In Need Of A Fun MMORPG

Or if you're looking forward to SW:ToR wait 'til next year and save your money :)

WoW is the best MMO, but it tends to get really boring after a time(for me anyway)

I suppose World of Warcraft would always be a good suggestion, although Lord of the Rings Online is going free to play in coming months:)Same_Jeans_On

Darkfall is fun if your into looting entire gear from people you kill in pvp.

DDO Online is good.

I'm currently enjoying City of Heroes. It always has me coming back to it, even after a 3 year long break.

This game is just unique....it costs $15 a month, but you can get the game for around $10 on Amazon which comes with 30 days free.

Also there is a 2 week free trial, here -http://www.cityofheroes.com/trial/index.html

How is Runes of Magic? Anybody play this one?Renevent42

I play WoW, its extremely polished and well balanced. It's a little slow in the beginning, might not be for a newcomer, but the regular old Vanilla WoW leveling areas get boring. The dungeon tool makes it a lot more fun to level in most cases, except for the occasional douche.

Can you suggest more free ones? Something that if I don't like it, I can just delete it?Upupin

Ultima Online is my favorite mmorpg.
http://www.uoherald.com/stygianabyss/launch/

[QUOTE="Upupin"]Can you suggest more free ones? Something that if I don't like it, I can just delete it?ChiliDragon

Yes, I've heard of that website. I want a suggestion from you, not a website that may be paid to advertise games.Upupin

World of Warcraft is a really great MMORPG, probably the best out there. But be warned, it's a huge timesink. :P

In my past experiences with MMOs I can tell you which ones I have enjoyed.

My first MMO was EQ and EQ 2 and it is difficult for the most part. You have lots of classes/races, an assortment of professions, and interesting areas to quest. Hell you even getto customize your own house.Although like I said it will kick you in the balls and laugh at you while you try to play the game and learn to play.

Second was WoW, it is fun and simple. You have a good amount of races, classes, professions, raids, dungeons, BGs , and story lines. Although the game is terribly addicting be careful how much you are willing to play. Take it easy and don't overplay or you will either A.) Never stop playing you will play all day and night or B.) become bored.

Third was City of Heroes and Villains, I loved this game for the fact that the customization was amazing as hell. You could create the hero/villain of your dreams pretty much. You have an assortment of powers at your disposal and tons to do. Though it seems that some of the quest dungeon places were coppied and pasted most look too alike.

Fourth was Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning, fun PvP game, good classes and races, and interesting story and gameplay. Though it only has 100k players atm due to launch failure it's still a decent game.

I played Guild Wars, but I don't remember if it was before/after WoW. It's fun for a story based MMO, you have quite a bit of classes to start with and a huge story plot. Though you cannot choose race (not until GW2) Over time they released 2-3 Expansions adding more classes and more story it is fun, but it's only a matter of time until you get bored good thing it is free.

LotR online will be free in the fall, DDO is fun for D&D fans out there. SWTOR is on its way and looks really enjoyable now. Warhammer 40,000 Dark Millenium still has about 2-3 years left. You have a lot of choices so find one you like and get to it!

I know a lot of you play MMORPGs. I love them too, but I can't find one I like.Upupin

Mabinogi is by far my favourite free MMORPG. I'd check that one out. Runes of Magic can be entertaining as well.. I like the dual class sytem. But the game can start to feel bland pretty quick.

Personally I am holding out on MMOs until The Old Republic/The Secret World come out.

I'm looking forward to both games but I don't want to give up on either... why oh why do they have to come out at roughly the same time?