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What mmorpgs has skill systems?

I know that Ultima online has pure skil system. I'm looking mmorpgs what doesn't have level systems. What about these?

Saga of Ryzom, Anarchy online, Star Wars Galaxies, EVE online

 

Any other mmorpgs with some kind of skill systems?

 

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  • SothornSothorn Member UncommonPosts: 67

    Originally posted by Liliane


    I know that Ulitma online has pure skil system. I'm looking mmorpgs what doesn't have level systems. What about these?
    Saga of Ryzom, Anarchy online, Star Wars Galaxies, EVE online
     
    Any other mmorpgs with some kind of skill systems?
     

    Anarchy Online is a level system with skill points.

    Star Wars Galaxies, who knows...they may change it again anway.

    Eve Online is purely skill based, but is time based.

    I haved played Saga of Ryzom, someone else will have to speak for it.

    Planetside is level based, but the levels dont have any effect on your character other than the ability to use more weapons/vehicles during a gaming session.  (Of course, it is not really a RPG)

     

    I do have to say though, skill systems are far superior.  Many a day in UO was spent adventuring with people that had just created their account...something to be said for that.  Eve works well this way too...I can take my 2 year old character and run with a friend that wants to check it out on a trial...

  • LightBearerLightBearer Member Posts: 13

    Tales of Pirates certainly has a very well structured skill system

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  • xxthecorexxxxthecorexx Member Posts: 1,078

    EVE, Ryzom & UO as far as i'm aware of are the only skill based mmos left. SWG is NOT skill based anymore.

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  • tigris67tigris67 Member UncommonPosts: 1,762
    Originally posted by LightBearer


    Tales of Pirates certainly has a very well structured skill system

    are you serious? I heard that game was absolute grindfest, run of the mill, rubbish. The only difference was that it had boats.

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  • nomadiannomadian Member Posts: 3,490

    could loosely say Guild Wars if you ignore the 1-20 part and see all the skills you can get.

  • MR-BubblesMR-Bubbles Member Posts: 649

    I have to agree that EvE is a definate skill based game.

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  • DreamagramDreamagram Member Posts: 798

    Might want to make it more clear that you (I believe) are thinking of MMOGs with a skill advancement system, as opposed to a level advancement system. "Skill based" is often used to indicate that it takes (more) skill from the player to do well in the game.

    Not that twitch-gamers and strategists will ever agree what skill is most important, or should be in an MMOG. ;)

  • AmarantharAmaranthar Member EpicPosts: 5,852

    Originally posted by Sothorn
    I do have to say though, skill systems are far superior.  Many a day in UO was spent adventuring with people that had just created their account...something to be said for that.  Eve works well this way too...I can take my 2 year old character and run with a friend that wants to check it out on a trial..
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  • LightBearerLightBearer Member Posts: 13
    Originally posted by tigris67

    Originally posted by LightBearer


    Tales of Pirates certainly has a very well structured skill system

    are you serious? I heard that game was absolute grindfest, run of the mill, rubbish. The only difference was that it had boats.

    I suppose some could see it that way if they do not stick with the game to reap the rewards of their hard work.. Personally, I  like building skills, manufacturing or crafting unique items, putting quality time into the Sea Commerce, and greatly enjoy the special map areas available  with the prerequisite level/skills/reputaion points available only to those who stick to the grinding early on in game.

    I erred in stating the game to be skill-based, actually it is level-driven with skills an added aspect. MY  limited exposure to varieties of MMORPG is showing  - I tend to stick with a game I like for years ...

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