MMORPG

Yes, some direction tends to be good to get players into content, im my experience. But maybe I'm just terrible at sandboxes?

I'm wondering if it would be good to go back to it. Is it just nostalgia or is there something good there? As far as I understand it is still pay to win but has a good population, so it can't be that bad?

Been really enjoying Palia lately. I like all the little quests and the emphasis on gathering, crafting, farming, etc. And really enjoy the absence of any sort of combat. Are there any other MMO's like that?

It's been a while since the open beta started, I haven't tried the game myself but if you did, do you recommend it? I would love to hear your thoughts about it in general, I'm interested in the game but haven't seen many reviews yet

Anybody else unreasonably excited for this one?

Looks like a really fun MMO-lite with potential and plans to lean more heavily into MMO elements. Pretty much looks like fantasy Warframe with cream on top. Monetization looks fair as it is published by the same guys that did Warframe and I think they have a good reputation for how they do their monetization.

No wipe after EA ends so this is pretty much early launch, though it will eventually be F2P after official launch.

Actual showcase starts at around 00:30 mark.

Didn't watch it all yet, but looks like Fantasy Sims MMO. Thoughts? Anybody excited? Doesn't seem like my cup of tea, butlooks interesting enough for me to at least try it.

I don't think the announcement is up on their website, but you can see it here on their Discord.

If you're never heard of it, it's an indie MMO that's going for an oldschool feel with the unique feature of dungeon masters interacting with the players live. You can see that it's super janky, but it has some charming features like the classes and the setting. It was previously set to release Q3 2023.

Alongside the name change, they've also announced a rework of the combat system and removed the release date estimate.

I barely follow the game's development so maybe this delay was something that could be seen from miles away but I personally thought the game would be a fun way to pass a few weeks, especially given that there's not much else in the MMO space that's coming out soon besides Palia. In my opinion, I think this game is destined to have a niche following before petering out some months after release, and a combat rework by itself won't change that, it's just wasting time and money.

Were you aware that the game existed at all? And how do you feel about the changes?

Another saturday, another MMORPG of the week! This week, it’s Elder Scrolls Online! Elder Scrolls is one of the biggest franchise right now. Skyrim redefine how open-world are made, and the sixth episode is awaited by a lot of gamers. So when ESO got out, a lot of people were hype! But now, the game is considered mid by a lot of people.

You, what do you think about this game? Do you play it? Are people too harsh with it? What’s your best memory of it? Did you played it a little bit too much? Tell us everything in the comments

Previous posts :

• Guild Wars 2
• Runescape

With the curent Steam summer sale going on, most MMORPGs on there are going to be on sale. Which titles do you think are worth picking up? If you bought anything new, how do you feel about it?

cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/410417

Finally :)

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.wtf/post/44698

It's really nice to be reaffirmed that your favourite MMO is doing well ♥️

Hello everyone, it's saturday so here's the MMORPG of the week! This week, it's Runescape! Runescape is pretty old, but is still played by a lot of people. With his top-view and his HUGE variety of jobs the game offer, it's still one of the most beloved MMORPG. Right now, the game is divised in Runescape 3, and Old School Runescape. So, what do you think about this game? Do you play it? What is your preferred version? What's your best memory of it? Did you played it a little bit too much? Tell us everything in the comments!

I long for the days of yore, but I never really got into MMOs until WOW and I've always been jealous heating the stories of people playing MMOs prior.

At some point in the future I'm going to be making an XP era PC build where I plan to play some older games from my childhood as well and any MMOs from that era that I missed out on

Also going to try and get properly into FFXI at some point too but I'm wanting to hear other suggestions too.

I've tried everquest but the way they center the character in the 3rd person view starts to mess with my motion sickness a bit feeling like I have to look at the ground a lot more than I'd normally prefer.

Hello everyone! Hope you have a good day. The firsf post about WoW was deleted, still don't know why, but let's continue right now with the second game. This week, it's Guild Wars 2! When it come out, people were saying, like a lot of time, "THAT'S THE WOW KILLER OMG". Even if it didn't, this game is still one of the most popular. It have no subscription, and a lot of content, with a unique chara-design. The semi-target semi-action fights are loved by some, hated by others. So, what do you think about this game? Do you play it? What's your best memory of it? Did you played it a little bit too much? Tell us everything in the comments!

I will check what happened