What is your favorite MMO?

For me personally, my favorites would be:

1. World of Warcraft

2. EVE Online

3. Dofus

4. MapleStory

5. Warhammer Online

How about you?

Of all time? Probably

1) Ultima Online

2) World of Warcraft

3) Guild Wars

4) Ragnarok Online

5) Dofus

Edit: Man I forgot about Dofus, that game was fun.

Lineage II...thats about it :D

And maybe EVE...

WoW, no contest. I did enjoy Drift City, however.

Classic Everquest.

1. Dark Age of Camelot (the game WoW copied)

2. Ultima Online

3. Eve Online

4. Guildwars (some may not consider it a mmo)

5. Warhammer Online

WoW for me.

I thought WoW was garbarge, but with 14 million subscribers, I am in the vast minority with that opinion. The game is too cartoony and less pvp driven than I'd like... that said, here are my top 2, (tried so many MMO's over the last 5 years and they were worse than WoW)

1- Dark Age of Camelot (classic servers which no longer exist) good pvp driven game

2- Eve online (though since two expansions ago, can't think of the name) the game has been laggy in fleet battles and many bugs in general.

I'd recommend going out and getting laid instead.

Yeah, one of the only reasons I fell in love with MapleStory was because I could play it without feeling like I "needed" to -- in other words, it was free, a small download, huge community, and it was very casual.

Finally quit WoW recently after getting bored with the whole concept and the endgame gearing contest, and leading a guild was a huge chore.

Picked up EVE Online recently, now I'm in love with it. Strange, too -- I was looking for an MMO that wouldn't suck up my life, and I found this. Heck, at least it gathers stuff when I'm offline actually leading a life. xD

Warhammer Online was great after lots of bug fixes, too bad the game pretty much died instantly after release.

Dofus is just... great. Awesome, cheap tactical MMORPG with great graphics, a booming community, small download, and superb music soundtrack.

Vanilla WoW. Every single MMO before it or after it, has not caught my attention like WoW. But I believe things will change when Guild Wars 2 releases.

Vanilla WoW. Every single MMO before it or after it, has not caught my attention like WoW. But I believe things will change when Guild Wars 2 releases.

Elann2008

1. Dark Age of Camelot (pre-TOA)

2. Ultima Online (pre-Trammel)

3. Warhammer Online (only because no other worthy rvr out there)

EVE Online because simply there's no online experience like running through half of 0.0 space in a paper-thin interceptor. I've never had my heart beat as hard or fast as it did then. :(

Everquest. I really think i should start it up again and try and get into it.. I have such fond memories of the game that no other MMO has been able to satisfy. Nothing with quite a unique and rich world as that game has. Runners up would be EVE Online (very different and interesting), and Warhammer Online (love the battleground stuff).

Raph Koster all the way. Ultima Online and Star Wars Galaxies. Notice how each of these are butchered after he leaves the projects?

Everquest. I really think i should start it up again and try and get into it.. I have such fond memories of the game that no other MMO has been able to satisfy. Nothing with quite a unique and rich world as that game has. Runners up would be EVE Online (very different and interesting), and Warhammer Online (love the battleground stuff).

MyopicCanadian

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Vanilla WoW. Every single MMO before it or after it, has not caught my attention like WoW. But I believe things will change when Guild Wars 2 releases.

CaptainAhab13

Like a couple of other posters here, for me it's old school Everquest. I mean EQ as it was back in 2000. My experiences in EQ are the sole reason that many subsequent companies have gotten me to buy their games/subscribe to their monthly fees to play. And nothing has honestly come close to the greatness that was EQ, even the running through Rathe Mountains naked at 2 am to get my corpse from the bottom of Lake Rathe... Dark Age of Camelot did wonders for the PvP model certainly, and WoW did make the genre accessible, but also killed that very sense of community that I think MMORPGs are all about.

Like a couple of other posters here, for me it's old school Everquest. I mean EQ as it was back in 2000. My experiences in EQ are the sole reason that many subsequent companies have gotten me to buy their games/subscribe to their monthly fees to play. And nothing has honestly come close to the greatness that was EQ, even the running through Rathe Mountains naked at 2 am to get my corpse from the bottom of Lake Rathe... Dark Age of Camelot did wonders for the PvP model certainly, and WoW did make the genre accessible, but also killed that very sense of community that I think MMORPGs are all about.

blueness

lineage 2 FTW