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#1 G12aat
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Gunbound.
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#2 G12aat
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I can't remeber about the original, but yeah you can coop BG II.
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I would suggest something along the lines of Baldur's Gate II/ Icewindale, but Diablo is great too.
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#4 G12aat
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Comparing Diablo with Baldur's Gate is like comparing Portal with Half Life. They may both be roleplaying games in a broad, genre-label sense, but they are at very opposite ends of the spectrum.

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Very true. I've played both games and their sequels all the way through but I enjoyed the Baldur's Gate series a lot more. I thought it had more of an immerisve story and character development.

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#5 G12aat
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at the moment RPG's win hands down. Every MMO I've played devolves into pointless grinding very quickly, and there's no reason to play. If someone could make an MMO that uses the inherent advantages of MMO's, while incorporating the things that make single-player RPG's great, They'd have me. Doesn't look like that's gonna happen for a while.Mediocre_man90

I agree. Based on the games out I would say that I prefer RPG's, but imagine a MMO that lives up to it's potential. I applaude MMO's like Guild Wars that took the risk to get out of the rut that is MMO's (Grinding, fee's, etc).

Many MMO's have proclaimed that the story is driven by the community but rarely happens.

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#6 G12aat
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Guild wars is a great MMO with no monthly fee. Altough the game and all it's expansions might get a littly pricey, and trust me if you start playing the original you feel compelled to get the expansions. Also like the title states it's about Guilds, so most of the best side of the game involves a group of friends.
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#7 G12aat
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I would really recomend the 9600 GT. I just bought it a few months ago and I'm really happy with it. I thought it was great price for it's specs. Only complaint I would have is that the fan is a little loud.
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#8 G12aat
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Grinding is a pain, but I almost find it necessary. I find that when I play games that are too easy to progress you don't have a sense of acomplishment.

BTW Even though GW does try to eliminate grinding and there are many other ways to enjoy the game without it I believe farming is just another form of it.

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#9 G12aat
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I have been snooping around GS forums for months now and never bothered to make an account until I read this post. Just thinking about UO brings back such great memories. I do agree that a lot of today's MMO were greatly influenced by EQ but I played UO first and you never forget your first time. The first time I spent hours chopping that tree, the first I got PKed, first player I killed, and ofcourse first time I casted those magical words Vas Mani and Kal vas flam.