LFG that I can play on my netbook

Realedazed

I've tried Pogo and while fun, it just isn't what I'm looking for.  I used to play Puzzle Pirates on my old laptop, as much as I like the idea of the game, the puzzles do get a little repetive.  So, anything else?  I may try Ultima Online..again. 

What I'm looking for:

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  Something fun (Duh)
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  Crafting would be a plus
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  Socialization is a must. Its the reason I like MMOs
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  I'm willing to try any theme

Actually, I'm not too hard to please.  Oh yea, NO MANAGEMENT GAMES. I don't even know what they are really called.  Browswer based Civ Clones, I guess.  I do enjoy them occasionally, but no thanks.

 

Thanks!

mrcalhou

I don't know of any MMOs or games that can be played on a netbook since I don't have one, but I'm going to chime in and say that I've had fun playing games on Kongregate, so in the interim you might find that fun if you don't already know about it.

yokam888

theres lots of them on the games list

but these are the games thats installed (and running fine) in my netbook:

1. guild wars

2. luminary/goonzu online

3. dungeons and dragons online

4. runes of magic

5. linkrealms

6. trickster online

7. MU online

8. hello kitty online (LOL)

9. anarchy online (but i just recently uninstalled it, the game runs fine but its just not my type)

ive also seen world of warcraft beeing played on a netbook in youtube.

 

guild wars, ddo and RoM, you need to set to lowest settings to get decent framerates (12-20 fps)

btw i have a stock (never overclocked) msi wind u100 netbook.

GrubbsGrady

While it is not multiplayer, Torchlight is a great game that can be played on netbooks. It actually has a specific netbook mode! The game itself is sort of like Diablo/Fate with a nice little story and fun gameplay.

They are working on an MMO version, so dropping the $5-$20 to get the game wouldn't be a bad idea even if just to familiarize yourself with it!

There is a demo for it on steam if you want to check it out Hope you enjoy!