mmo? MMO!

[Robert]

Something about an angel samurai with epic riot-control AOE powers just seemed awesome. World of Warcraft never had anything like that.

Closest there is these days are some certain transmogrification shoulder armors that you could equip and just use certain abilities, for rogues (with Fan of Knives), Monks (Spinning Crane Kick) or Warriors (with Bladestorm). Close enough XD

[Homura]

I basically only play Phanatsy Star Online 2 for my MMO, which really isn't that great of an MMO. I dunno, I'm never really into the whole MMO thing.

[Ganyu]

The MMOs I've played are pretty much not-so-popular as to be in the same tier as WoW or whatnot. I have played MapleStory before which is kinda more popular amongst middle schoolers or used to be since the future generation is more of a FPS one. I've also played a lot of Dragon Nest and Neverwinter. You probably might have heard of them but didn't bother playing because your friends weren't XD Which is funny because my friends who invited me to the MMOs left the game but I continued to play aha /social creature I am

I basically only play Phanatsy Star Online 2 for my MMO, which really isn't that great of an MMO. I dunno, I'm never really into the whole MMO thing.

Omg PSO2, I got bored of it so quickly. It wasn't the type of MMO I'd go for.

[Zenith Avalon]

I played World of Warcraft from the beginning of Cata up until WoD, the new expansion. WoD killed the game for me because of removing flight (at current content), destroying professions, and too much rep grinding. I canceled my sub, which ends in a couple months or so. I play Final Fantasy: A Realm Reborn now. I LOVE it, and I'm super excited for the expansion! I may or may not re-up my WoW sub if I feel it's improved.

[EmeraldSky]

I was into Forsaken World for a while (still love the armor designs for all the classes, but I'm proud of my level 60-something bard) Tried WOW and couldn't get into it, and Rift back when it was P2P (been meaning to get back into it now that it's F2P). I have tried EverQuest (and didn't really like it, because you had to pay for the cool classes) and I was into The Lord of the Rings Online for a while--had some good times with a good friend of mine with that one.

One quirk of mine is that if a minstrel/bard class is available, I will likely play it

[Neo Emolga]

I'm wondering if everyone's tried or currently plays Aion. That game caught my attention simply because hey, your character can get an awesome pair of wings at one point of the game, but I wasn't sure if the rest of the game was good enough to get into. I don't know anyone that's ever touched it and kind of wanted to hear a thing or two about what to expect before going through all the trouble of installing it and updating it. I've heard it's F2P now and is rated about 8/10 by most sites. That's about all I know about it though.

[EmeraldSky]

I have tried Aion, and while the armor and weapons look cool, I couldn't get into it

[Zenith Avalon]

I have never played Aion, but it intrigues me because of the wings. I have no idea what the story is, though, and for me to play an MMO (or ANY game really) it HAS to have a REALLY good story, or I get bored very easily.

[Saraibre Ryu]

I might be the only person who plays Neverwinter around here. The DnD based MMO that is really fun once you get used to how the whole thing is set up. It does a good job of teaching you before you get thrown into the overworld.

[Neo Emolga]

I might be the only person who plays Neverwinter around here. The DnD based MMO that is really fun once you get used to how the whole thing is set up. It does a good job of teaching you before you get thrown into the overworld.

I think my problem is I've always disliked the way DnD handles magic and learning spells. I remember trying a mage in DnD and found it really wasn't that fun. I guess it was no surprise everyone in my group always played warrior and thief classes.

I just prefer the typical mana system. I can understand the no armor and weapons thing, but I've never liked DnD's spell system.