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Ask Slashdot: MMORPG Recommendations?
An anonymous reader writes "Lord of the Rings: Online's latest expansion, Helm's Deep, involved cutting many skills for all classes, with a only a handful reclaimable through the new, 1-dimensional trait trees. If you're not an end-game raider, you're out of luck. And if you are, you can now play your character perfectly with only one or two buttons. Like many who preordered the expansion, I feel robbed and I'm joining the mass exodus. What do you folks suggest? How do Guild Wars 2, RIFT, World of Warcraft and all the other MMORPGs stack up these days? What else would you recommend looking at?"
Repetition is good. My favorite repetitive MMOs are Candy Crush, or anything by Zinga. :p
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It's a lesser known title, but with a very dedicated core of players.
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But... but... I invite my friends and get more lives! ;p
W..w..W - Willy Waterloo washes Warren Wiggins who is washing Waldo Woo.
Amateur!
I solo'd up to the last level with just one button. Picked up some sweet 'shroom upgrades on the way, that Bowser guy didn't even stand a chance!
> In short, EvE Online reminds me way too much of real life. And that's what I play videogames to avoid.
I hear you. Same with movies. Wife's choices are inevitably downers. I tell her, if I wanted to be depressed, I'd stay at work.
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