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Duo, very interested

me and my younger brother are going to start up an mmo. but i would like to know which game is the most fun for duoing?

any other info about douing would be greatly appreciated as well.

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  • GeridenGeriden Member UncommonPosts: 390

    EQ2 is really duo friendly

    and there is a load of healer type class's which makes it more fun well worth a shot and i think the free trial is on

    but you cant use the new race models in the tiral version i heard.

  • boognish75boognish75 Member UncommonPosts: 1,540
    in the trial of eq2 play the fae, u must play the new fae before trying the other races.

    playing eq2 and two worlds

  • ste2000ste2000 Member EpicPosts: 6,194
    EQ2



    Try Mystic (healer) and Shadowknight (tank)

  • HuriaHuria Member Posts: 311
    Everquest 2



    World of Warcraft



    City of Heroes/Villains





    All of those are VERY duo friendly. City of Heroes/Villains being the best if you have a short amount o f time to play (1-2 hours) and Everquest 2 and WoW being if you want to get really into a game.
  • AquakittyAquakitty Member Posts: 310
    LOTRO



    WOW



    EQ2 isn't that great imo
  • homeskillethomeskillet Member Posts: 119
    EQ2 is a great MMO for duoing.
  • GameloadingGameloading Member UncommonPosts: 14,182
    If you ask me, City of Heroes is by far the best MMO to duo in.
  • retrospecticretrospectic Member UncommonPosts: 1,466
    Warrior/Paladin, Priest, Shaman in WoW is a great duo.  Want to quest, you win.  Want to PvP, you win.  Want to instance, DPS is easy to come by.
  • RayalisRayalis Member Posts: 8

    thx guys, appreciate the help.

    so, its obvious that ill go with city of heroes/villains, wow, or eq2

    BUT, i forgot to mention that my bro was alot younger than me. hes not to young to understand games by ANY mean, he plays games all the time. but, this will be his first mmo.

    does that change the viewpoints alittle?

  • RayalisRayalis Member Posts: 8


    Originally posted by dhartz

    Originally posted by Rayalis

    thx guys, appreciate the help.
    so, its obvious that ill go with city of heroes/villains, wow, or eq2
    BUT, i forgot to mention that my bro was alot younger than me. hes not to young to understand games by ANY mean, he plays games all the time. but, this will be his first mmo.
    does that change the viewpoints alittle?


    <Mod edit>
    please dont make comments like this, Its immature (which happens to be what your criticizing), and its counterproductive.
  • HuriaHuria Member Posts: 311
    City of Villains is prob. the best bet then. All powers are useful and you really can't go wrong making a character. Basically I pick my moves by "holy crap that sounds awesome" and they tend be and work fine.
  • Rayx0rRayx0r Member, Newbie CommonPosts: 2,902
    Originally posted by Rayalis


    thx guys, appreciate the help.
    so, its obvious that ill go with city of heroes/villains, wow, or eq2
    BUT, i forgot to mention that my bro was alot younger than me. hes not to young to understand games by ANY mean, he plays games all the time. but, this will be his first mmo.
    does that change the viewpoints alittle?



    yes

    try city of villains/heros.  would be a good game to get his MMO wings

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  • tapeworm00tapeworm00 Member Posts: 549
    Originally posted by Huria

    City of Villains is prob. the best bet then. All powers are useful and you really can't go wrong making a character. Basically I pick my moves by "holy crap that sounds awesome" and they tend be and work fine.
    Also, the game is fairly simple to pick up, and it doesn't get complicated at all even when you start delving into Inventions (Crafting) and Supergroup (Guilds) stuff. Once you get the hang of it, it's all fun and cool stuff.



    I went through something similar to your case, OP. CoH was my brother's first MMO and he convinced me of getting it too so we played together. Of course, practically all the time we were duo-ing. He grabbed a Tanker and I got a Defender (in my case, a debuffer, not a healer), and we rolled all the way to lvl 50 together, we formed a supergroup, and the game's still our favorite game to play together almost three years later. We come mostly from an action game background, and we loved the game. If you like slower games which aren't that action oriented, well, you could try WoW. It's easy to pick up as well, but it's a little more about doing other stuff and not as centered around combat as CoH. I don't want to prejudice your judgement with my experience, but I have to say that I found the CoH community a lot more team-oriented than WoW, in general.



    In any case, good luck finding the right game for you and your bro to play
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