Hi there. I am looking for some good MMORPGS to play, and I would prefer that there is no accompanying fee to play online; but if the game is good enough to pay a fee for, then that's ok. I used to play WoW a lot, and it was pretty fun, but I believe I am tired of it now. I used to play Runescape, but now I don't know why because the game sucks. Here are a few guidelines for recommendations:

- Do not suggest WoW, Tibia, Runescape, Everquest, Fly FF, Maple Story, or Guild Wars. Either I didn't like the game, or I became tired of it after so much playing.
- I prefer MMORPGs that are have a fantasy setting, and not something like a Star Wars MMO.


I suppose that's about it, recommend away!

there's not any but if you're insistent about it, then Perfect World Online

Ummm.... Warhammer Online?

MMORPGs in general are pretty uninspired right now, and if you're looking for a F2P MMORPG that doesn't suffer from crap game play and senseless grinds... You're going to end up sorely disappointed.

Ummm.... Warhammer Online?

If you want a fisher price version of WoW, than Warhammer Online might be up your alley, Omcifer.

The new cartoon network MMO comes out in I think January, but I think the mechanics sound pretty stupid.

Part of it will be free though, so you might look into that.

All I can say is i've looked around, and WoW is the best.

I will try out "The Chronicles of Spellborn" in a little bit. Bonehead, I'll let you know what I think.

I’ve played my fare share of MMORPG’s and well you have already mentioned a fair few that I have played in your "do not recommend list" apart from Dungeons and Dragons Online which I only recently stopped playing due to insufficient time. D&D Online is different from allot of regular MMORPG’s... you don’t necessarily grind mobs to gain exp/levels, its more quest oriented and grouping is really required if you want to advance. At the moment the max level is 16 so you wont be too far behind anyone, I know how much of a pain it is looking for groups at low levels.. They will be raising the level soon enough I believe.

There is allot of customisation with your look, skills, spells est. and its one off the only MMORPG’s I have played which has properly setup a decent system allowing you to become a hybrid in any class available from a cleric/sorcerer to a warrior/rogue or if you are old fashioned you may just choose to stick with one specific class. Its only downfall which I can think off is its limit with the amount of races you can choose from, a total of 6. It isn’t however free to play and there is a monthly fee.

http://www.ddo.com/ <-- Main website

http://trial.ddo.com/ <-- 10 day free trial ( you will see everything the game has to offer in this trial)

If you are going with DDO, might as well as go with Never winters night 2.

Have you tried Tales of Pirates and Rumble Fighter just type 'em in Google and you'll find them.

do not play 9dragons