Maticus5664d ago

Speaking from experience, players on WoW's RP servers really get in to the spirit of things. It's a lovely environment, I always like to log on just to say happy Christmas to all my friends.

Leord5664d ago

I think RP servers are just having more fun. They stop and savour the content, and actually tries to feel like they are part of the world, rather than just min/maxing a game.

Not that they don't min/max, but they do it hand have fun at the same time :)

SCFreelancer5664d ago

I am not really into the hardcore RP, but those events are a lot cooler on RP servers for sure :)

Leord5664d ago

Me neither, I don't even have an RP character, but I have some friends on RP servers, and they just seem to enjoy the game more ...

NioNa5664d ago

I kinda miss playing WoW. :P Loved playing PVPRP. of course there is only one server for that. :D

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thetamer5664d ago

My favourite place is the desert, blowing sh1t up

Leord5664d ago

Not much to blow up in the desert :P

SCFreelancer5664d ago

Nice to have this list of MMO events. There are so many these days, its nice to see some side by side :D

Leord5664d ago

Oh yes, sorry! I didn't mean to ignore that! I just got caught up in the RP arguments :)

Awesome to have someone properly finding out just what is going on. Thanks, whoever made the N4G article :)

Malfurion5664d ago

Aion will have lots more next year. The western market is so different to the eastern one.

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PRIMORDUS59d ago

Been there since day 1, and the first beta, same with GW2. 20 years and they never said oh now we need to charge a monthly fee, and they only made Guild Wars no other games. I'm going to assume GW3 will have the same business model.

jznrpg59d ago

I got to 50 I believe but never got into it very much.It was fun but all of my friends were still playing EQ. Good to see it’s still going though.

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rlow1121d ago

The granddaddy just keeps chugging along.

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