anonymousshadow613b16_ESO wrote: »I may get ALOT of hate for this but Warhammer online was the best for ME. I LOVE pvp and WAR was based on pvp. I loved it. Sad its gone and it didn't do well. But i like eso. One of the few mmos since war that i do like. Rift was boring but ESO i LOVE and will play till the end just like i did in warhammer.
rawne1980b16_ESO wrote: »Scarlet Blade.
The ... er ... scenery ... is very nice.
anonymousshadow613b16_ESO wrote: »I may get ALOT of hate for this but Warhammer online was the best for ME. I LOVE pvp and WAR was based on pvp. I loved it. Sad its gone and it didn't do well. But i like eso. One of the few mmos since war that i do like. Rift was boring but ESO i LOVE and will play till the end just like i did in warhammer.
It attempted to be based on PvP, but had some of the most poorly thought out balance issues I've seen in a game ever. The rest of the game was complete *yawn* too.
Best PvP Mmo ever was Ultima online.
Can't even see that this is a legitimate question?
Anyway, I'm a self confessed ES fanboy but that does not change the facts.
WoW has been around for longer than any other MMO. It has the largest number of subs/players achieved by any MMO. It has taken more money than any MMO in existence. It is played in more countries around the world than any other MMO. (need we go on?)
People are too quick to dismiss WoW, but when ESO can claim even half of what WoW has done then they will have achieved the mighty !
another vote for City of Heroes from me... was just an awesome game... I miss it too.Aett_Thorn wrote: »City of Heroes. Still mad it's gone.
ESO. And here's why:
To me, an important aspect of any RPG or indeed MMO is the quests. Most of the quests feel very well written in ESO. Like they have taken their time over them. Every single NPC that I have come across seems to have a personality. Being fully voiced helps the cause, too.
Most quests in MMO's, for example WoW are really quite grindy ("Collect 20 boar tusks" etc - won't somebody think of all those poor dead boars?!) and generic and not well thought out. Most of the NPC's are very generic and dull. It feels like a genuine grind to get anywhere, travelling from quest hub to quest hub. Not encouraging you to explore the world that has been created at all.
In ESO, you are encouraged to explore and wander around off the beaten path. Stumble across a catacomb or cave, finding a treasure chest or skyshard, or a random NPC trying to summon things from an Oblivion portal, or Traders being attacked by Bandits. It all adds to making it feel like a living, breathing world.
The social aspects are good, I have found, too. Team up when you want, random people help you if you are being overwhelmed by enemies, or team up to take down an Anchor. I have generally found people very friendly and helpful.
I also enjoy the combat as it's not a case of spamming a few buttons. You actually have to think.
ESO gets my vote here every single time.
david271749 wrote: »Please feel free to compare and contrast below. Add your favorite if it's not an option. I added an other option for those who hate my choices.