Played it, Tera is better and is ow free, kinda like an upgraded Aion in a way.
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Tera looks pretty fun.
The character creation is what really drew me to Aion in the first place though.
Tera's is certainly better than most I've seen, but it could really use some body customization.
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Its not to bad with customization, could be better but not the worst. Combat is loads better.
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MOBA (Multiplayer Online Battle Arena) and ARTS (Action Real Time Strategy) are both bad descriptions of the genre, since they could apply to a lot of other genres as well (I mean, you could call Quake 3 a MOBA as well).
Experts agree that a more accurate description is Aeon of Strife Styled Fortress Assault Game Going On Two Sides.
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Even though it was listed and nominated as a MMO, it has game mechanics, which differ a lot from MMO gameplay, therefore it can't be considered as one. People can think of League of Legend's genre as they want, but this game's genre is Multiplayer Online Battle Arena (MOBA), not even an Action RTS, as it has less RTS elements than for example Defense of the Ancient.
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Think people are just mixing up the actual acronym of MMO vs the usage of MMO as a shortened form of MMORPG... It's Massive Multiplayer Online is what some people are arguing. It is not a MMORPG is what others are arguing. There's no other mechanics really needed to be an MMO than to be exactly that... Massive Multiplayer Online. Add other acronyms to the end of it though and it's a whole different thing. But I do agree, MOBA fits it much better.
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Doesnt MMO suggest that a lot of people can be in the same map at the same time? If 10 players is Massive, BF3 would be MMO as well with 64?
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Guild wars 2
(yeah yeah it's not a free game i know, but no monthly fee, so I guess it worths mentioning)
Pay once, totally worth it.
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If you want to accomplish something then MMORPG are the worst place to do it. They make you spend insane amounts of time on all sorts of things just to keep you playing longer.
Get some open world RPG, or sand box strategy, simulation and accomplish something.
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Planetside 2, Tibes Ascend, Lotro. Those are the only ones I play :)
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Alive and well actually.
One of the few F2P games where the system actually works. I highly recommend it!
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Depends on what you enjoy doing in a game with MMO genre. If you feel comfortable in shooters, try Planetside 2, Firefall. If you like dungeon crawler action hack-and-slash RPG games like Diablo, try Path of Exile or Spiral Knights. If you prefer just an MMORPG, you have to think first, as they can be split by amount of content they offer. World of Warcraft (even though it's not free and has a monthly cost), gives you a good grind of items since you've reached the level cap: Player vs. Player gear and Player vs. Environment gear. Also, if you enjoy the plot, it's a lot of games to play and lore with books to read. Leveling is also very nice, I like it a lot, but I suppose many people just trying to rush to the endgame nowadays. Now, if you prefer a game where you are free to do what you want: explore, gather & craft, massive World vs. World vs. World battles, try Guild Wars 2 (it's not free as well, but without monthly fee). This game has a really innovative approach to standard MMORPGs. There's a cool plot as well, but unfortunately there were no games in this fictional universe before Guild Wars came. You can grind for materials for best items, but they are just for looks, just to have the sense of achieving something (which I personally like), as their stats are the same as other weapons of the same tier. I've never played Tera, but I heard it's also cool. Try Runes of Magic, Allods Online, Aion - they are different for every taste, but I can't tell you more about them as I didn't like them too much. :P My personal opinion here will be Guild Wars 2, because WoW has gone in a wrong direction, and also has monthly fee and it's more expensive.
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Feel free to add me on Steam if you want to give EVE a try, I can send you a 21 day invite, help you get started and give you some support and/or funds. It requires patience but it's really a rewarding game, well worth at least -trying- it. Also if you play regularly you can pay for your sub with in-game money so it's essentially F2P after the first month.
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It's basically a Diablo clone MMO. It's fun, if that's your kind of game. It has a neat upgrade system, too.
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Can you recommend me some good MMOs to take time? It will be good if it will be F2P games, I'd like to play some MMORPG, when I can achieve something...
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