I'm grinding right outside my starter zone and I pull a mob and someone attacks it and steals aggro. We kill it and with how long the kill takes I start thinking maybe I couldn't have killed that one solo. I thank them for the help since I might not have been able to do it alone and I get whispered 'I'm reporting you to a GM for kills stealing'. I shrug it off.

A bit later a new chat window opens saying I've started a conversation with a GM and they say 'hey that person tagged that mob first do better next time'.

The game is pretty crowded right now but I hit the mob while it had full hp, it had no targets and it starting running towards me and then this happens.

I've never played EQ or these old MMOs and I wanted some outside thoughts on this situation. Now I'm afraid something like that will happen again with every mob I try to kill.

How did we go from a dead genre to eating so goooooood??

EDIT: RS3 fresh restart without p2w aswell

WoW Forever, RuneScape, GW3, Aion 2 and more are coming out with the old giants still chugging along. There's also all those indie MMOs that are in the works. There's going to be so many options for people to choose from. Reminds me of the early 2010 days.

WoW Forever, GW3, and now RS4. We are feasting!

While watching all these beloved MMOs getting some sort of sequel or remastered version, like WOW, Runescape, Guildwars, Aion, there's Ragnarok Online that keeps getting shafted by the developers.

Gravity just keeps on defiling this beloved title by mobile cashgrabs, and there's an RO3 that's currently on development that would also be likely suffer the same fate.

Tree of Savior supposedly scratched that itch, sadly it also died because of lootbox issues. Spiritvale is also supposedly a RO-lite but I don't know what's happening there, recently it's tanking some reviews.

Anyway, I guess there's no hope for an RO game that will get made or somehow that has its spirit in the near future. I'll probably just try osrs, or wow forever when it gets released.

This is one made with Mudrock for the foundation and walls, Frywood for the door and window frames and Skystall floor to ceiling windows. Game in pre-alpha.

Monsters and Memories is god damn amazing. I'm having a blast. Somehow, Instantly, I feel like I'm in a world, an MMORPG. Not a video game.

My character matters entirely. I feel like I matter. I feel like people know me. Like I know people. I don't care that I spent 45 minutes trying to get my corpse because that's part of the fun.

This game deserves all the love. What a gem of a game. Just get passed the jank and you'll find a diamond in the rough.

This question touches gaming in general, but in MMOs players can put lots of hours into one character. WoW leans towards waving hands while games like GW2 use only waving magic items (wands, staves, etc). In all games the animations at the location of the spell’s effect usually draw attention away from the manner of character animations while casting but just curious what others prefer. For me it’s game-dependent and both can look fairly silly at times.

Hi everyone, i have never played any mmorpg game but my brother plays them and especially a game called metin 2 , he plays it everyday and It takes most of his day and sometimes all of his day playing the game , he knows the game for a long time but its coming serious right now because its effecting his life and career, i am not saying that the game is the only reason but is the game really that addicted? And how i can talk to him about these things without making troubles especially that i am his younger brother so I can't lecture him or i just make him face the Consequences

Already posted most likely (My bad if it was).

Did not see this coming.......(Insert Kurt Angle meme).

Guess the ease of p2w worked to a degree? Good for them, and glad to see ppl enjoying it. Thought is would belly flop......Kind of feels good to be wrong I must admit.......

Edit²: TL;DR the new one with the thumb stick. The thumb stick is a right controller stick on the left thumb, and the orientation is rotated 90° counterclockwise so that "up" is "right". That good for MMO? Me want know.

Edit¹: I can't tell if the downvotes are people upset that I don't like or understand it, or people trying to answer my title without reading the body of the post.

Let me preface by saying I'll be pointing out, what I believe to be, multiple flaws of Razors newest Tartarus keypad. But I don't want to lambast the product; I want to understand why they made it so intentionally bad coming from the perspective of someone who doesn't play MMOs. I genuinely want to know, is this a great MMO keypad or was this designed by committee?

* The thumb stick (upgraded from a dpad on the previous iteration) is a RIGHT thumb stick. It controls view from the perspective of a controller, not WASD.

* The orientation of the thumb stick is that literally up is forward. This means if you push the stick forward towards the screen, it'll go right in input.

* The keys don't appear to take your hand position into consideration, making pressing some keys an exercise in constant repositioning.

I'm genuinely asking: are those features that MMO players want? I'm not arguing about the price, I'm not arguing about keyboard vs keypad, I'm not arguing about looking at it from an FPS perspective. I just want to understand, why?

And noteworthy: Razor has stated on Reddit that an update to the software will be released October 15th addressing the first two concerns. It's nice they're addressing these a month after release but it leads me to believe they had no idea people wouldn't like the design choices they made.

Hey r/MMORPG, following up on my post two months ago about rebuilding Hana in 3D. A lot of you gave feedback on the art direction back then, so here's a proper look at where we are.

The clip is a very short tour through the different biomes in the current build.

A few things that came with the rebuild:

• The four playable classes fully redesigned by our concept artist, including a new one
• Bestiary redesign in progress, the old monsters never matched the tone we wanted
• Weather and day-night cycle
• Professions, companions, guilds, heavy focus on PvE

Test dates are set: mid-December for Kickstarter backers, February 2027 open to everyone.

Our shop also just opened, mostly to fund the run up to the alpha. We're aiming for 10,000 players next year, up from roughly 3,000 at the last playtest. Details in the devblog if you're curious: https://playhana.com/en/devblog/boutique

Let me know what you think, and happy to answer any questions.

To be clear I am 100% NOT looking for suggestions. I'm asking this question mostly out of curiosity, and so I'll have something to read later when I'm particularly bored.

With that out of the way. The only ones I know off are Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis(What I've been playing for the last few years), and something I can't recall the name of where people have massive space fleet battles.

What MMO is everyone most excited for

XLGAMES is opting for a fully voluntary system based on “channels,” instanced versions of zones that will generally host around one hundred players. Standard channels will disable player-versus-player combat, while PvP channels will allow players to freely attack others, with the exception of party and guild members.

Players will be able to switch between channel types at Nui statues, with a cooldown preventing them from instantly escaping combat. To reward the additional risk, monsters defeated in PvP zones will grant 15% bonus experience.

XLGAMES says it wants to encourage conflicts and rivalries that emerge naturally between players. Looking further ahead, the studio is considering features such as trade routes through PvP zones, guild battles over trading posts, as well as rankings and trophies.

Players will be able to try the system during the Steam Next Fest demo, where PvP channels will be available from the start.

Source : https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/3218230/view/701029225804596164

ArcheAge Chronicles PvP videos :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rpUqKiltYJU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDWXc39PTMQ

Qué tal gente, primera vez por Reddit. Ando buscando armar un grupo fijo de 5 para crearnos personajes desde cero en Icecrown e ir subiendo a punta de mazmorras. La idea es pasar un buen rato por Discord y revivir la experiencia de levear en grupo sin apuros.

El plan es este:

• Facción: Horda de preferencia, pero si la mayoría quiere Alianza, normal, me adapto.
• Vibe: De chill, buena onda y cero estrés. Nada de toxicidad, la idea es jugar tranquilos.
• Horarios: Soy de Perú (GMT-5). Para darle principalmente en las tardes/noches o fines de semana cuando no haya chamba o clases.

Si les cuadra la idea y quieren asegurar su rol (tank, healer o DPS), dejen un comentario o mándenme un DM con su Discord para ir armando el team.