From what i've seen Arche age looks interesting. But i dunno, i've stopped hyping MMO's before release and just wait until i can test it out. Too much disapointment in the past.
Fere libenter homines id quod volunt credunt. Among those who dislike oppression are many who like to oppress.
Star Wars the Old Republic- Even if it turns out to not be a long term game, I think the story will at least make it worth the inital game cost and a couple months montly fees, though hopefully it can be long term.
GW2- Looks like it can be entertaining, and no montly fee, so thats nice too. I really couldn;t get into the first one, so I might end up disappointed.
TSW- This game's premise looks really interesting, however, with its developer, meh I still think it might flop. Though I may give it a try regardless and hope I am supprised.
Archeage- This would rank higher on the scale except that after Aion I hate Hate HATE Korean grindfest mmos. I understand a little grind, but when you're out in the middle of no where killing the same stupid mob over and over, sun rise to sunset to go from 44 to 45 after three days(yes im exaggerating...I think) I left the game a bit jaded. The reason I attribute it to something common with Korean mmos is from what my friend said of Linegage 2, anyways im getting off topic.
Tera- same reason, I expect a grindfest.
The only other MMO that might come out that I know of that I'm interested in is EQ-Next.....yes a game that they claim will be more like the first, aka grindfest, hypacritcal of me I know. I just liked the lore.
Im looking forward to all the games one way or another. But the most would be Star Wars: The Old Republic. As im a huge fan of the Kotor series i am eagerly awaiting this game.
I can only speak for myself. That being said, to me there is nothing but The Old Republic. Been patiently waiting for around 5 years now, on the home stretch.
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From what i've seen Arche age looks interesting. But i dunno, i've stopped hyping MMO's before release and just wait until i can test it out. Too much disapointment in the past.
Fere libenter homines id quod volunt credunt.
Among those who dislike oppression are many who like to oppress.
Star Wars the Old Republic- Even if it turns out to not be a long term game, I think the story will at least make it worth the inital game cost and a couple months montly fees, though hopefully it can be long term.
GW2- Looks like it can be entertaining, and no montly fee, so thats nice too. I really couldn;t get into the first one, so I might end up disappointed.
TSW- This game's premise looks really interesting, however, with its developer, meh I still think it might flop. Though I may give it a try regardless and hope I am supprised.
Archeage- This would rank higher on the scale except that after Aion I hate Hate HATE Korean grindfest mmos. I understand a little grind, but when you're out in the middle of no where killing the same stupid mob over and over, sun rise to sunset to go from 44 to 45 after three days(yes im exaggerating...I think) I left the game a bit jaded. The reason I attribute it to something common with Korean mmos is from what my friend said of Linegage 2, anyways im getting off topic.
Tera- same reason, I expect a grindfest.
The only other MMO that might come out that I know of that I'm interested in is EQ-Next.....yes a game that they claim will be more like the first, aka grindfest, hypacritcal of me I know. I just liked the lore.
Im looking forward to all the games one way or another. But the most would be Star Wars: The Old Republic. As im a huge fan of the Kotor series i am eagerly awaiting this game.
I can only speak for myself. That being said, to me there is nothing but The Old Republic. Been patiently waiting for around 5 years now, on the home stretch.
Tera , TOR and 40k
some intrest in Arche Age
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As much as I want to play a sandbox MMORPG, I much rather play a scifi themed MMO by Bioware so that leaves SWTOR.
Gw2........ End of story.
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