MMOs
 

I happen to play Aika.

I play ToP I/II and now Fiesta...sort of. I guess I'm testing it out. xD I may get LoTRO, as well. Depends how much time I have. D:

I played Dragonica while it was in Beta, but because I don't have a reliable PC, I did not go very far into it.

Guild Wars, Mabinogi, Shin Megami Tensei Online (megaten), Flyff, Lineage II, WoW, DOMO, Ragnarok Online, Final Fantasy XI, Luna, Neo Steam and RF Online. Probably some more ^_^

Final Fantasy XI.
85 White Mage, 85 Scholar, 80 Dragoon, 74 Red Mage!

Used to play WoW, Aion, Shaiya, PWI, Rohan, and Warhammer. All of those got boring real quick.

I've been thinking of starting to play Dragonica o.o its in my FireFox folder "maybe to play" xD

I've played/tried
Asda
DoMo
ESO
Talismon
Bright Shadow
Perfect World
Digimon Battles
Grand Fantaisa
and a few others I can't remember xp

Ash when you start playing Dragonica more *when you get a better PC* tell me :3 I wanna play with someone I know xp

@ DK, there's a Digimon MMO? O_O

I'm actually not very big on MMOs. @_@ I've played Final Fantasy XI and zOMG (does that even count? haha).

Maplestory
Guild Wars
WoW
Cabal Online
Karos Online
Wonderking
Dungeon Fighter
Metin II
Lineage II
I tried a pokemon MMO but it was too buggy :(
Perfect World
Dragonica
Aion
Allods
Warror Epic
D&D Online
Dungeon Runners
Pretty much if you go to MMORPG.com I've played probably 75% of the games on their list. Dx
A bunch of friends I've been gaming with for a while keep jumping from MMORPG to MMORPG to MMORPG because they can't decide on one lol. Needless to say, I don't play MMORPGs anymore. I'm completely MMORPG'd out.. :(

I used to play Gaia Online's zOMG, but didn't like it too much.

Now I'm on FlyFF (Bushi, lvl 62-ish Psykeeper) and uh ... that's it ._.

I play Aion. But word is that there is another chapter in the Elder Scrolls Saga that will be an MMO. Now personally I feel this will be a terrible idea. Food for thought.

I still want a Fallout MMO. I'd kill for it. lol

Too lazy...I'll just copy and paste from your post :D

Stuff I play regularly:

Audition
Vindictus
Mabinogi
Ragnarok Online (AnimusRO)
Grand Fantasia
FEZ


Stuff I used to play:
Maple Story
Trickster
Grand Chase (sad that it isn't in Asiasoft anymore)
Wonderking
LaTale
Wonderland Online
DOMO (Dream of Mirror Online)
Dragonica
Luna
Holy Beast Online
Flyff
Fiesta
Aika
Allods
Poptag
DFO
Cabal
Dofus
AsdaStory
B.O.I.
PerfectWorld
S4League
Secret of the Solstice
RumbleFighter
World of KungFu Online
Wizard101
EarthEternal
Emil Chronicle Online
Shin Megami Tensei
Corum
Rohan Blood Feud (I could never get this one to work)

Games I'm waiting for:

Kitsu Saga
Fists of Fu
Divine Souls
Erebus

My thing is, the only way for a Fallout or Elder Scroll MMO to work would be to have it be the same game style & game play as they are on the regular ones. However, its the way that MMO's attract assholes that drove me away from FFXI and WoW out of sheer aggrivation.

Someone on my MSN friends list wants me to look at "Legend of Edda" and while I was looking at that I saw "Soul Master" I think I'll try them both soon :3

Taiki - Yea there is. Its called Digimon Battle or something. It kinda sucked if you ask me.. I was hoping for a Digimon game where you make your own tamer and not chose one of the anime tamers >.>,

What are some really good ones? I want to get back into Mmo's but I don't know where to start again. lol

It depends on what you like and who you ask. Like me.. I am picky about the PVP/PKing, and how the characters look. I like anime style graphics.

I like DoMo, Mabinogi, Bright Shadow, and Asda.. I which I got bored of at the moment but will one day go back to.

I will be trying Soul Master and Legend of Edda soon :3

I just like for any quests to be interesting, and I like lots of character customization. :3

Character customization would be in DoMo :3 and I think their quests are very interesting x3

I literally just started playing Allods Online.
Looks an awful lot like Wow. Not sure how to
feel about it but it seems like a strange mix of
fantasy and scifi which is kinda cool.
Overall it sure seems interesting.

Some good news to you guys looking for MMO's.

2 Really good ones to play are Lord of the Rings Online and Aion: Assault on Balaura

I'll go ahead and review both of these for you.

--- Lord of the Rings Online ---
Pros:
+ Follows the lore of the books/movies pretty closely
+ Really amazing visuals while being able to reduce them for just about any PC that is made after 2007.
+ A neat and realistic crafting system. (You can crit on items to produce better results)
+ Huge ranges of enemies
+ Free to download AND play
+ Huge number of quests
+ Huge world to explore
+ Lots of achievements that award stat boosting traits as well as Turbine Points

Cons:
+ Classes can only fill one role pretty much.
+ Some of the features you have to pay or take a long time to earn through achievements
+ Very few instances in the beginning, though I think it expands into more
+ To be able to use the mounts or trade items/gold in game you have to purchase through the shop some Turbine Points or buy the mount skill with the points

--- Aion: Assault on Ballaura ---
Pros:
+ Amazing Visuals
+ Mini Pets just added (and they have functionality)
+ Updated consistently
+ Expansions are FREE
+ Added alot of quests in game since the opening
+ PvP oriented, but adding more PvE content as time goes by
+ Interesting story line
+ Character customization is in depth

Cons:
+ Can still get a little grindy
+ Instances don't start until 23
+ Flight time is limited
+ Crafting is really expensive

I like WoW..... Is it obvious? >_>

The mechanics aren't THAT changed -- the difference between Wrath and Cata isn't any more significant overall than the difference between Classic and Wrath. You still have a set of abilities on a button bar that cost mana/rage/focus/etc. and have cooldowns (either global or independent). You still want basically the same gear, just with the numbers changed around a little bit. You still want to stack basically the same stats. You still have talents, you just can't mix-and-match quite the same way, and the new talents are quite a bit more interesting than the old ones.

So yeah, the WORLD is changing dramatically, but basic gameplay still works like the same game you've always been playing.

-Lurks in thread-

Hee hee.

I agree that some classes are getting really shook up; my Death Knight is finding himself with both of his specs disappearing. (I dual-wield, both as tank and as DPS, and if I want to continue to tank I'm essentially forced to go 2H now and I won't be able to play disease DW.) But that's just a bit of re-gearing, which everyone's going to be doing ANYWAY getting from level 81 to 85.

As for Tree of Life form, you still get it and you're still expected to use it; it's not being taken away from you. It's just part of Blizzard's plan to cut back on talents that grant passive bonuses and replace them with more active things. You're going to like the new Tree of Life form a lot more than the old one, I think, once you've had an opportunity to get used to it with a few serious raids; it'll be more fun to play even if it's a bit less available for RP.

Still, that's not what I call "basic mechanics" by any stretch -- as I said, overall the game still plays like the same game; they're just tuning it. These changes aren't any more dramatic than the changes that happened between the initial release and Wrath, and it's all in the name of making the game more fun to play. They're making gameplay more interesting and less punishing -- if you lag for a moment or miss a button it's not going to completely screw up your output anymore like what happened with some specs of some classes during Wrath.

Maybe it's just my experience playing Classic talking. Wrath made the game too easy to settle into hitting your buttons in order without having to pay too much attention.

I've been playing the beta, too, and while there are a lot of changes, it's no different than how Classic changed in Burning Crusade. I've been playing since November of 2005, and I'm actually excited over 31 talents again just like in Classic. I'm also excited about how I get some of the key items that spec has AT LEVEL 10!

I really think that's too much trying to compare WoW to a facebook app.

Let me know when Facebook gets an MMO with multiplayer raids. ;) I might actually bother signing in.

It can be tough to find a competent guild, especially this late in an expansion -- it should be easier to find a good guild once Cataclysm comes out because you won't be stuck with such stratified gear. Right now in Wrath, when you get to 80 wearing quest blues you're basically stuck grinding randoms until you get enough badges to start grinding heroics so you can get enough badges to... get gear that's not good enough to get you into ICC, and nobody wants to run the older raids anymore. But when Cataclysm starts, everyone will be in level 85 quest blues or, at most, Tier 11; people will be running the raids that you can actually handle.