LF Fun, Casual game i can play with my friends

A1D3N

hi guys,

i am looking for a fun casual game i can play with my friends, doesnt have to be pvp, but i do like pvp aswell, just needs to be fun where we can play together, nothing too indepth, i used to play BDO and it took over my life because there was so much to do, just something abit more casual.

cheers

Grunty

Your choices make a game casual or not.  It's up to you to stop playing a game so you can do something else.  If you set a time limit and then you get to that limit and say to yourself 'Well, times up, so I'll only play for another hour.' and you end up not walking away for another four hours then you've chosen to not play casually.  

Set a time limit and shut the game down at the end of that time.  That is how you play casually. Telling yourself 'just one more quest' or 'just 40 more Gorflaxen ulnas' is not playing casually.

Kyleran

I recommend ESO. 

sumdumguy1

Final Fantasy 14, Secret World Legends, Guild Wars 2, Star Wars The Old Republic, Diablo 3  

I agree with the choices you make making any game casual.

Sovrath

I would say:

Guild Wars 2
Left4dead/Left4Dead 2 (these are extremely fun with friends)
Overwatch
Diablo 3

Albatroes

WoW is casual

Ungood

A1D3N said:

hi guys,

i am looking for a fun casual game i can play with my friends, doesnt have to be pvp, but i do like pvp aswell, just needs to be fun where we can play together, nothing too indepth, i used to play BDO and it took over my life because there was so much to do, just something abit more casual.

cheers

I personally am starting to love MOBA's for that "Casual Group" type of stuff. It's fast paced games, that are over quick, and I can walk away at any time without the need to feel like I need to play "just one more match"

I hate BDO's UI.. Just FYI, and that UI is the only thing stopping that game from sucking my life away.. 

Smir

Yeah we starting to play Hots more, and mixing it with a bit of pubg, wow is just bad, never have been able to get into it.

Scorchien

Kyleran said:

I recommend ESO. 

I agree with ESO , its about as casual as a game can get

Pr3sid3ntSkr00b

I've heard good things about vermentide 2.  Could be a solid game to play w a small group of friends. 

Sid_Vicious

Darkfall New Dawn just launched and is extremely group-based... everything in the game is crafted, for example... everyone's build is unique (if you choose to craft in some way it really makes a difference to others).

Its casual friendly for sure as you only need to play at the most 10 hours a week or so to keep your offline skill gain going constantly. By playing the game all day every day you do not really get ahead skill-wise, but would benefit from gathered mats and loot. Just need to stay subbed and earn mediation points (6k for every day you are not playing which is EASY to get). 6k can be easily obtained by a solo player AT THE VERY LEAST ONE HOUR. A new character gains offline meditation skill points VERY easily so the first month or two will be covered without any effort... beyond that its about 10 hours a week. Usually every time I play it pays for 4-8 days of offline skill gain and seems that I almost level up faster while offline.

The world is absolutely HUGE and there are so many options for what to do... mounted combat, naval combat, explore the seas and kill kraken or ice dragon, conquer sea towers, build player city or take it from another clan, dozens of dungeons, biggest world I know of without instances, kill dragons or devils among other mob bosses, housing and competition over village tax lordship, regular mob farming for crafting mats or money to buy things from player controlled economy, GM and player events (mobs can be controlled by GMs).

PVP is best out there, hands-down... you can transport goods to make money (banking is localized much like EVE online) or go raid others who are transporting goods. There are ships and tanks and other siege equipment... its a twich-based game with bunny-hopping capabilities (very nerfed lately though) and loads of fun. Really gives an adrenaline rush when PVP happens because its not as often as you would think and the winner gets to loot everything left behind (although they rarely do unless they use saddlebags and mounts or something... theres a factor of weight to deal with).

Although its a PVP game with full-loot and possible danger everywhere, honestly the PVE is almost always safe unless you choose to go to more dangerous areas for more PVP encounters. For the most part, you will find none unless you look for it or know where to go. Technically nowhere is 100% safe though. Its impossible to be spawn-camped or anything like that.

Try it out! Game has everything... not everyone's cup of tea but best MMORPG out there right now imo.

So basically you just need to be subbed to the game and play when you can to develop an endgame toon in a few months.

Will_Alter

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Captainblackjack

Guild Wars 2 is a great game, I enjoyed my time playing it.

Theocritus

Scorchien said:

Kyleran said:

I recommend ESO. 

I agree with ESO , its about as casual as a game can get

That scares me away more than entices!