I'm with Luccheno on this one.

Both sides make valid points here, but until you have a chance to see (and even try), I find it hard to lock into an anti-mouse stance with any solidarity. Plenty of games pull it off just fine.

I haven't played League of Legends in years due to toxicity in the community (at least back when I quit it), but I found many of those matches to be incredibly intense - equally if not more so, than the SMITE matches I play today. On the other hand, I don't feel near the intensity in DoTA 2 as I did in League of Legends shrug

For me I'm open to whatever movement the developers feel best, and will form my opinion when I can see it in action.

@prometheus said in Open World PVP?:

Alternatively, you can play as a human and go criminal - on Syndesia it will definitely be easier to target players who are less skill in PvP, but you'll have to deal with the law.

Demons definitely interest me - but I would be lying if I didn't admit the allure of dealing with the law on Syndesia - very curious to see just how fleshed out that system becomes and how well it's implemented!

Stevechard, the FAQ points out that the goal is "mid-range computers and laptops, including those a few years old".

Until we're at least into an Alpha stage (currently slated for 2018), it's unlikely they'll be able to give any more concrete an answer than that.

There have been a few MMOs without classes, such as Albion online that @Knulp mentioned, but they haven't saturated the market yet and are still a very welcome addition that deserves to be expanded upon. That's definitely one of the draws, for sure!

I appreciate the need for a single character who intends to travel to require more than one set of armor. It also opens up the potential for more economic impact of crafters and travelling resource merchants.

daily post after a long absence

Well this thread has been going on for an impressively long time. Hello again!

I should update now that I started poking around in Secret World again. Later this fall/winter, another update or three I'll hop back into Shroud of the Avatar as well I'm sure.

Welcome to the community, Eso!

I noticed @Kapier mentioned Wizards and Warrior 2, but I feel the need to mention the first

. I hear that and immediately know where in the game I am. Serious nostalgia.

I also second the mention of HOMM 3. I would add in

.

@zillah13 said in MMO you've played the longest?:

If I had to pick the ones that have stuck in my head the longest - definitely DAoC, FFXI, and Rift. I still miss the golden days back when I used to play them.

While I never got huge into FFXI, I'm right there with you on DAoC and Rift being stuck in my head for long periods of time. Particularly DAoC.

Chronicles of Spellborn is another that I have fond memories of.

I suppose I should participate, if only to say I've done so!

Welcome to the community!

@holyavengerone said in Any tabletop gamers?:

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1. Classical card game : 500
2. Board game : Carcassonne
3. Pen & paper RPG : D&D
4. Collective cards game : MTG

When you say D&D, is there a particular version you tend to play? The game has changed quite a bit between each version. I've played each one, and part of the reason I now play Pathfinder is the extreme departure from the 3.5 edition rules. 4th and 5th edition have been fun, but haven't lasted for long-term campaigns with my group the way Pathfinder has.

@teeboned - I also really enjoy Mysterium and Zombicide. Sheriff of Nottingham can be good fun as well. I'll have to check out Mellenium Blades, I've not heard of that before.

@frost When you say card games, are you referring to games like Magic: the Gathering and Cards Against Humanity, or more traditional card games such as Poker?