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**LordGrievous** · 10-06-2008, 08:13 PM

WoW is probably the best MMO out.
That isn't saying much, though. I heard pefect world is pretty good for free MMO's, and guild wars is a pretty cool guy.

**Unregenerate Passion** · 10-06-2008, 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by LordGrievous

WoW is probably the best MMO out.
That isn't saying much, though. I heard pefect world is pretty good for free MMO's, and guild wars is a pretty cool guy.

I own Guild Wars (First one) I wasn't very impressed, the levels only go to 20 and it took me about 2 hours to get halfway there, I was upset, I wasted 40 bucks lol.

**LordGrievous** · 10-06-2008, 08:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregenerate Passion

I own Guild Wars (First one) I wasn't very impressed, the levels only go to 20 and it took me about 2 hours to get halfway there, I was upset, I wasted 40 bucks lol.

Factions?
Also there's 3 other campaigns and an expansion pack that I believe raise the level cap.

**LordGrievous** · 10-06-2008, 08:17 PM

Wait, nevermind.

Level is a numerical indicator of how powerful a player character or non-player character (NPC) is. All role-playing (PvE) characters begin at experience level 1 and, through the acquisition of experience points, can gradually increase up to a maximum level of 20. When characters reach that point, they can still accumulate experience points through normal means but will no longer "level up" with the completion of each level cycle as they once did. Instead, those characters will gain one skill point for every level cycle they complete, which are used to learn new skills from skill trainers. PvP characters are level 20 by default. NPCs are not restricted by level caps, and can range in level anywhere from 0 to 33.

**Unregenerate Passion** · 10-06-2008, 08:20 PM

Ah! See I never read all that, I just started playing, but my computer kind of sucks and lags with the game anyways. I could always load it onto my dad's comp...but meh I'm too lazy.

**Snakebite** · 10-06-2008, 08:38 PM

WoW has terrible graphics, and its probably got more retarded 11 year olds than Runescape.
I suggest the same as Check did.

**Aethean** · 10-06-2008, 08:40 PM

Just get a snes and/or n64 emulator. thousands of games, bound to find some to waste countless hours ;)

**Hodizzle** · 10-06-2008, 08:40 PM

Yeah, I don't want anything that I have to pay for because I don't want to end up paying for something that I don't like. Also, I have a short attention span, and I will undoubtably get bored with it, take a break and go back. I don't want to pay for those breaks. And, if I have to pay for it, I will feel like I have to play alot to make it worth my money even at the expense of other things.

**Hodizzle** · 10-06-2008, 08:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Aethean

Just get a snes and/or n64 emulator. thousands of games, bound to find some to waste countless hours ;)

I have a few emulators already, plus I have my Wii with me as well as my DS. I also brought along PS2 games to play on an emulator. But sometimes I just want to play with other people. Especially since there's a huge communication gap here, and when I get off work, everybody on GG is asleep.

**Howl** · 10-07-2008, 12:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Snakebite

WoW has terrible graphics, and its probably got more retarded 11 year olds than Runescape.
I suggest the same as Check did.

I agree, I couldn't stand WoW.

How about FlyFF? I'm having alot of fun playing it at the moment.
Are you looking for English games in Korea or any games? You should try kMS while you're there, also if it's released try Zera, although I think Korean Beta has ended.
You could also try Ghost Online or La Tale for a Maple-esq gaming experience.

'Grats on finally getting to Korea, by the way. I remember you talking about it on SD :>