Any Good SOCIAL - MMO? Games?

[kittyxscratch]

Do you all know any games that have a focus on SOCIAL? I have played mainly VRChat but I am getting very tired of the mean, toxic, and "degenerate" community.

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The games I normally play that don't have other humans playing are usually Visual Novel games with choices. I don't like violent games.

The only MMO type game with that I have played was RuneScape but I got tired of having to randomly kill creatures or fight in the game to get levels. I don't like that stuff now.

A list of games that are multiplayer that I have played from oldest to newest: Runescape, Gaia Online, Second Life, Animal Jam, VRChat.

Worlds I usually frequent in VRChat are Nature Worlds, Game Worlds, and just worlds I think are cool. But I usually don't talk to people or anything. I usually use chatbox/text to talk as well.

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So do you all know any good Multiplayer Social Games that I can use to make friends or find a potential relationship?

[RaTcHeT302]

MMO
Genshin Impact, Final Fantasy 14

Multiplayer
Overwatch, Team Fortress 2, Tower Unite

Co Op
Human Fall Flat, Overcooked 2, Orcs Must Die 2, Portal 2, Left 4 Dead 2, Deep Rock Galactic, Helldivers 2, Lethal Company

I CANT THINK OF MORE SORRY

[RaTcHeT302]

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[Psycho]

yeah second life is the one I've spent the most time in. i started playing when i was a lile 11 or 12 and played through my teenage years. if it was on Steam i would still play it

I'd say second life is the one where you have the most freedom to do whatever you want. the whole world is completely owned and designed by players

[RaTcHeT302]

SOCIAL GAMES ARE DEAD BUT WHY WOULD ANY SANE PERSON PLAY SECOND LIFE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYcXcCpD0qA

[Mina]

Elder scrolls online, world of warcraft

[Fake]

Originally posted by kittyxscratch:

or find a potential relationship?

You're going to get catfished/scammed. If you want a relationship, dress nice, take care of your personal hygiene and go to super markets.

If you aren't ready for the super markets, you can go to Wal-Mart. The quality of people. . . . well, it's Wal-Mart.

Though if you are really desperate, you can go to church. Just watch out, lots of pastors will try to hook you up with single mothers that are in the congregation.

[Toast On Cheese]

Nah, the whole point of MMO's are to grind hours in solitude at 4am to get slightly better armour.

[Electric Cupcake]

VRChat is what a proper "metaverse" should be. Not Zuckerberg's proposed appalling dystopian Hellscape or blockchain bros' ridiculous Decentral Land.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PHT-zBxKQQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiZhdpLXZ8Q

And Second Life isn't going anywhere anytime soon.

[MinionJoe]

Ultima Online.

And they allow players to craft gloves.

[kittyxscratch]

Originally posted by Fake:

Originally posted by kittyxscratch:

or find a potential relationship?

You're going to get catfished/scammed. If you want a relationship, dress nice, take care of your personal hygiene and go to super markets.

If you aren't ready for the super markets, you can go to Wal-Mart. The quality of people. . . . well, it's Wal-Mart.

Though if you are really desperate, you can go to church. Just watch out, lots of pastors will try to hook you up with single mothers that are in the congregation.

I'm not interested in meeting people in this "Real World"

I'm not desperate at all...

... You people confuse having strick standards and refusing to settle for someone who is immoral or not a good person and yet hoping and striving and wishing to find the one who is real and sweet and kind and gentle and loving and genuinely an amazing person...

As desperate?

It is not that I cannot have a relationship... I just choose to NOT be in one with people who do bad things or are not serious.

[xDDD]

That's tough....
Really any MMO you could form relationships, although it is harder now than it used to be since MMO game design philosophy (and general societal mindset) has kind of shifted. It'd be possible to find friends in any MMO but it's probably easier in older MMOs.

Foxhole is a cool one. It's basically a WW2-ish setting and it;s a persistent real-time war between two factions. There are many many non-violent roles in this, since there is an entire logistics chain to create all of the vehicles/weapons/equipment that the players use. Those devs were making another similar game too that is based in Medieval times, but I'm blanking on the name of that.
Do you like space stuff? I think EVE or Star Citizen can be played entirely non-violently.
Old Star Wars Galaxies could be played non-violently as well, but that was a looooong time ago and you'd have to find a private server or emu or something.
WURM Online is another old one, it's kind of like an open-world sandbox Runescape. Lots of grinding, lots of crafting, etc etc.

I have never tried it since it doesn't appeal to me, but maybe look into Roblox? It's very popular and has a lot of the 3d-chatroom aspects that you seem to be looking for. Forewarning though: Careful getting into relationships on there as there are a lot of kids who play that game hahaha

[Maria]

Originally posted by kittyxscratch:

I'm not desperate at all...

... You people confuse having strick standards and refusing to settle for someone who is immoral

and you confused the part where they typed if as a way to express a hypothetical situation.

They didn't say that you're.

[90054321564584560]

I mean its social focused games which require actual humans to achieve. And humans are humans. There is nothing you can do to prevent human nature to happen aka being mean or want to troll you

[HypersleepyNaputunia]

might try palia, idk if its here but know its on nintendo

[Mozini]

Destiny 2 is very fun but only once you get to the mid game where all the build crafting and raids open up, the latter of which requires social interaction and you can definitely meet some nice friends in those moments.

Killing Floor 2 is very fun because it lets you play on a team of up to 6 people with different roles (classes), and to me it feels like Overwatch 1 without the pvp elements. The community may not be very talkative unless you find the right lobbies but they are so positive and welcoming and the core gameplay is so satisfying and fun.