Whats a decent free to play mmorpg that has...?

Question

Balanced classes, A true free to play community. I mean an item mall is almost expected but hopefully it's a little more aimed at fun things than in game boosts. A good community for newcombers. Also with a fun to play priest like class! I am sure there are hundreds if not thousands of questions like this but there are just so many damn supposed free to play mmorpgs that its sickening. I dont care if it looks pretty. I just care that the controls are decent enough to play with. Something alittle new like the past year to maybe 2 years old that still has plenty of players :) thank you for your time.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

I highly recommend DDO. (Dungeons & Dragons Online) Even if you're not a fan of Dungeons & Dragons.



It used to be a P2P game, so it's a very very high quality. The "Item Mall" is sort of like you described, mostly fun or cosmetic stuff, though some extra quests are available. You can get a lot of "favor points" to spend in the store just by playing the game though.

The combat system is unique and requires active participation, unlike many MMO's. Character customization is very deep, and you can take any class a number of ways providing you make a "custom class." This allows you to select all traits and abilities you begin with, as well as selecting more as you level up. With a custom class you can also mix as many as three classes into one character, if you wish. So you could get abilities from a Paladin, a Fighter and a Barbarian for examble, but you'd have to sacrifice the best abilities from each.



Edit: Also, their priest type class is a lot of fun. Cleric. On top of being healers they're also sort of "Undead killers." They wear heavy armour, and generally wield a mace and shield. They get your normal healing spells and buffs, and then you can also choose to get some light based attack spells, a couple of summon spells, and so on. They also have an ability called "Turn Undead" which has a chance of instantly killing all undead within a certain radius.



Edit 2: You also begin on a newbie island which teaches you the basic. The community is probably one of the best I've ever seen on a F2P game, very friendly and helpful.



Edit 3 (Sorry): While it's not entirely new, they did recently upgrade the whole thing when they switched it to F2P. It's more than a match for recent F2P games, and even some P2P ones, due to its history.

Answer 3

Mabinogi, Shaiya, Flyff, Dream of Mirror and Perfect World International ( don't know if the international part is part of the name or just an international area ). Being the type of person that can't stand to play bad games, I've found these to be quite entertaining in different areas. While Mabinogi is big, huge, and you can have a million things going on at once and has a story line, Shaiya is more peaceful, simple, slash and hack with a very flexible path as it has little story line. Flyff is okay, not the best but certainly interesting to mess around on. Dream of mirror can get repetative, but it's a cute little world. Perfect World International, well, I can't remember too much of what it was like, but I think it was good. They are all free ( with some extras that you don't need being bought with real money ), unless things have changed by now.

Answer 4

Balanced? The only one I can think of would be Runescape, everyone Is balanced because In that game It depends more on how much work you put into your character not which class you choose. It is truly free to play, no trials, no game time. Its free. You can pay for it for access to different parts of the game but the free to play version Is great. I play world of warcraft :D

Good luck, though.

I hope I helped

Answer 5

Check out http://mmohut.com for an enormous list of these free mmorpg / mmo games. I use that site to find new games to play. Every week I try a new game =) - It's a lot of fun. They have like every single MMORPG categorized nicely with reviews, screenshots, videos and more. Heck they even list the game's system requirements =p.



They list all the big non-download MMORPGs too.



They just put up a list of the best Free MMORPGs of 2009, so you may want to check that out.



http://mmohut.com/editorials/best-free-mmorpgs-2009



=)!!

Answer 6

world of warcraft demo