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Best MMO PvP you ever played?

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Best MMO PvP you ever played?

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Whosthetank
01.24.2012 , 04:25 PM | #771
Guild Wars Before expansions and the with the first 2 expansions.

Gear was all the same.

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CrackrJakz
01.24.2012 , 04:25 PM | #772
pre-cu swg

great community great fun

i'll /flameshield too lol
I just got FF'd by 10 lvl 10's

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Fixiooo
01.24.2012 , 04:26 PM | #773
Sith Wars: Where is the Republic.

Sponsored by Garadda the Hutt.

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Bloodguard
01.24.2012 , 04:27 PM | #774
Everquest 1 Sullon Zek. You lost hours of experience points for dying to an opponent of within five levels.

There was hate there that I have yet to see matched on any server in any game ever. No rules. No GM bailout. No crybabies like here.

There was world pvp everywhere. No exclusive instances. You wanted to kill a boss you better make sure half your guild or others in your faction are paid to guard the zone in, otherwise they come, kill you, steal the boss, then laugh at you in general chat. Bosses had to be killed at 3 am by some factions.

Factions would wipe out home cities and camp bindpoints for hours.

You always watched your back. Snares, snared you...bigtime. Blinds made your entire screen black.

To me those were the good old days. Nothing has come close since. That fear, that joy of retribution....that pure feeling of knowing when you were on top here, you could beat any other MMO out there.

There were no rewards for pvp. No gear. No point system (that worked). Not even pvp balance. But it was still the best I ever played because it felt hardcore. No mercy.

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BegaTasty
01.24.2012 , 04:36 PM | #775
Quote: Originally Posted by Bloodguard View Post
Everquest 1 Sullon Zek. You lost hours of experience points for dying to an opponent of within five levels.

There was hate there that I have yet to see matched on any server in any game ever. No rules. No GM bailout. No crybabies like here.

There was world pvp everywhere. No exclusive instances. You wanted to kill a boss you better make sure half your guild or others in your faction are paid to guard the zone in, otherwise they come, kill you, steal the boss, then laugh at you in general chat. Bosses had to be killed at 3 am by some factions.

Factions would wipe out home cities and camp bindpoints for hours.

You always watched your back. Snares, snared you...bigtime. Blinds made your entire screen black.

To me those were the good old days. Nothing has come close since. That fear, that joy of retribution....that pure feeling of knowing when you were on top here, you could beat any other MMO out there.

There were no rewards for pvp. No gear. No point system (that worked). Not even pvp balance. But it was still the best I ever played because it felt hardcore. No mercy.
I tried it once, my first 20 mins in game. I walked up onto a dock to get a ferry across some lake. A guard instantly attacked me (NPC)....an I quit lol. That was my first ever look at MMO's I didn't know anything about them at that stage.
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YamamotoRo
01.24.2012 , 04:39 PM | #776
Dark Age of Camelot on Free For All server. Never ever a game like that will be created again. Not even by the same Devs.

That would be awesome thou!

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Bloodguard
01.24.2012 , 04:40 PM | #777
Quote: Originally Posted by BegaTasty View Post
I tried it once, my first 20 mins in game. I walked up onto a dock to get a ferry across some lake. A guard instantly attacked me (NPC)....an I quit lol. That was my first ever look at MMO's I didn't know anything about them at that stage.
Yeah. Another feature of that game was that each city/area had its own faction and you had to quest it up to max. Even your own. Because the enemy could sneak in and do the quests too, and if your faction was lower than theirs the guards would attack you.

I remember many a day when low level halflings were killed in thier own backyard by their own guards....and yes lost experience for it.

I don't think anyone on these forums could take servers like that anymore.

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BegaTasty
01.24.2012 , 04:42 PM | #778
FFXI I loved too. There was something nice about being so formal with the JP groups.
Every day log in, get asked to heal for a group of JP guys I new. When I turn up, [greeting] /bow an take my place... Was just.....nice...
Hym of the Royal Marines
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BegaTasty
01.24.2012 , 04:43 PM | #779
Quote: Originally Posted by Bloodguard View Post
Yeah. Another feature of that game was that each city/area had its own faction and you had to quest it up to max. Even your own. Because the enemy could sneak in and do the quests too, and if your faction was lower than theirs the guards would attack you.

I remember many a day when low level halflings were killed in thier own backyard by their own guards....and yes lost experience for it.

I don't think anyone on these forums could take servers like that anymore.
oh I would kill for it now man. hehe took me a VERY short time to get hooked on pvp servers.
Hym of the Royal Marines
"Para's Para's high in the sky, proof positive @#$@ can fly"........

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HBninjaX
01.24.2012 , 04:45 PM | #780
I liked Darkfall's combat, that was pretty fun. You had to aim all of your attacks so it made the combat more visceral and skill based. Plus you had the thrill of looting other people's gear. It wasn't that bad to lose your stuff though since you had a bank you could store multiple sets of gear and materials. I wouldn't wear my best stuff anyway unless I was out with the guild. The overall game was kinda wack though as it was just a glorified FPS with grinding since you had no reason not to gank anyone and everyone you came across. I like a world where pvp is an element of the game not the entire point of it

others that were good were vanilla WoW, Warhammer, and DAOC