Best MMO RPG for Linux?

[Boo Seta]

What's the best MMO RPG in your opinion that has native Linux support?

[Drako Frost]

Maleko eredeti hozzászólása:

Depends what you consider "MMO"

Dota 2, if that fits would be the best imo

Champions of Regnum is one of the only real MMORPG I've seen with Linux support.

Dota is a MOBA, not an MMO, they are completely different genres.

[Drako Frost]

I don't play MMO's, but you can see all that are available for Linux here:

http://store.steampowered.com/search/?term=&sort_by=_ASC&os=linux&page=1#sort_by=_ASC&tags=128&category1=998&os=linux&page=1

[Boo Seta]

Sorry for the confusion, guys... I was reffering to a traditional MMO RPG, World of Warcraft-like. The term MMO is indeed generic and just refers to "multimassive online" games, which can be from any genre. Sorry.

[Boo Seta]

But Champion's of Renum reviews are so bad :/

[Boo Seta]

Maleko eredeti hozzászólása:

Yeah ikr, that turned me off from trying it too so I don't blame you for saying that. But like I said haven't seen any other WoW-likes for Linux.

It doesn't have to be 3d or too WoW-like. Wakfu is a good MMO RPG I played a time ago.

[Tux9656]

World of Warcraft works fine under Wine.

[Boo Seta]

I found this game. I didn't try it yet, but it seems promising. It's free-to-play, doesn't seem a pay-to-win scam and has a native Linux client:

http://store.steampowered.com/app/212070/

[necelentano]

Albion Online

[Naku]

Sadly not many linux mmorpg´s out there. Most are special niche games and cant be compared to WoW.
Some other mmorpg´s i know are
"Dofus" similar like Wakfu a 2D like mmorpg.
"Wurm online" an open world crafting, landshaping mmorpg
or "Shores of Hazeron" a really "special" space mmorpg.

A bigger new game which also can be found on steam as early access is "Shroud of the Avatar", but its not finished yet.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/326160/

[Geino]

Maleko eredeti hozzászólása:

Naku eredeti hozzászólása:

Sadly not many linux mmorpg´s out there. Most are special niche games and cant be compared to WoW.

Not many MMORPGs in general anymore. That genre is waning, interest in them has declined and the MMO genre evolved. RPG elements also became more common in other genres.

also not many mmorpgs ive seen can hold events such as compettions and tournements as big as mobas like lol and dota 2 as an example. And now champions and characters are getting backstories and etc. if anyone was interested... very sp00ky if u ask me

[Boo Seta]

Yeah, I agree MMORPG genre has been declining and other genres are becoming more popular, like MOBAs. At least the best MOBA ever made, Dota 2, has its own Linux client (:

[RichieEB]

No one going to mention it? Mmm? Dungeons & Dragons Online Unlimited.

[RichieEB]

Ah it seems your right, I was told it was on Linux but I guess not. It would be amazing if Guild Wars 2 could launch Linux.

[Boo Seta]

Dungeons & Dragons Online are not available outside US, I guess. I can't see its store page.

[RichieEB]

Well I haven't seen anyone mention this but Old Runescape worth mentioning.