Ryzom

Trying to justify this by mentioning a game that came out in March of 1998 I think it was doesn't do much to make this look better. Everquest was out during the early states of the MMO life cycle. Personally, I think that one of the most successful MMORPGs of all time would be a good comparison. I ...

Of course, one factor that makes us all quick to snap and slows down the fix; it is the weekend.

Lots of people with too much free time want to play but the dev-team would rather spend time with their families.

Not to be a nay-sayer, but this is how it starts. You get one expansion that never really meshes with the core game and the game never recovers. If they can make it stable again, more power to them, but I have a sinking feeling based on my time with SoE. That said, we are not talking about Sony here ...

On Klients yesterday, there was mention of Cho killing the Ryzom Ring. Not sure if that is still what's wrong, just tossing out a little datum I overheard. And, for the record, the customer service and server-stability here still beats Everquest in the dark ages. I have never played a MMORPG that ...

If your purpose in the game is not simply levelling, why are you so worried. When I played Everquest, I once spent about a month just exploring places I should not have been. (lvl 21 in Kithicor at night...) I died a lot and my experience level never moved but I had fun. That was the thing that ...

100 hours is like a whole months casual play thats a bit much. Well, I suppose a casual player might need more time to really experience the game. If I am playing 40-60 hours a week, I will get to grips with the game very soon. If I was getting maybe 3 hours a night in, five days a week, and having ...