Allods was their other major "realistic-style" 3D offering. It did not do this the last time I tried to play it, sometime in (I think?) 2009, so I gave up on it permanently. It needed to offer WASD/strafing movement as a PVP optional game, (it is click-to-move navigation) and it needed to have an engine that supported Widescreen full-screen resolutions. Rappelz has a great 3d graphics engine, beautiful character equipment designs, early use of mounts, customizable skill/point distribution, pets, and a fairly decent interface for a game that seemed like it could've done so much better if not for two things. Since then they've released a few more of varying styles. gPotato - Another distributor that's been around for quite a while, their first offering for NA players that I tried was Rappelz back in late '06. I haven't started playing my character yet because I've spent too much time formatting this post!Ģ. Dragon Nest is something that just recently went into open beta for all players with a Nexon account.
The only thing I couldn't stand about this game was its fixed resolution and I think I wasn't able to play it in windowed mode so I never really got further than around level 20. MapleStory is a 2d platformer that is pretty fun and characters are surprisingly customizable. It has a pretty nice 3d graphics engine for combat, cities, dungeons, etc, but it is all instanced gameplay in the vain of Guild Wars, although there's even less overworld environment.
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Vindictus is more demanding on the PC than the other two popular Nexon games. Dungeon Fighter Online is a really fun 2d-ish hack and slash with some progression but I couldn't convince any of my friends to play it with me so I didn't get very far.
This wasn't a problem when the game originally went live for NA. Unfortunately now that it has several expansion content patches out, it's very hard to decide on a single character type progression as a new player with having different racial options. Mabinogi and its unusual rebirth system and persistent world environment is worth having a look at if you like to have many different options about what you can do to progress your character. In my opinion, their games are the most playable without any cash investment.
mostly due to the popularity of MapleStory as one of the earliest free-to-play MMO's. Their game currency cards are available in every convenience store north of antarctica.
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Nexon - One of the biggest distributors of free to play MMO style games internationally. They all offer more games than I've listed, but I'm only going with ones that I have played enough to remember any pros or cons.ġ. I'm going to answer based on NA distributors. I REALLY liked one of the races (the Undead-style robot race) but when I tried to play the game and felt like level 10 was an ordeal to achieve and 40 would be incomprehensible I uninstalled it and resumed my WoW addiction (which I've since quit). You didn't ask me, but I'm gonna answer, and I also agree completely about Allods. What's your current list of good "free" MMORPGs?
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