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ESO is just so much more relaxed than FF14, that game was way too intense. ESO is much more laid back.

Some of the demo games were super comfy like Hugo

Removing quest markers should be optional. If you force remove it for everyone then 90% of players will quit

I tried it today. The dialogue options had me laughing my ass off but beyond that it was kind of boring. Very interesting game no doubt

visiting the Disney World server in Minecraft. That was one of the best moments I've ever had in gaming. Such a wholesome, innocent, happy server.

Basically, every single time I have ever bought a Square Enix game over the past 10 years, I deeply regretted it. Square is not the same company as it was in the 90s. This is the problem, people achieve success, then all the successful people leave, and the company becomes a hollow shell of...

Updated my FF14 review, I have to give it an even more negative review after I encountered even more bullshit in the game: They have an unnecessary payment system where you have to have two different accounts, which causes tons of confusion for thousands of players. In any other game, it's a...

ESO is cool cause you can do any content, the game adjusts to your level, so you aren't locked into a quest chain. There's also no 500 hour cutscenes like in FF14 so that's a huge plus too. PvP is pretty awesome in the game, too. Also the combat is simple, they don't make you learn 20 different...

My final review of Final Fantasy 14: They have an unnecessary payment system where you have to have two different accounts, which causes tons of confusion for thousands of players. In any other game, it's a simple matter of signing in, buying it, and subbing. That alone is a huge negative on...

does anyone remember those? Those CD-ROMs that had like 500 games on them, they were all shareware demos though. I remember Hugo's House of Horrors, Wolfenstein 3D, and a whole lot of games that probably no one can remember the name of.

It was the whole atmosphere/setting of the game that really captured me. You go into that weird underground world where all kinds of weird stuff exists. That game had soul.

I think they fixed the group finder, cause i found a PvP match using group finder in ESO within 5 minutes today, and a dungeon group within 10 minutes using it. As for WoW, good god, they dumbed the game down to the point that it just isn't fun anymore. Then again I was never into hardcore...

If it exists, it's been rebuilt in Minecraft. Universal law

Nice, i was big in SWTOR and was running a top guild for a few weeks. Guilds come and go pretty fast in that game. Anyway last week I bought Elder Scrolls Online plus all it's expansions.

Let's keep a dedicated thread to the main MMORPGs here. What's your favorites, and what about the game do you enjoy the most?