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Space Engineers is what led me here,

Minecraft,

7DTD

GMod

Left 4 Dead 2

Just Cause 2 MP

Chivalry

Star Trek Online for a while, but after the storyline, it got really stale for me.

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EverQuest (Alpha/Beta Tested 2 expansions) ; Star Trek Online(Beta Tested) ; DC Universe ; Champions(Beta Tested) ; City of Heros/Villans ; Dungeons & Dragons Online ; Neverwinter ; Star Wars Galaxies ; Star Wars: Old Republic  and a list of other nonMMO games that is too long to list

 

Cinaed de Eden OL

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Planetside 2, BDO, MHFrontierOnline (impossible now without the english patch), CSGO, BF4, DOOM, TESO, LOL, B&S (test only), LOTRO (before)

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I am literally playing nothing right now.  :angry:

Before that.

 

Elite Dangerous

Landmark

Rift

Everquest

 

and if LAN counts 

Doom

&

Bolo  

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EVE Online

World of Warcraft for a time

Battlefield 4

Wargame: Red Dragon (Not really an mmo but it revolves around online multiplayer)

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Hmm, not sure how to shortly sum up 20 years of MMO experience starting with Ultima Online :-)

 

Some of those MMOs or multiplayer games where I spent most of the time probably: Ultima Online, Ragnarok Online, WoW, EVE Online, Diablo 2 & 3, Secret World, Skyforge and WoT for years and countless of other games for weeks or months at most. In past year I spent a lot of time in World of Warships which is great game.

 

Currently looking forward to: DU, SC, Albion Online, Lineage: Eternal, Lost Ark Online (international)

 

World of Warships​ is a quick and dirty addiction.  10 minutes here, 10 minutes there.  Lots of fun! 

EVE was the complete opposite...its was a full time job. :P

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Hello there,

 

I was an EVE player from 2003 till 2009.

I am a Star Citizen Player since 2014.

Now I will be a Dual Universe Player.

 

I like the Community!

 

Cheers

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I've dabbled in a few games, but my main game has been Minecraft. Also done a little Space Engineers and Starcraft 2 recently. Further back are Utopia, Earth 2025 and Nationstates. 

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The only online game that I've been playing for any length of time in recent years is Elite: Dangerous.

 

The only proper MMO that didn't lose me within a month and kept me coming back instead was Wurm Online. It's the only thing I've ever played that attempted something similar to Dual Universe, only not with a sci-fi space opera theme, but instead in a medieval dark fantasy setting. The first players got dropped into a vast, unexplored wilderness and had to build civilization from scratch. It's the only MMO I've ever played that gave me a true sense of adventure and wonder, there are no decorative backdrops without purpose; every cottage, town, castle, cave or ruin you stumble upon has a history and is there for a reason, exploring with friends or alone is dangerous and exciting, building your first primitive cottage somewhere in the woods feels like a real achievement.

 

The game feels really antiquated now: It has barely any animations, most things are just represented in the form of text; the game feels more like a MUD with an advanced graphical interface than a modern MMORPG. But it always provided a unique experience that I hope DU will be able to replicate in a sci-fi setting with modern technology and good  old  new voxels.

 

The game is still online and has a surprising number of still active players. Be warned if you want to check it out, the game pace is absolutely glacial, it's very grindy and punishing. Last time I checked there was free trial period with skill caps on your character.

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The only online game that I've been playing for any length of time in recent years is Elite: Dangerous.

 

The only proper MMO that didn't lose me within a month and kept me coming back instead was Wurm Online. It's the only thing I've ever played that attempted something similar to Dual Universe, only not with a sci-fi space opera theme, but instead in a medieval dark fantasy setting. The first players got dropped into a vast, unexplored wilderness and had to build civilization from scratch. It's the only MMO I've ever played that gave me a true sense of adventure and wonder, there are no decorative backdrops without purpose; every cottage, town, castle, cave or ruin you stumble upon has a history and is there for a reason, exploring with friends or alone is dangerous and exciting, building your first primitive cottage somewhere in the woods feels like a real achievement.

 

The game feels really antiquated now: It has barely any animations, most things are just represented in the form of text; the game feels more like a MUD with an advanced graphical interface than a modern MMORPG. But it always provided a unique experience that I hope DU will be able to replicate in a sci-fi setting with modern technology and good  old  new voxels.

 

The game is still online and has a surprising number of still active players. Be warned if you want to check it out, the game pace is absolutely glacial, it's very grindy and punishing. Last time I checked there was free trial period with skill caps on your character.

Elite dangerous, I've seen the update 2.2 is coming... So basically it's all inside-ship in that game? I wouldn't play a sci-fi game with only the possibility to be into the ship, so limited.

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Elite dangerous, I've seen the update 2.2 is coming... So basically it's all inside-ship in that game? I wouldn't play a sci-fi game with only the possibility to be into the ship, so limited.

 

Space legs are a feature planned for future expansions. It's going to be interesting how they'll handle it, since the game lore doesn't feature artificial gravity (which is why all the larger space stations are rotating). Personally I'm not expecting walking being a thing in Elite before 2018 at the earliest, they'll probably want to add atmospheric planets first.

 

It's also going to be interesting if / how they'll make walking VR-friendly; Elite Dangerous is currently pretty much the poster child of the fledgling home VR market, they probably wouldn't want to lose that status if they can help it.

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I start playing in 1993. I like strategies, RPG, flight simulators. I'm not bad in shooters, but don't like them :).

In 2010 I begin to play MMORPG games.

 

World Of Warcraft (farming, dungeons and raids)

EVE: Online (missions, PvE, Mining, PI, production and research)

Minecraft (just building and surviving)

Elite:Dangerous (mining, hauling, trading, missions).

 

I'm looking for friends from Canada or Ukraine and going to play DU.

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Space legs are a feature planned for future expansions. It's going to be interesting how they'll handle it, since the game lore doesn't feature artificial gravity (which is why all the larger space stations are rotating). Personally I'm not expecting walking being a thing in Elite before 2018 at the earliest, they'll probably want to add atmospheric planets first.

 

It's also going to be interesting if / how they'll make walking VR-friendly; Elite Dangerous is currently pretty much the poster child of the fledgling home VR market, they probably wouldn't want to lose that status if they can help it.

I heard that game was purely about extensions every year like WOW pushing you to pay a lot. Yeah well VR on DU should be awesome.

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As far as online goes, I suppose Defiance is the only game I've made videos on that could count. However my main achievement is my Fortresscraft Lets Play. Perhaps I can work on changing that and adding to my game list? :)

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bruh im from eve online too im the ceo of the corporation NECROM0NGERS dont know if youve heard of us but im IMMORTAL WAR HERO in dust we were 3rd in the game lifetime kills for awhile lol

 

nope, never heard of you

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