There's always the disappointment.

• Rue wrote on 2010-06-19 03:34

  Quote from bradstrt;68644:

  @Original topic what game disappointed you?

  
  
  [FONT="Arial Narrow"][SIZE="3"]The ones I remember playing? Uh..
  - Maplestory
  - Asda Story
  - Perfect World
  - Ether Saga
  - Flyff
  - Fiesta
  - Dragon Nest (demo)
  - Rappelz
  - Runescape (GG.)
  - Fantasy Earth Zero
  - 5Street
  - Trickster Online
  - Jade Dynasty
  - Probably a few more that I don't remember playing.[/SIZE][/FONT]
• Chockeh wrote on 2010-06-19 04:19

  Quote from Rue;69088:

  [FONT="Arial Narrow"][SIZE="3"]The ones I remember playing? Uh..
  - Maplestory
  - Asda Story
  - Perfect World
  - Ether Saga
  - Flyff
  - Fiesta
  - Dragon Nest (demo)
  - Rappelz
  - Runescape (GG.)
  - Fantasy Earth Zero
  - 5Street
  - Trickster Online
  - Jade Dynasty
  - Probably a few more that I don't remember playing.[/SIZE][/FONT]

  
  
  You just dissed Brad's fave list, good job!
• BobYoMeowMeow wrote on 2010-06-19 04:25
  Runescape's quests are quite nice.
  They're very interactive as you have to place item here, take this item, use quest item to kill boss. etc.
  For example, to kill dracula easily. You need garlic in your inventory AND you must be equipped with a wooden stake for the finishing strike.
  Otherwise your kill doesn't count for the quest and he comes back to life.
  
  The cat also enjoyed the "Examine object"
  You get a fully detailed description of each object
  like "The glass is so dusty.", "This blood smells bad!", "there's cobwebs everywhere... EEEK SPIDER"
  other than that it's total crap.
• Chockeh wrote on 2010-06-19 04:29

  Quote from BobYoMeowMeow;69224:

  Runescape's quests are quite nice.
  They're very interactive as you have to place item here, take this item, use quest item to kill boss. etc.
  For example, to kill dracula easily. You need garlic in your inventory AND you must be equipped with a wooden stake for the finishing strike.
  Otherwise your kill doesn't count for the quest and he comes back to life.
  
  The cat also enjoyed the "Examine object"
  You get a fully detailed description of each object
  like "The glass is so dusty.", "This blood smells bad!", "there's cobwebs everywhere... EEEK SPIDER"
  other than that it's total crap.

  Last time I played, the game is just too limited to non members, we don't even have that much quests. I only played for wilderness, but I heard they took that off.
• Hiccup wrote on 2010-06-19 04:31

  Quote from Rue;69088:

  [FONT="Arial Narrow"][SIZE="3"]The ones I remember playing? Uh..
  - Asda Story
  - Perfect World
  - Ether Saga
  - Fiesta
  - Rappelz
  - Runescape (GG.)
  - Fantasy Earth Zero
  - 5Street
  - Trickster Online
  [/SIZE][/FONT]

  
  Ones I don't like.
• Rue wrote on 2010-06-19 04:32

  Quote from BobYoMeowMeow;69224:

  Runescape's quests are quite nice.
  They're very interactive as you have to place item here, take this item, use quest item to kill boss. etc.
  For example, to kill dracula easily. You need garlic in your inventory AND you must be equipped with a wooden stake for the finishing strike.
  Otherwise your kill doesn't count for the quest and he comes back to life.
  
  The cat also enjoyed the "Examine object"
  You get a fully detailed description of each object
  like "The glass is so dusty.", "This blood smells bad!", "there's cobwebs everywhere... EEEK SPIDER"
  other than that it's total crap.

  
  
  [FONT="Arial Narrow"][SIZE="3"]True! I liked the creativity of the Black Knight (or whatever it was) quests.
  As well as the clues for quests later on, very interesting and requires strategic thinking.
  
  If they made fighting more interactive, graphics more rendered, and all those necessary things required,
  the game wouldn't be too half bad.
  Still, though, very grindy and you don't do much except click.[/SIZE][/FONT]