Any good offline MMOs?
Any good offline MMOs?
Carter Young
Ryan Smith
FUCK YOU HOW CAN YOU HAVE A "MASSIVELY MULTIPLAYER ONLINE GAME" OFFLINE
Colton Perry
Crosscode.
Lincoln Lewis
They are just called rpgs.
Jackson Wright
The term was used to describe the type of game MMOs are usually. Full of grind, quests and dungeons. Usually with a party of people.
Dragon Age Inquisition feel like it could have been an MMO with it's design choices.
Also, Phantasy Star online is a MMO with an offline element.
Isaac Cox
RPGs dont usually ressemble WoW or Guild Wars 2.
Asher Harris
XII
xenoblade
rogue galaxy
.hack
phantasy star
???
Jose Robinson
If by offline MMOs you mean grindy checklists with some sort of decent story and RPG elements, then I highly recommend Assassin's Creed Origins and Odyssey.
Carson Roberts
because they are made to be "massively multiplayer online"
Connor Bailey
Star ocean to varying degrees
Isaac Harris
First Guild Wars, you still need to be online but there's barely anyone playing right now.
Alexander Scott
jesus christ
OP is beyond retarded
Henry Harris
Kingdoms of Amalur
Christopher Miller
Yes, but for example, Dragon Age Inquisition feel like WoW. Go there, kill wolves and ect. I know other games feel like it. If I could play WoW alone and do the whole content alone, I would.
Nathan Moore
he said good, not painfully mediocre
Adam Nelson
Final Fantasy XII.
Not even kidding, it's so fucking good.
Bentley Price
FINAL FANTASY XII
Asher Taylor
Yeah I heard it's a pretty good MMO like game.
Really? I'll have to check it out.
Henry Green
The thing is, KoA is not painfully mediocre as BAD, but painfully...meh.
Is the combat bad? No.
Is the world bad? Not really, a little empty but no more empty than Darksiders 2.
Are the quests bad? Not great but not as bad as Skyrim quests.
But you get everything together and is the perfect example of a just ok game.
Aiden Thompson
yes, this is exactly how I would describe it. it's so "ok" that it hurts, both knowing that it could have been good if they had just put a tiny bit more effort in and knowing within the first 10 hours that nothing will ever change with the dynamic of how you play it. doesn't help that it nearly bankrupted an entire US state.
Parker Diaz
Elder Scrolls, Fallout