A game that's actually enjoyable... does it exist?
League is fun at times, but 90% of the time it's just infuriating. I also can't stand Beck, Merril, Ma and all the greed that drives this game, I can't stand the double standards and absolute lack of balance... it just drives me crazy.
I just need a game to play that's actually enjoyable and lasts more than a few hours (Ori and the Blind Forest? I LOVED that game, but I beat it in ~6 hours.)
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I played WoW for 14 years and loved it. Then Activision went and killed it in order to make more money.
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I went to Wildstar and had so much fun, but then the gimme generation cried because it was too hard and left, and the game died.
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I played GW2 for a while, and while the combat is my favorite in any MMO, there's just nothing to do once you hit max level, since there's no progression.
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I've tried getting into FFXIV a few times, and while I love the atmosphere, the story, the crafting, the music, and everything else... the combat is just so boring and repetitive I may as well be watching paint dry (highest I ever got was a level 30 Monk, did the normal mode of Titan, so maybe it gets better later on).
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I tried games like TERA / BnS, but while it's flashy and fun to look at, it's incredibly repetitive and simplistic, and there really isn't any challenging content.
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I tried BDO and AA, but sandboxes just get boring. And with a focus on PvP, it drives raiders like me away.
I know it doesn't exist, but I'd love a game with WoW's lore depth, GW2's combat, Wildstar's personality and art style, FFXIV / Mabinogi crafting, a music system like GW2 or Mabinogi, good raids, and defined roles (GW2 has raids, but the lack of a trinity makes mechanics really dull).
Anyway, what's an MMO that's actually enjoyable to play anymore? I need combat that's not braindead, a good story to follow, good raiding, and a healthy enough population to actually do content. And please don't tell me to go play some game on Steam, because console games only last me like 2-3 days before I beat them. I need something that will last for at least a year, hopefully more.