1. World of Warcraft 2. Guild Wars 2 3. EverQuest 4. Dark Age of Camelot 5. Pirates of the Burning Sea 6. Skyrim 7. Diablo 3 8. Black Desert Online (so far)
EDIT: Well, Age of Empires should be in there somewhere, but I forgot about it.
1. Rappelz (early days) Epic 1 thru 4. After 4 the game went downhill fast. 2. Lotro 3. Rift (Before it went Free 2 fail) 4. Sid Meier's Gettysburg (not really an mmorpg by any means) 5. Runescape (Long long time ago in a galaxy far far away) 6. Tera 7. Runes of Magic (When it first came out really did like it) 8. Ashrons Call (back in the day) 9. Ultima Online 10. EQ1 (basically the standard)
Settlers 2 Mount and Blade: Warband Rocket League Civ 4 Europa Universalis 3, Victoria 2 and Crusader Kings 2 Warhammer Online Warhammer 40k: Dawn of War 2
Phantasy Star Online Soul Calibur Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina of Time The Longest Journey + Dreamfall World of Warcraft Splatoon Bayonetta 2 Xenoblade Chronicles (+X) Elite: Dangerous
Dragon Age (replayed a few times, for me that is a lot) Dark Souls (took me 262 hours to beat the first time) Lord of the Rings Online is the only online game I played for a really long time. I played around 4,000 hours I want to say. Obviously there would be a lot of AFK in there but that's my guess.
Diablo 2 Warcraft 2 & 3 Might & Magic 1-6, Heroes of Might & Magic 2 & 3, Arcomage Dungeon Defenders WoW Baldurs Gate 2 The Settlers 2, 3, 4, 6 Unreal Tournament, Duke Nukem 3D, Doom Descent Colin McRae Rally 4 Crash Bandicoot Creeper World 1 Railroad Tycoon 2 gold, Colonization, Civilization 2 Deus Ex, all of them (August 23, 2016 go go go)
...and the really old and the ancient... Lemmings Emerald Mines Sim City Bubble Bobble Super Mario 30 years ago: deliver newspapers/mow lawns to make money, find a friend whose parents were away for the weekend or not caring, rent a nintendo box saturday morning, rush home, play for 23h 40m straight (take turns sleeping), rush to take the box back, make more money for the next session. And thus were a gamer born.
...and a long list of substandard or wannabe mmorpgs... Most were not interesting to me because they were: pvp focused (I like pvp in other game types), story driven themepark (good for a rpg but has no place in a mmorpg), lacking longevity & content, superficial (dumbed down), and generally just insignificant when compared to the mighty eq or even the mediocre wow.
City of Heroes for me. Spent five years on that one. Whenever I wanted a bit of peace and quiet I'd go to the Shadow Shards and fly around there, sometimes took a trip to the Storm Palace just for the scenery!
lunawisp was my peacebringer in City of Heroes. She lives on, in memory, as my gaming id
Kerbal Space Program The original Warcraft I and II games, not the MMO TF2 Star Wars Galaxies Phantasie I II and III (Going way back on these https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phantasiehttp:// Command and Conquer (The original and the red alert version) Quake Falcon 3 (We played over modems and loser had to pay for the call)
Other than Kerbal, no recent games can hold my interest for very long. I dont know if it is due to the "been there done that" feeling because of my age and decades of gaming or there are they just cater tot he wrong demographic.
"Sean (Murray) saying MP will be in the game is not remotely close to evidence that at the point of purchase people thought there was MP in the game." - SEANMCAD
1. Wow (Vanilla and TBC mostly. Retail is dead to me and my time is invested in private vanilla servers currently) 2. Asheron's Call 3. Anarchy Online 4. SWG 5. Swtor (before f2p mostly. It's dead to me now). 6. DAoC 7. CoX and Champions Online likely about equal. 8. Others
This is an interesting question to me because the answers aren't necessarily the games I've liked the most. However, in terms of hours of enjoyable gameplay my top contenders are UO and WoW. I've been playing both on and off since their respective releases. I have also accumulated hundreds of hours in Terreria over the last couple years, which surprised me because I bought it on a whim. I never realized how much I loved digging holes.
Well i separate them into two categories,single player and grouping.
Single player without doubt most time spent was in Unreal Tournament. Grouping i enjoyed the most FFXI.
However i have played tons of games i really liked,i still just mess around with very old strategy games like Langrisser 2 and Bandit Kings of Ancient China etc etc.I really liked the Sorcerer King but darn game keeps crashing.I also really like Dishonored and 100% guarantee i will be playing the new one when comes out for many hours.
Never forget 3 mile Island and never trust a government official or company spokesman.
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Diablo series
Starcraft 1
Counter Strike 1.6
HoMM 2-4
City of Heroes
Dark age of Camelot (damn I miss that game)
Star Citizen (not released yet)
Any game in the Civ series - they are time warps. I start playing, I look up at the clock because I notice I'm hungry and it's 3 days later.
Factorio is my current Achilles Heel - several hundred hours in that in the past year alone.
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Fallen Earth
Diablo 2
LotRO
ESO
Rift
BDO, I think will be the next one that I put a lot of hours into.
1. World of Warcraft
2. Guild Wars 2
3. EverQuest
4. Dark Age of Camelot
5. Pirates of the Burning Sea
6. Skyrim
7. Diablo 3
8. Black Desert Online (so far)
EDIT: Well, Age of Empires should be in there somewhere, but I forgot about it.
2. Lotro
3. Rift (Before it went Free 2 fail)
4. Sid Meier's Gettysburg (not really an mmorpg by any means)
5. Runescape (Long long time ago in a galaxy far far away)
6. Tera
7. Runes of Magic (When it first came out really did like it)
8. Ashrons Call (back in the day)
9. Ultima Online
10. EQ1 (basically the standard)
Settlers 2
Mount and Blade: Warband
Rocket League
Civ 4
Europa Universalis 3, Victoria 2 and Crusader Kings 2
Warhammer Online
Warhammer 40k: Dawn of War 2
RuneScape
Second Life
Pokemon Yellow
GTA I and III
Trove
Command and Conquer franchise and similar strategy games
Uncharted Waters Online
Tecmo Super Bowl
Infantry
Europa Universalis II
Soul Calibur
Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
The Longest Journey + Dreamfall
World of Warcraft
Splatoon
Bayonetta 2
Xenoblade Chronicles (+X)
Elite: Dangerous
Dark Souls (took me 262 hours to beat the first time)
Lord of the Rings Online is the only online game I played for a really long time. I played around 4,000 hours I want to say. Obviously there would be a lot of AFK in there but that's my guess.
Diablo 2
Warcraft 2 & 3
Might & Magic 1-6, Heroes of Might & Magic 2 & 3, Arcomage
Dungeon Defenders
WoW
Baldurs Gate 2
The Settlers 2, 3, 4, 6
Unreal Tournament, Duke Nukem 3D, Doom
Descent
Colin McRae Rally 4
Crash Bandicoot
Creeper World 1
Railroad Tycoon 2 gold, Colonization, Civilization 2
Deus Ex, all of them (August 23, 2016 go go go)
...and the really old and the ancient...
Lemmings
Emerald Mines
Sim City
Bubble Bobble
Super Mario 30 years ago: deliver newspapers/mow lawns to make money, find a friend whose parents were away for the weekend or not caring, rent a nintendo box saturday morning, rush home, play for 23h 40m straight (take turns sleeping), rush to take the box back, make more money for the next session. And thus were a gamer born.
...and a long list of substandard or wannabe mmorpgs...
Most were not interesting to me because they were: pvp focused (I like pvp in other game types), story driven themepark (good for a rpg but has no place in a mmorpg), lacking longevity & content, superficial (dumbed down), and generally just insignificant when compared to the mighty eq or even the mediocre wow.
"I am my connectome" https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=HA7GwKXfJB0
The original Warcraft I and II games, not the MMO
TF2
Star Wars Galaxies
Phantasie I II and III (Going way back on these https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phantasiehttp://
Command and Conquer (The original and the red alert version)
Quake
Falcon 3 (We played over modems and loser had to pay for the call)
Other than Kerbal, no recent games can hold my interest for very long. I dont know if it is due to the "been there done that" feeling because of my age and decades of gaming or there are they just cater tot he wrong demographic.
MMO: Haven't played it in years, but WoW still rules the hours.
Single Player Strat: Collectively: Civ
Way back time machine: Bards Tale
Way Way back: Missile Command
I self identify as a monkey.
1. Wow (Vanilla and TBC mostly. Retail is dead to me and my time is invested in private vanilla servers currently)
2. Asheron's Call
3. Anarchy Online
4. SWG
5. Swtor (before f2p mostly. It's dead to me now).
6. DAoC
7. CoX and Champions Online likely about equal.
8. Others
You stay sassy!
2 . DAoC
3. Asherons Call
4.Warhammer
5 . Anarchy Online
Anarchy Online
Earth & Beyond.
Not one game after these three has held my attention like they did.
WoW
ROSE Online
Diablo 2
Soldier of Fortune 2
MU Online
Diablo 3
World of Tanks
Path of Exile
Halo 2
Rift
Grim Dawn
Wildstar
Anything below that is < 200 hours played
Single player without doubt most time spent was in Unreal Tournament.
Grouping i enjoyed the most FFXI.
However i have played tons of games i really liked,i still just mess around with very old strategy games like Langrisser 2 and Bandit Kings of Ancient China etc etc.I really liked the Sorcerer King but darn game keeps crashing.I also really like Dishonored and 100% guarantee i will be playing the new one when comes out for many hours.
Never forget 3 mile Island and never trust a government official or company spokesman.
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