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EverQuest 2 or World of Warcraft?
- Thread starter joshw10
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Chronoshock
Diamond Member
I'm definetly getting WoW. The visual style of EQ2 doesn't appeal to me at all. Also, I've beta tested a few mmorpgs (ragnarok, ffxi, lineage 2, guild wars) and none have hooked me like WoW, so definetly give the open beta a try.
ShotgunSteven
Lifer
Any truth to the rumor that EQ2 is just built off of the same sh!tpile that is Star Wars Galaxies?
since you quoted it, i notice how badly the sentance was written.
I musta been thinkiing "which i can make more money with" and half way through, changed over to which can make me more money.
ADD at its finest. Wonder if blizzard is goign to pull one of those "you can't sell your sh1t on ebay" things. Or EQ2 for that matter.
Chronoshock
Diamond Member
TOS already says in section 7:
Chronoshock
Diamond Member
Making it clear lets them pull the plug on things pretty easily though should it ever get out of hand
Zugzwang152
Lifer
my god, i was totally addicted to FFXI for like 3 months... i'm looking to try WoW, but with my Halo 2 clan, and HL2, and possibly Halo 2 PC, where will school fit in? 🙁
Bateluer
Lifer
No, to my knowledge they are built off seperate engines. EQ2 has been in development for a great deal longer than SWG ever was too.
I've already got EQ2 on preorder, as that style of fantasy RPGs appeal to me. Blizzard makes great games, and its likely I will pick up WoW as well.
Main problem I see with WoW is that a lot of Bnet Diablo 2 kiddies will be clogging up the servers. 🙁 Minor class annoyances as well.
ShotgunSteven
Lifer
Just found some material on it while searching for stuff about the engine, sounds like they're launching it when it should be in beta for another six months. Even if the engine isn't like SWG's, it sounds like their strategy is. 😛
The company behind a game plays a huge part in its implementation... and Sony is about as bad as it gets. I watched them rape EverQuest 1, I laughed at the people who didn't know better and spent money on SW:G and Planetside only to complain, and I'll laugh at people who waste dough on EQ2.
If you insist anyway, expect billing errors in their favor, an extreme amount of bugs (most of which will go unfixed), nag screens upon logging in to buy the next expansion or some other Sony product, in-game spam from game masters along the same lines, bad, rushed storylines, content, and expansion content, etc. I can't think of a thing Sony does well except screw people in hopes of financial gain, and ignore the fact that quality sells.
Zugzwang152
Lifer
:thumbsup:😀
I played FFXI from Nov. 2003 to March 2004. Level 50 white mage, 26 black mage, 18 warrior, 15 thief. What made me quit was the level-cap quests, starting at (go figure) level 50. :|
If you want to sell items, your best bet is to sell the items in game for money and then sell it at a lower price to a vendor like those adds you see on sites like rpgexpert. You might only make 50% of what its worth but its the most secure way to do it.
For the 2 games and the original question. Everquest 2 is not finished at this time, I've not played, but most people say that the game has a lot of bugs. Where the games differ majorly (in my opinion) is that you cannot solo in Everquest 2, it is nearly impossible and not worth it. I also heard that it takes months and months to reach level 50. World of Warcraft is different in that you can solo easily enough and leveling up is ridiculous and you can hit 60 in 2 months.
In terms of the rest, both games have a lot of quests and instanced content which is aimed at a much lower amount of people than older games (no need to coordinate 72 people at the same time) so that smaller guilds can advance to see high content without having to give up everything outside the game.
For the 2 games and the original question. Everquest 2 is not finished at this time, I've not played, but most people say that the game has a lot of bugs. Where the games differ majorly (in my opinion) is that you cannot solo in Everquest 2, it is nearly impossible and not worth it. I also heard that it takes months and months to reach level 50. World of Warcraft is different in that you can solo easily enough and leveling up is ridiculous and you can hit 60 in 2 months.
In terms of the rest, both games have a lot of quests and instanced content which is aimed at a much lower amount of people than older games (no need to coordinate 72 people at the same time) so that smaller guilds can advance to see high content without having to give up everything outside the game.
Bateluer
Lifer
Where did you hear that EQ2 solo play was almost impossible? I've talked to a few beta players, including one I work with, and they tell me its easily possible to solo with most classes.
I played Shadowbane, which has the fastest leveling system of any MMO I've played, and fast leveling has its advantages, but its overall detrimental. Ends up with people just power leveling until they cap then starting a new character or power leveling lower level guild members. Slower leveling has its disadvantages as well, but as long as you have good people to play with and good story line, you always feel like you have something to work for.
BespinReactorShaft
Diamond Member
Good question. Which one has the better nubiles? 😉
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