Star Trek Online is out of beta.  I really enjoy it!  I try to get in a couple of hours a day when ever I possibly can.  It has taken all of my gaming time from my Wii and XBOX 360. 

My girlfriend and I play WoW together. We like it a lot. It's worth the monthly fees to us to play on the normal servers. I don't foresee us playing it forever though. Maybe another year or so. The new expansion looks like it will be good.

Post edited 7:15 pm – March 12, 2010 by Jonathan

Ah, see, I didn't even know they were glitchy. I'm glad I didn't spend too much of my time looking into them. I considered it.

Honestly, I kinda feel like if $13/month is too much for you to spend on a video game, then you shouldn't be playing the game to begin with. Go make some money! Or at least play a game with no monthly fee, heh.

And there's may free to play MMOs. If you want to go for some of the flashier ones, most of them do offer free one week trials so you can try the game, and if you really like it then you can play it. That's how I got sucked into WoW. I was really impressed with the game, loved the characters and the story so decided to begin paying to play :)

I used to be almost obsessively into Guild Wars, but have abandoned it due to a lack of people to play with.  But I really want to gear up and get some things done before GW2 launches so I'm looking for a new, more active, and friendly guild to get involved with. Eventually I would like to start an all female competitive PvP team, and maybe play under a clan like PMS.

I did the Aion closed and open beta and LOVED IT. Bought the Limited Collector's Edition and everything. But I promised that I wouldn't install or play it until I found my new career opportunity because it's the only way I can justify a subscription based game. Several people have tried to get me into WoW, but after watching them play it doesn't look like fun! It looks like work, and I'm staunchly of the anti-grind mentality. I like the story lines, characters, art, & lore of a game the journey means more than the destination. I enjoy Guild Wars because it's not about being the highest level, but learning the game mechanics and skills to become a better player. And there's so much to do and explore that it just never gets boring to me.

I've been meaning to check out ST:O. Was raised a Trekkie so it seems right up my alley. Though I'm also looking forward to Old Republic ;)

I used to be a huge Everquest player, then I cancelled to save money. I recently went back but it seems like not many people are playing it these days. I also tried Dungeons and Dragons online; unfortunately, that game is more geared for groups. It's hard to solo. I played Guild Wars for awhile because it was free and I tried WoW but wasn't too impressed; however, I'm excited about the new expansion with the wolf character. So we'll see what happens.

It's too bad EQ has gone down hill. It was a really great game.

Tajah said:

I used to be almost obsessively into Guild Wars, but have abandoned it due to a lack of people to play with.  But I really want to gear up and get some things done before GW2 launches so I'm looking for a new, more active, and friendly guild to get involved with. Eventually I would like to start an all female competitive PvP team, and maybe play under a clan like PMS.

I did the Aion closed and open beta and LOVED IT. Bought the Limited Collector's Edition and everything. But I promised that I wouldn't install or play it until I found my new career opportunity because it's the only way I can justify a subscription based game. Several people have tried to get me into WoW, but after watching them play it doesn't look like fun! It looks like work, and I'm staunchly of the anti-grind mentality. I like the story lines, characters, art, & lore of a game the journey means more than the destination. I enjoy Guild Wars because it's not about being the highest level, but learning the game mechanics and skills to become a better player. And there's so much to do and explore that it just never gets boring to me.

I've been playing Lord of the Rings Online lately, and the Rift beta. I love LotRO (okay, I really love Tolkien's Lord of the Rings, and Turbine did a VERY good job of translating it into an MMO) but Rift is also starting to make me sit up and take notice. Not so much that it's anything terribly new and innovative (the MMORPG genre is so derivative anyway), but it's very polished and solid and fun.

Before that I played WoW for years… since the original open beta. I love the Warcraft universe and I feel like I know that game like the back of my hand, but at the same time I kind of felt that it was time to try other MMOs. I'm really looking forward to Guild Wars 2, that one seems to be shaping up really nicely.

wow is really the only one i play, though i've tried runes of magic and lotro. liked them both but just couldn't get into them, nor did i feel like i could manage another mmo lol. i have been looking at dc universe online, but again with the said 2nd mmo. however, i will set all notions aside for when the old republic is released. i tried galaxies a couple of times but it was before i kind of really got into trying out mmo games. i thought about getting back into it but i'd rather wait for that one because