MMORPG's that dont require a huge grind.

[Viadric]

I work alot but looking for a MMORPG that doesn't have a huge time sink and can play casually.

[Dominic]

引用自 Mivo：

引用自 Dominic：

Not sure if you can call a single player game simillar to a MMO.

MMO-like in the sense of an open, living world, respawning monsters, fetch quests, etc. MMORPGs have a certain feel to them, and some single player RPGs (try to) capture it so that you get the good parts about MMORPGs without the bad parts (the people :p).

I didn't care for Oblivion, but that was because of the scaling monster levels. Skyrim had the same issue, but there were mods for it (probably for Oblivion too). Morrowind would be my favorite game in the series, but with the graphics so dated I hesitate to recommend it.

My issue with Morrowind is the fighting system. Seems like I am praying and hitting with melee just to get miss after miss lol.

[bearsboi]

all of them are grindy

[Mivo]

引用自 Viadric：

If you can find a game that has a similar feature to LFR like in WOW and I don't need to have a sub than you have my attention.

I paid my WoW subscription with gold after that was offered, back when I still played, but I don't know if that is still feasible. I had pre-paid my sub for two years, just with WoW tokens from the AH.

Did you find LFR satisfying? Nothing about LFR was epic in any way to me. It was so dumbed down that half the group could be (and usually was) AFK. My bear would tank LFR in auto mode. For any kind of challenge, you needed to have a raid guild or use the cross-server LFG tool, which was very tedious and groups often fell apart or were kicked out for underperforming.

If LFR was sufficient for you, there is probably no other game that has something comparable, mostly because no other MMO has as many players (or they are P2W).

Borderlands 2 still has active multiplayer where you can join or host public games.

[Viadric]

引用自 Mivo：

引用自 Viadric：

If you can find a game that has a similar feature to LFR like in WOW and I don't need to have a sub than you have my attention.

I paid my WoW subscription with gold after that was offered, back when I still played, but I don't know if that is still feasible. I had pre-paid my sub for two years, just with WoW tokens from the AH.

Did you find LFR satisfying? Nothing about LFR was epic in any way to me. It was so dumbed down that half the group could be (and usually was) AFK. My bear would tank LFR in auto mode. For any kind of challenge, you needed to have a raid guild or use the cross-server LFG tool, which was very tedious and groups often fell apart or were kicked out for underperforming.

If LFR was sufficient for you, there is probably no other game that has something comparable, mostly because no other MMO has as many players (or they are P2W).

Borderlands 2 still has active multiplayer where you can join or host public games.

Well I don't really have time for a whole lot of raiding and WOW isn't my cup of tea anymore. I justed liked the LFR feature because you could enjoy raid content and find a group in like 40 minutes. I I use to play it when I didn't have a full time job because I could invest alot of time into it. I was looking into Guild Wars 2 that seems like a pretty casual experience. It sucks that the numbers on most MMORPG's have dwindled.

[Mivo]

Guild Wars 2 is pretty good, I think. My girlfriend gets back into it every so often when there is new content, then she does that content until she has seen it/done it, and stops playing until the next expansion/etc. I really haven't played it much at all (don't want to get sucked back into MMOs), but she likes it and always played it casually. (But she's generally not an avid gamer and doesn't get addicted to games.)

[Viadric]

引用自 Mivo：

Guild Wars 2 is pretty good, I think. My girlfriend gets back into it every so often when there is new content, then she does that content until she has seen it/done it, and stops playing until the next expansion/etc. I really haven't played it much at all (don't want to get sucked back into MMOs), but she likes it and always played it casually. (But she's generally not an avid gamer and doesn't get addicted to games.)

Yeah im looking for something on the more casual side, it would be a waste for me to buy a subscription, kind of sucks because i'm really looking forward to the new Pantheon MMORPG. I know since they are veteran creators of Everquest that game will take me probably 2-3 years for max level lol.