is there still alot of players? or it is deserted now? forget guild wars and wait for guild wars 2?

guild wars or age of conan?

LOL

GREAT

thanks for bumping

3 years after relase GW has 2wice as much players than AOC 2 months after release.

There is no comparison here.

If you're looking for a new game, wait for WAR to come out.

Gw isnt a mmorpg, so that might be a problem for soem gamers, but gw has much more polish that aoc. Gw still has quite a lot of player that still play because all the stuff you acheive in gw1 will unlock stuff in gw2, so many players are trying to beat every thing that can be beaten in the game (takes a while).

Join a guild in a pve alliance ad you'll have no problems finding players to play with. I suggest you look for a guild in the guild wars guru forums.

Get Guild Wars as Guild Wars 2 will be link to it for your characters (notyour actual characters, but the names and the "grandchildren", as its set 250 yearslater)

Unfortunately, Age ofConan was a dissapointment, but Iwill resub in a couple of months to see if its getting better

Originally posted by beaverz

Gw isnt a mmorpg, so that might be a problem for soem gamers, but gw has much more polish that aoc. Gw still has quite a lot of player that still play because all the stuff you acheive in gw1 will unlock stuff in gw2, so many players are trying to beat every thing that can be beaten in the game (takes a while).

Join a guild in a pve alliance ad you'll have no problems finding players to play with. I suggest you look for a guild in the guild wars guru forums.

Massively multiplayer online role-playing games

(MMORPGs) are a genre of computer role-playing games (CRPGs) in which a large number of players interact with one another in a virtual world.

How can you say Guild Wars isn't a mmorpg? douche

Originally posted by kingofnothin

Originally posted by beaverz

Gw isnt a mmorpg, so that might be a problem for soem gamers, but gw has much more polish that aoc. Gw still has quite a lot of player that still play because all the stuff you acheive in gw1 will unlock stuff in gw2, so many players are trying to beat every thing that can be beaten in the game (takes a while).

Join a guild in a pve alliance ad you'll have no problems finding players to play with. I suggest you look for a guild in the guild wars guru forums.

Massively multiplayer online role-playing games

(MMORPGs) are a genre of computer role-playing games (CRPGs) in which a large number of players interact with one another in a virtual world.

How can you say Guild Wars isn't a mmorpg? douche

Fully Instanced

No player interaction outside towns unless your partied with people

limited number of people per town (100)

Limited chat to only your town district, no world chat

Theres four good reasons right there

Originally posted by Lonesamurai1

Originally posted by kingofnothin

Originally posted by beaverz

Gw isnt a mmorpg, so that might be a problem for soem gamers, but gw has much more polish that aoc. Gw still has quite a lot of player that still play because all the stuff you acheive in gw1 will unlock stuff in gw2, so many players are trying to beat every thing that can be beaten in the game (takes a while).

Join a guild in a pve alliance ad you'll have no problems finding players to play with. I suggest you look for a guild in the guild wars guru forums.

Massively multiplayer online role-playing games

(MMORPGs) are a genre of computer role-playing games (CRPGs) in which a large number of players interact with one another in a virtual world.

How can you say Guild Wars isn't a mmorpg? douche

Fully Instanced

No player interaction outside towns unless your partied with people

limited number of people per town (100)

Limited chat to only your town district, no world chat

 

Theres four good reasons right there

the doesn't make it not an mmorpg. it makes it different, doesn't exclude it as a mmorpg. everybody's used to seeing it a certain way, so get that as the basis of what it means. it is a rpg and has a lot of people playing at one time on company dedicated servers, and the whole thing is online. therefor mmorpg.

Originally posted by Lonesamurai1

Fully Instanced

No player interaction outside towns unless your partied with people

limited number of people per town (100)

Limited chat to only your town district, no world chat

 

Theres four good reasons right there

correct me if I'm wrong

but doesnt Dungeons and Dragons Online have similar limitations?

old review

internetgames.about.com/od/gamereviews/fr/ddostormreach.htm

The Instance Factor
As I mentioned in my beta impressions, there are no large persistent areas in DDO. Taverns and city zones serve as meeting areas, from which parties of up to 6, or raids of up to 12, depart on instanced dungeon crawls.

Originally posted by Nadia

Originally posted by Lonesamurai1

Fully Instanced

No player interaction outside towns unless your partied with people

limited number of people per town (100)

Limited chat to only your town district, no world chat

 

Theres four good reasons right there

correct me if I'm wrong

but doesnt Dungeons and Dragons Online have similar limitations?

 

old review

internetgames.about.com/od/gamereviews/fr/ddostormreach.htm

The Instance Factor
As I mentioned in my beta impressions, there are no large persistent areas in DDO. Taverns and city zones serve as meeting areas, from which parties of up to 6, or raids of up to 12, depart on instanced dungeon crawls.

Nope, cos Guild wars is actually good and Free 2Play

Originally posted by redOrc

3 years after relase GW has 2wice as much players than AOC 2 months after release.

There is no comparison here.

If you're looking for a new game, wait for WAR to come out.

Your maths is whack. Guild Wars has 5 million accounts, AoC has what...around 1 million at most?