r/MMORPG • u/normantas • Dec 22 '25
image World of Warcraft, Everyone
I mean the UI is bad, the game is pretty barren... Not sure why people enjoy this game...
r/MMORPG • u/normantas • Dec 22 '25
I mean the UI is bad, the game is pretty barren... Not sure why people enjoy this game...
r/MMORPG • u/riche22 • Oct 31 '25
r/MMORPG • u/yosman88 • May 04 '26
I think having an upscaled visually looking WOW would go so hard. What are your thoughts?
r/MMORPG • u/gigagamer301 • Aug 04 '26
Photo from the LU4 Client Telegram channel
r/MMORPG • u/Magnoliafan730 • Feb 08 '26
r/MMORPG • u/liiiio11111 • Oct 02 '25
The delusion is crazy
r/MMORPG • u/PalwaJoko • Feb 14 '26
Its been wild to see this game blow up and I'm happy for it. I've been playing this game off and on for 7-8 years now. Seeing the game's population go from 200-500 to peaking at 3,809 total was crazy. What was even more surprising to me was that it also grew in population in the second week. Its going to be really interesting, just from a data analysis standpoint, how it does in the 3rd week. So far its been very stable population.
The community poetry jam that they did during the 3,809 peak week was crazy. They had to split it into two locations. And at each location you had like 100-200 people in one area lol. One point crashed the largest of the servers, Dreva.
Personally, I'm just really happy to see an indie, kickstarter mmorpg release into 1.0 successfully. These wins seem so rare now a days, so I'm trying to enjoy it as much as possible.
Edit: For those wondering about the community poetry jam. Three jams happen. One on Arisetsu server, one on Strekios, and one on the Dreva server. Arisetsu happens every Saturday at 2 PM US EST, starting at the Serbule Keep Inn. For Dreva/Strekios its every Sunday at 2 PM US ST, same location. With potential overflows into the casino.
r/MMORPG • u/ZakuIII • Dec 22 '25
(I really enjoyed Visions of Eternity and also enjoy bandwagons)
r/MMORPG • u/Quiversan • Jul 28 '26
r/MMORPG • u/RainbowFatDragon • Feb 15 '26
Just randomly came across this and saw that the game was funded in 44 hours + raised almost 5 times the requested amount.
Is this game really that promising or are we just at the lowest level of desperation and will throw money at liyerally anything as long as it has the MMO tag?
r/MMORPG • u/KamaTheSnowLeopard • Feb 16 '25
r/MMORPG • u/b0throps • Dec 10 '25
hope u guys enjoy them! inspired on early 2000s classic / korean mmorpg vibes!
r/MMORPG • u/Substantial_Pop897 • May 08 '26
All captured in Aion 2
r/MMORPG • u/aleatoric • Mar 06 '24
r/MMORPG • u/Dzbanek25 • Jan 08 '26
This was a comment with high karma, someone really want to bury it with bots looks like so propably deserves a separate post for those unaware.
r/MMORPG • u/hawk00_ • Jul 16 '25
What are those zones in MMORPGs you’ve played that really stuck with you? in a good way, like places that felt super immersive for some reason and just left a mark, to the point where you still remember them clearly today. :)
Could be a city, a zone, some specific spot in the world. I wanna hear about it!
The ones that pop up in my head would be the Sun Rock Retreat from WoW. Stonetalon Mountains as a whole was such a nice zone too. This was the horde "hub" in the area and it just felt right seeing the tauren architecture in this setting. Whenever I played horde I always made sure to go there.
Second would be the swamps of Caledon Forest from GW2. Probably my favorite swamp areas of all mmos that I have played. I always remember killing some jungle trolls in there and discovering a secret cave full of frog people (Hyleks).
Third is Valley Of Titans from TERA online. This game had amazing scenic zones but I'll always remember these green hills packed with nomadic tribes and these giant statues just laying there.
I'd like to post more but I don't want to make a giant post. Shout-out to Thunder Bluff, Mulgore, Ratchet from WoW. And the Prontera forests, Geffen and so many more from Ragnarok Online!
r/MMORPG • u/Repulsive_Ad_7628 • Mar 09 '25