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Great job with the list! I especially liked the honorable mentions.

Happy Friday, RED! EverQuest Live, TLP and P99 - this is more than enough gaming for me! 😺

Very cool video! Bunch of things I didn't know about

actually can't wait to check a series of you trying oldschool runescape. It seems very overwhelming yet shallow at first, but when you really dig in, i think it has the best combat, exploration, and immersion. Bad is grind times.

Started playing retail FFXI a few months back. Haven’t been this into a game in a while. Probably the most soulful game ever made.

Great video, Can tell you have done alot of research and game play. I wish 4 story was in here! Huge game back in the day

Nice one, really enjoyed it. Thanks!

Gw2 has been my favourite for 5 years now. What I love about it is the customization, the fashion, the end game challenging content, the movement being so smooth thx to mounts and also the community is amazing. it's easy and accessible from start, but gets harder yet more enjoyable throughout your journey of understanding the game. And the best part is, it's getting progressively better and better. Definitely give Guild Wars a chance, if you want perfect balance between solo and group content, plus very neat pvp with the world vs world system. it's also always easy to pick up on the game if you take a break. 9/10

Haven't seen a frost giant is 25 years. So happy to see its still going. I played on Bristlebane, long live Pouty, leader of Club FU. So many fond memories.

UO will always always pull at my nostalgia. Thanks for adding it to the list.

Very helpful overview! Thanks!

Just found ur channel. First upload of urs ever watched by me.. and I’m an instant sub. Good stuff. Watched it til’ the end. And although there was no mention of FFXI (🤣) ur delivery of the info was fantastic 👏 👏 👏

This is the best video about the MMORPG genre I have even seen, well played there! Keep up the great work, subbed =)

Dude you are awesome! I love your video I am torn on what game to play next I've played almost all the mmos u listed some I've played extensively for years great takes the pros and cons. Great video.

Loved the video! It was super nostalgic hearing about Everquest in 2023. The music and sound design for FFXIV and New World are absolutely fantastic.

Quarm just released and is an emulated EQ progression server going up to PoP. Super popular with 1800 people on atm. Also, chainbreaker is an insane EQ emulated server where you can mix and match your classes. It is insanely fun to play on and theorycraft.

I started GW2 recently and it's awesome! I work a 9-5 and I feel like I don't miss out on anything by only playing an hour or so a day. The players are really sweet and it's very nice to see people gather to attack random event bosses.

Awsome video, really useful. I started playing ESO but had my doubts about if there were better options

finally someone mentions project gorgon, ive been having alot of fun on it.

Runescape was a huge part of my life. The one thing I would say is stand out for the game is its quests. It's been almost 2 decades since I last played it, but I still remember details of many of the quests I've done in the game when talking to a friend that's still playing it. I am currently only playing Guild Wars 2 when it comes to MMOs. The combat is what makes me stick by it. I've played almost all the MMOs that was talked about in the video, and while there are games that feel better at first in terms of combat. GW2 follows the same philosophy as Pokemon imo. Very simple gameplay mechanics, but the depth is there for people that look for it. In Pokemon, you can easily just pick a team with high stats, and use moves with high power and sweep through the story. There is however, a lot of depth when it comes to team synergies, and battle strategies when actually fighting against another player. The same goes for Guild Wars. You can easily just use the weapon with the highest numbers in their skills (usually greatsword or scepter), and just treat it like a typical action RPG. If you want more engaging and deeper gameplay, you can think about combo fields and finishers, as well as trait and skill synergies. the team synergy is also extremely good. Unlike most MMOs where team play is basically a trinity system or 4-5 ppl playing a single player game, GW makes it rewarding to think about team composition. Some things that come to mind are things like a trait for Guardians makes it so you gain an extra 25% crit chance when you have the Resolution boon. It is hard for a Guardian focused on DpS to supply that much for themselves, but there are some support classes that can provide you that boon if they change their build for it. Another example would be Chronomancers with the Slow debuff. Similarly, they gain 15% crit chance against slowed enemies. Someone else in your party can trait for slow application to increase your contribution.

SWTOR, especially the Knights of the Fallen Empire and knights of the fallen throne xpacs for solo story content, those 2 xpacs are peak (only surpassed by ffxiv's 2 newest xpacs) in terms of story, ive never been so immersed in the star wars universe than with those 2 xpacs. I would recommend everyone just go for playing those 2 xpacs as a solo rpg experience, its incredible

LET'S GOOOOO! Best video man - well done!

EQ2 continues to be my favorite solo MMO experience. Low populations means that grouping isn't great, but you can level up your toon to max 125 and never have to group once. Great quests, good alternative advancement system, hundreds of hours of gameplay. i've played dozens of MMOs, and EQ2 continues to be my absolute favorite. Hints: 1. Get an all access pass, as it's more than worth it. 2. Join a friendly guild with a lot of helpful, established veterans. They love to see new blood, and you will get loads of helpful advice.

Everquest was my first mmo. I was instantly addicted. 1999 - 2000 was a good time. Quake arena was also on 🔥

Ive just got into Guild Wars2 after 15 years of wow and its incredible. Pvp is smooth, quick but revarding at any lvl. No subscription, you buy the game and thats it. Mounts are amazing, dungeons, raids, mechanics feel great. I couldnt stick with anything after wow but this game at this stage is amazing. And you dont have to worry about being left behind since everything stays relevant…

Nice overview current MMO offerings.

Solid rewiev and recommendation ☕👌

Every aspect of outlands is super in depth and you can spend months on just one specific aspect, just when you think you have a grasp on something and you decide you want to try something else on the server you find out its another super deep system you can spend hours and hours learning and advancing in.

Love your EQ videos, please make more of them! Do you still play?

what an amazing and insightful video loved every second of it

Really good job, this was a good summary

I just started playing Ultima Online again and I am hooked. That game will always have a special place in my heart ❤️

Please do a video on Anarchy Online, Shadowbane (both steam and emulator), Earth & Bryond emulator, the different UO and SWG emulators, etc.. so many great forgotten games that people dont realize they can still play. Love your videos keep up the great work!

As someone who has spend most of my time playing mmos, playing gw1 and gw2 i feel like i rarely hear the complaint about the direction the game takes, and i 100% agree, the main reason i quit was because of the direction, i feel like the parts of the game that are in a bad state often never get looked at, and the parts people care about sometimes get ignored or altered to a point where people dont care, they dont seem to be in touch with the community and thats unfortunate

Hell of a review - love it

I keep coming back to LOTRO and FFXIV. LOTRO's world just puts you in a headspace where you don't need to rush, it's like the retirement stage of an MMO player, and I'm currently completing all of the story books (of which there are tons) at my own pace, taking it like a real adventure. It's an exercise in immersion and you feel yourself getting invested in lots of small tasks and making your own priorities as to what you want from your stay on Middle Earth. In FFXIV I enjoy the social aspect, the world, as well as the MSQ, but I only find my self returning a couple months a year or every two years, and I tend to be an expansion behind in terms of story, taking my time. Ultimately, these two games don't make you feel guilty for playing them casually and I'm happy to give them money when I feel the urge to revisit them as someone in his 30s without the drive to no-life an MMO like I used to when I was in a race to server first raiding guild on WoW.

The FFXI disrespect! :D Its essenitally Japanese EQ that was made by Square-Enix in its heyday and made available on PS2, 360, & PC that could be played with a controller and/or keyboard. (Or K+M if you're a masochist.)

I love your review on GW2 here.

Great vid!

Great video i do agree that level scaling is one of the worse things ever added in mmorpgs, takes away the whole point of leveling when everything becomes the same lvl as you. - Also nice to see Embers Adrift be mentioned as it's a great game just lacks the players and its pretty much in early access still but 100% worth it now that it's b2p in my opinion.

Glad you speaking about Project Gorgon. Also i'd liek to add Broken Ranks to the old school VIBES MMORPG category, it's a modern MMORPG disguised as a Baldur's Gate/Neverwinter Nights old school game

been playing BDO for two years i love it i really only spent money on the tent and inventory weight i feel like both those make the grinds far more bearable. i have full pen gear and tet accessories at the moment.

Very good video. it may be because I'm getting older so perhaps I "lucked out" on the timing, but for FFXIV, ARR felt like worldbuilding (fine, well done, enough that I felt like I couldn't skip story), Heavensward felt fun but a cliche MMO story (tons of fun though, it wasn't bad), Stormblood had a really really good story (post-Stormblood content being a step up to what was coming so much so that there was a boss fight with literal story content going on during it), and Shadowbringers was the pinnacle of MMO storytelling for me. As far as the older bit, as corny as it sounds, I very much remember thinking and being serious when doing so "I better live long enough to see the end of the Hydaelyn saga/Endwalker completion because this is going to feel sad otherwise" and then Endwalker, much like Shadowbringers, did an excellent job of doing callbacks to earlier content and just bringing everything to a satisfying conclusion. Which was one thing I hated about WoW's story and to an extent EQ's (though admittedly, I was late high school/early twenties when playing EQ so I may be downplaying EQ on story), but WoW always felt like we were getting better and better and then we kill the big bad and then we're back to square one: all the stuff we did was fairly meaningless in the grand scheme of things. Comparing that to FFXIV where, sure, there's new stuff with the next expansion, but everything you did felt like it was getting your side into better position to combat the other side. Just beautiful stuff, honestly. Stormblood and on, masterwork. Endwalker was the conclusion of the previous story so I'm kind of hoping the next expansion is just, well, fun maybe. Maybe an expansion without life or death stakes would feel like a nice palate cleanser for whatever comes next. The PvP can be pretty meh though, you are right. I do mildly enjoy the Crystalline Conflict stuff though. But it feels like a very fun mode held back by the skill system a bit (though can kind of tank in it, even as a healer, if everyone is focusing you which is kind of interesting)

Honestly, Guild Wars 2 is just amazing. I've been playing it for a few weeks already, and I haven't found a single toxic player. Everybody was so helpful and friendly, I really like the GW 2 community, and of course how big the game is, the freedom you have in it. If you don't care about graphics and you just want to have fun and mostly make new friends while exploring, this game is for you :)

As someone that played most of these games that were mentioned i can say that you nailed most of the info pros/cons and as for rs3/osrs the game has so much content, has so many skills that can literally take you weeks or months to max each as a new player. The playerbase does kind of has this (doing quests is exp waste) mentality and sorry but i am also one of them lol! Dont get me wrong i do a new quest once a blue moon and i dont even got half of them done. Theres just so much to do and on top of that you can get into the market system of it and learn to basically understand its economy and get to meet other people that have unique setups for bosses or even grinding exp. You can literally go and just be free and do whatever you want and reap benefits one way or another but most importantly you get to learn what weapons and combos work best on each NPC and just have tons of fun. I know you didnt mention DCUO or ASE but those 2 are literally dying specially ASE. I played those 2 for years and ASE is getting its official servers shut down but the unofficial/dedicated servers are still fun. Just wouldn't attach myself to it if i were new to it. The new game ASA is coming out as well but im kind of boycotting it so please dont buy hehe. As for DCUO it was great when it had a bigger playerbase but i believe that changed when they "adjusted" the pvp side years ago. They only made it so those who can exploit can easily kill you while you stand no chance as abilities do no pvp dmg on public areas unless youre in a pvp arena. All 3 of those games for sure require you to be social to do end game stuff but playing solo is still very possible! FINAL FANTASY!! That game was just amazing when i played it years ago. I believe i only quit it because my ex girlfriend hacked into it and stole all my stuff in it but if it wasnt for that i would of probably kept on playing! Amazing story and content all around for sure!! Only bad side was the pvp like you said..it just felt empty.. like even if you died or killed lots of the pther team playrrs it never felt like it was a accomplishment. The market in all of the games above were super fun to mess with as well. Im still pretty active on rs3 and ASE until they shut the servers down at the end of September. All ive been doing is giving my tamed dinos to those who never even probably got the chance to tame one or use one in official server so it feels nice to see and hear people 's joy as they ride a maxed out giga or mana or even just going in to kill bosses and then using TEK to mess around and punch t rexs with it 😂

EverQuest is pure nostalgia I know for a lot of people DandD started it all but for me it was EverQuest turning my self needlessly into a tree was the coolest thing ever!

Great list, although sometimes your choice of games for categories sometimes feel a bit weird, I can mostly agree with the pros and cons of the games I know.

I just can't get away from EQ, I come back to it almost every year. P99 is defiantly fun for a while, but if you've played lots of progression or emulated servers it can get kind of old. I personally prefer p2002 or Wayfarers Haven emulator. I allows you to 3 box and has a few more expansions (notably Planes of Power and recently added Omens of War.)

305k views! Congrats. I wish we could pull those numbers every video lol. Frigging algo is an enigma to me.

I was in the alpha for ESO because I am a huge Elder Scrolls fan. I played it for a bit after launch but I was heavy into hard core raiding in SWTOR and then moved to FFXIV.

I got my introduction to MMOs with City of Heroes/villains back in 2005. I played that game for 7 years until they shut down the servers. However, now there is the Homecoming server which hosts city of Heroes/villains that is public facing so anyone can play it again for free. They only ask for donations for operating expenses.

OSRS and RuneScape 3 honestly have some of the best story in any game you'll ever play. They have hundreds of quests that can take 20-40 mins to complete without a guide and a few massive quests that can take hours. They don't have any gather x of y quests and the quests are truly a masterpiece when it comes to storytelling. I've spent approx. over 300hrs questing exclusively and I haven't even completed half of the quests

You nailed this video! Way more in depth than I was expecting. Now I want to play most of them though!

Played WoW since July-2007 until December-2021. But, been playing GW2 since january-2022 until now and I am loving it.

You did really good in this. I see top channels do the same video but give nowhere the same amount of depth of info.

To be honest.. while it's still alive, if you haven't tried Age of Conan, I think it's well worth putting a bit of time into. Especially if you're just looking for another world to explore, even if it's just for a short time. Very enjoyable game, immersive, great combat, detailed environment etc.

Global cooldown is really only an issue in earlier levels. Once you get to near max level you’ll need to press enough buttons on your rotation that GCD isn’t noticeable

Living my best eq life on Thornblade right now!

Eve Online pros: 1) A huge social system, including group missions, extensive corporation systems and massive alliance battles. 2) Player driven economics. Nearly everything that you buy and sell was created by a player, excluding some PVE loot which can drop. 3) Meaningful penalties when you die. You lose a battle and you lose everything, making every decision during an encounter important. Eve Online con: 1) You WILL be ganked within 15 seconds of undocking...

Funny enough when people play FFXIV for long enough to get to know other people, create (or join) Free Company, start doing content together, eventually it leads people to realise the amount of player-driven content in that game and amount of social aspect there

awesome video, iv played every single mmo idk what it is but i ALWAYS seem to go back to World of Warcraft

Dark age of Camelot, one of the longest running MMORPG that started in 2000 (beta) launched retail in 2001 and has never stopped and still going strong today, DAOC is still one of if not the best PVP based MMO ever made and really should have been on this list!

Can SWTOR get an honorable mention? Great story, voice acting, good combat UI, ok social, and ok pvp but definitely a value game

Started playing WoW in Dezember 2006 and I will not stop playing until they shut it down at some time. It's the only game I really love! ❤

That dragon riding in wow was something lol

Great video. You da man!

Watching this video made me wonder how Dark Age of Camelot is these days. DAoC and EQ were my thing back in the day. Miss those days.

I think Classic Era (not WotLK) deserves a separate mention. It's almost a completely different game from Retail, without many of the BS systems that are a plague upon modern gaming.

My friend and I recently enjoyed the Beta test for First Descendant. It's over now but I can not wait for the release, supposedly it will be free to play.

great vid. a lot of insight for me as someone who hasn't played many of these mmo's. the only criticism i have is the blurred playback while you make your bullet points was hard on the eyes and a bit annoying. there are workarounds to clarify your text while maintaining clear playback. thanks for the content.

i totally agree with ur gw2 points. it's a pretty good game and you really don't need to pay money after u buy it, save perhaps for some inventory space to make your life easier or to unlock the living stories, which is a fair trade for not having a sub and are also things u can unlock with in-game money if you grind. my problem with the game was the same as yours, i honestly felt purposeless in it after finishing the story and doing some strikes and fractals and gearing up a few characters. i know there are plenty things to do in the game, i know people that have been playing for many years and still find motivation for things to do in the game but i'm not that type of person and i know many others aren't either, which is why gw2 was never a massive success, which is a shame really cuz many other mmos have stolen a lot from this game, which just shows how much potential the game has. i had the same problem with eso too but that game was much worse in every aspect compared to gw2, i even have that sort of problem with ff14, which is my favorite mmo. i'm not saying these mmos need to hold ur hand all the way through and tell u do this or do that or force u to play and do chores like wow but i do believe there needs to be a balance between freedom and some direction and not forcing people to play but giving them reason to do so if they please.

On the games I've played the biggest points for me are class choice and tradeskills. Obviously FFXIV hits both those points being able to play all on one character. I love BDO because there are so many classes to choose from not to mention the graphics. ESO is next with class choice and TS, both great. New World imo hit a homerun on TS and the rest is ok. WoW was good when I played and the TS were good, but cannot do all on one character, class choice not so much and quit during SLs. EQ is good with good TS and class choice, havent played in quite a while. Dabbled in Lotro, Albion, and Lost Ark, but not much else, so really cant comment. One more point I'd like to mention is lore. For me WoW is tops since I have been so deeply entrenched in it since the beginning, with EQ second. I am sure I will try others as they come out and maybe come back to old favorites.

Lovely video! ❤

I saw an article about an Everquest 1 remake. I know the Everquest 2 remake was a scrapped. If they remake Everquest 1, then I'll definitely play it.

I feel like Warhammer Return of Reckoning deserves a mention. While it might seem like a complete WoW clone it's pvp experience is one of the best out there.

It is sad that DDO gets looked over in many of these lists. It's game mechanics were way ahead of its time. In fact, I am puzzled why many new mmo's can't or don't really employ these mechanics. Good vid. (Not a complaint lol)

correction, i would argue that EQ has 6 class roles - puller, tank, healer, dps, crowd control and damage mitigation. as someone who've play this game for years, without a good puller like a monk, you will not only wipe out your group, but literally cause the entire zone to to evacuate away from the train of mobs. likewise, without a shaman, most healers cannot keep up with the amount of damage the tank takes against a mob that not been slowed by a shaman. that is ultimately the demise of the game, because it is very difficult to gather a person from each of these classes and often players will have characters of multiple classes.

Just started Old School RuneScape a month ago and I love it

Gw2 only seems aimless before reaching level 80, because aside from doing personal story every 10 level, you have a ton of choices to level up to get to those story contents. You can do hearts quests, crafting, open world events, and meta events to level up, even map completion could do that.

Eve online. A space MMO 20 years old and still gorgeous. Varied PvE and constant PvP. Maybe the ultimate sandbox MMO, so much player driven content.

Respect for including EverQuest

Reminiscing what to play as you did in the old days, I went back to LOTRO and it's fun again.

New World developers have no plan, and no idea where they are going. They throw spaghetti at a wall, waiting for something to stick, and if it does they clean the wall removing anything being enjoyed. They said a ten year plan, but at the current rate it will not even be ready for release in 10 years( yes I know it has been technically released). It also has so many bugs, issues, and exploits, that it's real hard to enjoy things it does correctly. They do not play to their strengths, but they have become real good at highlighting the weaknesses. There are no joke multiple bugs and issues in every single territory in the game, and each patch brings more, like missing terrain(not kidding). Pair this with using discord and having """"NO FORUMS""" it's hard to get them to fix anything. It took me a solid six months of complaining and reports, to get them to fix a Faction mission in weavers that was broken for an entire faction after the weavers update. We are talking Crowfall, and Anthem level game development. It's sad because it does have potential, it will just never be realized.

The game I come back to is BDO - it's the easiest to leave and come back to and there is always a new character to try. New World might be worth another try by me - it was ok just not really a reason to stick around. With more PVE it might be better. Archeage is another one that I've been back a couple of times and now that it has a stable publisher I might try again. Archeage 2 is also on the horizon. Another game I dive back into every other year or so is EQ2 -- I have never been able to play EQ1, the controls are weird. EQ2 I dive back into as a new Gnome Monk and level my way up to the point of fighting Giants by kicking their big toes. I usually get a couple of levels past that point and then I'm good for a couple of years. I also dive back into GW2 every couple of years - slowly making my way through each of the races, once I get one levelled I take a long break so it is fresh when I come back. Looking forward to Pax Dei and a few others that are in the works. I don't mind playing in a world with PVP (good thing since BDO is one of my favs) but I prefer PVE. Also you forgot A Tale in the Desert (ATITD)- which is a very small old school non combat MMORPG that takes place in Egypt and wipes everything occasionally and makes everyone restart.

Upvote for being the only channel to not forget about ultima online :D Outlands is a marvellous server!

Great video! Thank you! I tried a lot of MMORPG's. But waiting, when somebody will realise game with getting older characters by playtime and possibility to extend lifetime or reincarnation storyline. With loosing of some stats- talents after dying in any circumstances, but not so hard total death like in WOW Hardcore, when after couple weeks of levelling you feeling really dead.😂 The breevity of life, what makes the world to move.😊

I've played pretty much every MMO that's been released (I'm 48 years-old) and I can safely say that The Lord of the Rings online is probably my personal favorite because you are never in a rush and there is a TON of lore friendly content in it. The world is massive and there are always things to do, the pvp is lacking but other than that the game is nearly perfect. I've played World of Warcraft, Everquest 1+2, Star Wars Galaxies/The Old Republic, Star Trek Online, Ultima online, Runescape, Guild Wars 1+2, The Secret World, Ragnarok, ArcheAge, Mabinogi, Runes of Magic, Age of Conan, Warhammer Online, Aion, Rift, Anarchy Online, among many others and none of them quite scratched the itch for me. Lord of the Rings online has a beautiful world, a lot to do, great quests, the best MMO community, and a fun profession system that is actually useful.

You know this videos good when the most replayed part is the end of the WoW section and the start of the FFXIV section

WOAH. Those look like some strong lenses.

Great video. Think I've played them all. Even Eve. The market feels stagnant but maybe it's just me.

Ok so for OSRS: good thing 1: Your freedom of choise. There are 23 (maybe soon 24) skills in the game, many of them go hand in hand and feed into other skills, there are usually many different ways to level those skills and you have full freedom to do it in any order you'd like and use any method you like. 2: The way you explore the game. Many areas in the game are locked behind quests, some armours and weapons are locked behind quests or minigames, you can unlock new spellbooks with quests. It doesn't mean you have to do all the quests, but if you want to try out something new, there probably is a quest that will lead you there or make it easier for you. 3. The player driven economy. Not everything can be bought with gold, but most items can, and you will be buying and selling stuff all the time, and the best gear in the game isn't locked behind group content, it's probably alot easier to get it if you have friends who do group content with you, but if you know how to make money you can just go make money and buy the gear you want. Some people even play the game for the sole purpose of roleplaying as a merchant and invest in rare items like in the stock market. The bad thing about the game: The grind. You better have some spare time if you want to play this game, because everything is a grind. This game will eat your time like I eat my tacos.

There is sure alot Id like to comment on here, but I just picked a couple of things. #1 Albion Online: I just loved this game at launch. It was so much fun until the later levels where you were forced to go into pvp zones to progress your crafting skills. In my older age, I have nothing against pvp, it did indeed have its time and place for me. However, I much more prefer consensual pvp now. I would jump back into this game in a heartbeat if they made a pve (or consent pvp) server. #2 Project Gorgon: I played this one for a few months. I have to say its an old school gem of a game. What was fun about this game was the learning curve. You grind and struggle only to find out a week later you could have made it easy by talking to a certain NPC, or doing something simple you never thought of. The player base is pretty friendly and helpful but there is alot of know/learn. If it goes on sale, I highly recommend it. The starter island seems a bit dull, but once you get to the main game, it picks up and opens quite a few possibilities for character advancement.

Legend of Bezogia player-driven economy is a great way to add another layer of depth and complexity to the game.

I play Perfect World Internatsional 11 years and i get there a lot friends😊nice video

Should make a part 2 covering the rest of the games out there. DDO, STO, Allods,etc.

I'm a huge fan of ESO but I never liked the One Tamriel update, nor the removal of hostility from enemy faction guards. I always felt like being able to interact with npcs, and pick up quests in enemy territories, WHILE having to avoid what is basically enemy military was more compelling gameplay than just being able to go anywhere and do anything. Also, I hyped for Necromancy myself, and fyi OSRS has a magic book that is commonly called the necromancy book.

The first MMO I played was the first iteration of Runescape, the 2.5D one. But played a lot of Legend Of Mir and MU before WoW

I love hearing about EverQuest. I am on a expansion server. Can you bring up best ways to get muramite runes. I can't afford to buy them all. I would love your ideas on how to get more with a 2 or 3 man group

I'm simultaneously surprised and not that SWTOR did not make the list. Like I expected to see it, but also understood why it didn't make the cut. Which is a shame because it's a pretty amazing fully voice acted "choices matter" mmo, but may be going into maintenance mode (allegedly) so meh. I'm glad I saw WoW even though I get the hate some people feel for it lol, it's had it's claws into me for the last 20 years and even though I don't play it nearly as much I also can't imagine my life without it. Blizzard refuses to sign the divorce papers, what can I say. 😂