex has nobody playing it, all the different games based no the Quake and Quake II engines don't really have much of a player base either. Quake Live is doing well enough, but still just about as good as QC in terms of number of players. Can't say EVE Online is without its issues either, tho it doesn't feel like CCP is walking around in circles, or taking two steps back with every step forward.
No.564
I basically grew up playing Guild Wars, and it makes me very happy to see it get updates still. I log in every once in a while, usually while I'm drunk, and occasionally find some people I used to play with.
Other than that though, I play WoW whenever a new expansion comes out for a month or two. FFXIV is fantastic, but I just can't find the time to dive in like I used to.
No.572
>>564>I basically grew up playing Guild Wars, and it makes me very happy to see it get updates still.No shit, really? That blows my mind almost as much as learning Worms Armageddon was still receiving patches 14 years after release.
No.574
>>572Yeah! That was my reaction too. They're pretty substantial updates too; better graphics rendering, more efficient CPU usage. Apparently two devs are keeping it alive.
No.575
>>573Damn, I remember jumping on the train ride back in 2013 when osrs released. Got to level 50 in like a day, but eventually I just lost the fire to play again. Haven't played at all since then. I guess it's also due to no friends
No.578
I play ESO mostly. It is a bit more casual than other MMOs like WoW, which is a good thing for me as I am only able to play for a couple of hours every few days due to work and study stuff.
No.580
>>571Little update. I ended up purchasing ESO Morrowind edition since it was only $10 and then find out my laptop doesn't support DX11 features, so I essentially made a donation to Zenimax. Big oof.
No.711
The MMO genre is dead, WoW killed it. In Blizzard's efforts to usher the genre into a renaissance their success has only inspired soulless clones and otherwise bland games.
No.714
>>555Maplestory still seems fun, though this may just be notstalgia speaking
No.715
I always wanted to get into them, but also always were more the loner lurker type so anytime I tried one out I would just solo and not really make any connections.
>>564GW was actually one of the ones I tried for the longest, only really gave up on it because of the visuals changing so hard after searing. One of the things that kept me going was how pretty it was.
No.727
I shacked up with the infinity people on a Ragnarok private server named Ragna0.
It's kind of nice. Ragnarok Online's a korean click-to-move MMO. Old as heck. Since the private server mentioned just recently started up out of beta (Somewhere mid-julyish) with an entirely new mob/stat/skill system called Zero, nobody really knows the meta. It might last for a while, maybe. At the moment all that's available are the second jobs and no rebirth.
Maybe other sushirolls can hop in and make a guild. We could all be friends.
http://www.ragna0.com/ No.728
>>727I loved Ragnarok's gameplay, but I have no time to invest in games. Good to hear that there is still communnity dedicated to this MMO.
No.729
>>573>>575I ended up getting burnt out multiple times throughout the time OSRS has been back. But I keep coming back to it over and over again. I've been playing RuneScape since 2002 on Classic. Jagex has taken so much of my life away from me.
>>555Other than mentioning OSRS, I used to play DOMO (Dream of Mirrors Online), Aura Kingdom, other MMOs that were on Aeria Games, and some other various anime MMOs for a short time.
Aura Kingdom I thought was a beautiful game and by far the one I regret quitting. However, there just wasn't much of a playerbase and lacked a lot to do at the time of me playing it. Plus that's around the time my depression started getting the better of me and I would get start getting burnt out too easy once I played something for too long and couldn't stick with one game. Kind of similar to what happened time and time again with OSRS.
No.730
>>729>Jagex has taken so much of my life away from me.One might say that Sushi is powerless against addiction to a 19 year old children's medieval themed point and click.
I'm still playing a year after posting that webm. This has been my longest stint with the most time spent in game consistently. I've been enjoying it a lot more, got over that mid level slump and I'm starting to hit some later game content. Game has grown so much…
No.731
>>727I'm down to play Ragnarok again, although I'm not sure how much time I'll have to actually play. I used to play on iRO back in like…..2004 through 2009.
No.733
>>730What's your skills looking like right now?
Also on average about how much GP are you pulling per day?
No.776
>>775You know what, I just went ahead and did it. I deleted my characters and I'm quitting.
No.777
>>776Good for you, games are for losers.
No.779
Project Gorgon is the only mmo i play anymore. its alot like everquest
No.780
Man I just wish I could affort ArcheAge: Unchained.
I love ArcheAge and AA: unchained will be THE shit.
No.1516
>>571I've been meaning to play swtor, I had my first pc build randomly keep shutting down a lot in general so I never got around to it. now that I have a thinkpad as well, I should download it.
I didn't know it was mmo though, I thought it was singleplayer
No.1517
>>1516tfw replying to a post made two years ago
No.1518
>>1517Necroposting happens a lot here.
No.2113
I have been exploring older mmos with a bunch of friends. We spend 2 weeks playing each game and treating it like our main game regardless of how good or bad it is. While playing polls go up and we vote for the next one. It's really fun.
No.2163
I play TomeNet from time to time as a kobold mimic. If I kill enough enemies, I can change into them. There's also a bunch of different classes, races, and skills to learn. There's like, 10 different magic specializations to choose from. Also, a few different ways to play (rougelike, 3 lives, everlasting, and play as a fruitbat). Only thing I don't like is the player base is always afk. I have no idea why. There are regulars, but no one seems to talk. Still, great game.
No.2164
I still sometimes get the itch to get back into world of warcraft. I just try to stay away because I really can't stand Blizzard anymore.
I had a lot of fun raiding with a guild in Battle for Azeroth and the first half of Shadowlands, Dragonflight never appealed to me enough to resubscribe, and I've purposefully been trying to avoid seeing anything about the new expansion to avoid any urges to play again.
Problem is that any time I try another MMO I just get reminded of WoW and how much I'd probably rather be playing that.