Your all-time favorite MMO?

[ShiMoShinkenFry]

Nah, microsoft would be dumb to do that lol

You really honestly think that they wouldn't do it?

[Matala]

Dark Age of Camelot will always be #1 to me. The 3 way realm vs realm fighting where literally hundreds of people fighting at one time over one keep, tower, or relic castle was fun, chaotic, and adrenaline filled. You can solo, small man (4 or less), 8 man (full group), or zerg (1 to infinity) since each realm had it's own RvR zone filled with that realms castles and towers. They had 1 rvr zone for each realm and now there also two rvr enabled public/common dungeons. The trick to the oldest rvr dungeon is that your realm has to own the most towers to have access to the entrance. The game uses pve to learn specs, abilities, targeting, focus fire, crowd control and how NOT to break it because it's so important to the end game which is RvR. With good CC a fg of 8 can drop 100+ players in the right situation with the correct ability use. Strategy was everything in that game because it was always better to attack an undefended keep. However, most of the time you needed that specific keep if you were pushing to take a relic from the realm you are fighting in. The game is still running 12 years later and I play it from time to time with some buddies that I've played with since I started playing DAoC.

[Protonix]

Shadowbane...similar to DAoC.

[Figuah]

EVE Online! all the way....cant beat the rush from pvp in that game....

[nosworc]

No WoW players here? World of warcraft was my first experience with mmo's 7 years later i still hop on from time to time, didn't really get into Mop though.

[Ralron]

Also played World of Tanks, but since the update on the graphics i cant run it anymore :P

[skepticck]

Guild Wars 2 for the way they implemented real cooperation between players and no kill steal, the dynamic events, the attention to detail, great graphics, great community etc...

[Midori Oku]

Phantasy Star Universe was my favorite by far.

PSO2 sucks in comparison to PSU in my opinion. However, I will say that it is a good game. I've played on the Japanese servers (and still do), but it's far from PSU. There are vast differences, and the only thing that's basically the same is the "Phantasy Star" name, and the same three base classes. The combat system, missions, and upgrading weapons/armor are way different than PSU. Don't play it and expect to know what you're doing from the very start. In all honesty though, if you want to play PSO2 your best bet is the Japanese server. It's really not that hard to learn to read Katakana. If you set your mind to it you could learn it, or at least get the hang of it in a week or two. You could also use the English patch, but I would not recommend it just because I doubt it will be updated forever. Better to learn the Japanese now, than to wait until you would be forced to. I personally just would not want to play on an inferior (NA/EU) server that's already going to be almost, if not more than a year behind in content.

Here's for people who was to see a comparison between the two.

Phantasy Star Universe:



Phantasy Star Online 2:

[Muffins]

space cowboys/air rivals

Man that was fun. I played as an I-Gear and there was joy in just speeding around the place, few months when I came back I tried an A-Gear and that left a real sour taste in my mouth. So boring!

Mine is Ragnarok Online.

[ShiMoShinkenFry]

Phantasy Star Universe was my favorite by far.

PSO2 sucks in comparison to PSU in my opinion. However, I will say that it is a good game. I've played on the Japanese servers (and still do), but it's far from PSU. There are vast differences, and the only thing that's basically the same is the "Phantasy Star" name, and the same three base classes. The combat system, missions, and upgrading weapons/armor are way different than PSU. Don't play it and expect to know what you're doing from the very start. In all honesty though, if you want to play PSO2 your best bet is the Japanese server. It's really not that hard to learn to read Katakana. If you set your mind to it you could learn it, or at least get the hang of it in a week or two. You could also use the English patch, but I would not recommend it just because I doubt it will be updated forever. Better to learn the Japanese now, than to wait until you would be forced to. I personally just would not want to play on an inferior (NA/EU) server that's already going to be almost, if not more than a year behind in content.

Here's for people who was to see a comparison between the two.

Phantasy Star Universe:



Phantasy Star Online 2:

Are you the Midori that had their account stolen on PSU? o.o