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25th-Jul-2006 12:06 am
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WoW is kind of everything I hate about mmorpgs, I pretty much avoid them all.
ddo is basically all quest driven, when you enter a quest area (let's say dungeon) the only other people you will share the area with are your group members (if you have any), In some ways I really really like that.
On the other hand I wish that there was more exploring to be had, like in Oblivion.
...But I hate Everquest 2. I play WoW for its simplicity. When I play D&D, I want to be creative and expand my mind. When I play WoW, I want to shut my mind off and fry it - kind of like what most people do when they watch television.
Still, if you're going to be avoiding contact with random people you might as well be playing Neverwinter Nights. Better D&D rules, and you can play with a DM or without as the need arises.
Currently playing two weekly campaigns using openrpg, one on Fridays that have been running for over a year, and the Sunday one's about seven months old. Both D&D 3.5.
Was there anything in particular you wondered about it?