Need advice on which mmo to play(rs,WoW,ps2)

[Ravkrat]

Need advice on which mmo to play(rs,WoW,eso)

When i do set up my pc again i was thinking of playing only one mmo and because i have a job now i can afford a sub-based game,the only thing is is that i cant make up my mind on which to play/sub to
Could someone who've played these three games give me some pros/cons of em?

Elder scrolls online<-never played
World of warcraft<-played tbc
Runescape<-played years ago has ftp

 

[Slam Fanderbergler]

tera

 

[D4rthFluffles]

EvE masterrace


does that count as an mmo?

 

[Dutchoper72]

PS2 is fps, so it is like most games that are fps. Learning curve is low. WoW is the big one, high curve and you have to pay 15 bucks, same with elder. PS2 is free, with optional sub.

Elder scrolls is iffy at this point. Many people enjoy it, while others do not. Stating 'Its not like Skyrim!

Now Wildstar is very fun and plays like WoW, but in space. Yes i have played WoW up to 75! I CAN COMPARE IT!!! Also Firefall is coming to steam which is Fps and was free. Don't know if it still would be.

Now the big question.......PS2, WoW are supported by OP:X. Everything else is not. At best scattered eGO people play the non-supported, good luck finding them!

Hope that helps a bit more.

 

[Zeak(DK)]

Keep in mind that you can play WoW for free up to lvl 20, as far as I know. I don't think you'll have complete access to everything, but still enough for you to form an opinion, if you'd like to play or not.

 

[The Yeti]

What Zeak said. Also, we have a guild on WoW & PS2, whereas ESO and RS you would have a harder time finding Edgegamers members to play with.

 

[Snipeye]

I would disagree about WoW having a high learning curve. EVE has a high learning curve; WoW is pretty simple, almost the benchmark for learning curves.

And free access on WoW means you don't have access to everyone (guild membership, auction, friends lists to name a few)

If you like Minecraft, another MMO that I've been trying out (which has a high learning curve) is Wurm Online. Think Everquest 2 graphics with Minecraft elements and a lot of details/skills to learn (almost like Ultima Online)

 

[Ravkrat]

Think i'll look into warcraft for now,also guess i need to yt check ir wurm online o.0 surprised ive never heard of it

 

[Snipeye]

It's not a very well-known game, but little tidbit; Notch was part of the team that made the game. And it still goes through updates. Even more, you can start off playing for free with the only limit being a skill cap of level 20 across the board (if you want it to be raised higher you need to be a premium member, which is about $15/mo like any other pay-to-play mmo).

Please note: being free means you can still do anything and everything else (well, I wouldn't recommend trying to kill a giant or orc king as you'd be too weak). The community is pretty friendly and willing to help a newb out.

 

[Ravkrat]

Yea think ill give it a go rather then WoW, any game where i can dig holes i like lol