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Guffe

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I play Lord of the Rings Online for free.
You are able to get to about level 30-35 for completely Free and then there are dungeons which you can basically level up as high as possible.
After that I bought in game points (Turbine Points) for 17 Euros (1700 TP) and that has me now up to level 51 and I can still go on. The points worth to unlock the quests in the next area was 4 euros (400 points) and 6 euros (600 points) worth (I've bought 2 new questing areas) and that still left me with 7 euros (700 points) to spend on the account.
There are deeds in the game which are basically tasks. The easiest one is slayer-deed which only requires you to kill a certain amount of enemies and then you get these points for free in game. Often the first one is for example, kill 50 boars. When you do that you get 5TP, when that is done you get the advanced boar slaying deed which requires you to kill 100 boars and when that is done you get 10TP and the last part is to kill 150 of them and that gives you another 15TP. There are quests which require to kill boars so often you get the deeds done as you quest and by killing 300 boars you earned 30TP to use on your account. You get nothing for 30TP but I got up to 460TP from deeds and when the Lotro Store had a sale off on one of the quest areas so it only required 400TP (instead of the normal 750) to unlock I bought it and could continue to play. There are some restrictions to Free to Play characters but nothing that has yet given me any big trouble after I bought the gold cap removal (a F2P (Free 2 Play) character can only have max 2gold unless you buy the gold cap removal which you buy with TP)
This might sound complicated but if you start playing you'll very soon notice how this all works and by putting 17 euros on the game I expanded my playing capability with A LOT and they are trying to expan the F2P section all the time. When I started the F2P areas only went to level 20 but they've opened ares up to level 30-35 after that (you had to buy this areas quests with TP when I started playing).
 

Dediles

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2xDouble said:
Echo Bazaar. As seen on Extra Credits [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/extra-credits/2633-Non-Combat-Gaming].

They also have an entire episode [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/extra-credits/3080-Games-You-Might-Not-Have-Tried-or-Heard-Of] of precisely this.
i have watched that
 

templargunman

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If your laptop can barely play runescape you need a new laptop (although I haven't actually seen what they've done with their graphics in the 6 years since I stopped playing). Regardless, I would suggest All Points Bulletin. It's a 3rd person shooter MMO based in a GTA style world. You can choose to pick between being a cop or a criminal, and there is a combination of easy to join missions that occur in the same open world everyone is exploring and just doing various free roam side missions. I, for example like to do ram raids with my rastavan, where I ram a storefront or storage garage and put the loot that comes out in my van to sell to a fence. Cops can catch me doing this and acquisition the items and money I've stolen for cash rewards. There is some griefing, but the way the game is set up prevents it from being too severe, the worst that can happen is someone shoots the people you're mugging so you don't get anything.
 

Sinclair Solutions

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Champions Online? It's mostly free. They make you pay for costumes and shit, but that's pretty much it. It might not work on your computer (it's pretty graphically advanced), but it was the only one I could think of.
 

Dediles

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templargunman said:
If your laptop can barely play runescape you need a new laptop
I'm saving up money for a gaming computer, i just want something my freinds and i could do. they have not-so-good computers
 

Blatherscythe

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You could try Adventure Quest, AQ worlds, DragonFable or Mech Quest. They're all 2D with modifiyable graphics, but they are also repetitive and rather boring after a while. I would stick with Runescape to be honest, it's the best F2P MMO out there for a reason, it doesn't stick to the mould that most MMO's do and it is rather user friendly.
 

Dediles

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Blatherscythe said:
You could try Adventure Quest, AQ worlds, DragonFable or Mech Quest. They're all 2D with modifiyable graphics, but they are also repetitive and rather boring after a while. I would stick with Runescape to be honest, it's the best F2P MMO out there for a reason, it doesn't stick to the mould that most MMO's do and it is rather user friendly.
i have tried all those listed. didn't like them
 

Cpu46

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Dediles said:
standokan said:
Dungeons and Dragons Online by far and it´s free
tried that dont have the system requirements.

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i am currently on a laptop
From my experience the best free to play MMO that runs well on a laptop is Mabinogi. It is free to play with a cash shop but it is not pay to win. Probably the only thing you would actually want to buy from the shop is a mount which are usually $10 and you really don't need one (This coming from someone who played before mounts were implemented). The world is fleshed out and pretty big, the story quests are interesting, and there is very little grind. There is a small bot problem but they are usually in out of the way areas. Also the dungeons are a bit repetitive but that is only if you just grind one over and over again, which you really don't need to do.
 

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Hatchet90 said:
Guild Wars Trilogy is a great choice. It isn't free, but it certainly is cheap, and no monthly fees!
Wouldn't you be wanting Eye of the North with that?
 

Dediles

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Cpu46 said:
Dediles said:
standokan said:
Dungeons and Dragons Online by far and it´s free
tried that dont have the system requirements.

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i am currently on a laptop
From my experience the best free to play MMO that runs well on a laptop is Mabinogi. It is free to play with a cash shop but it is not pay to win. Probably the only thing you would actually want to buy from the shop is a mount which are usually $10 and you really don't need one (This coming from someone who played before mounts were implemented). The world is fleshed out and pretty big, the story quests are interesting, and there is very little grind. There is a small bot problem but they are usually in out of the way areas. Also the dungeons are a bit repetitive but that is only if you just grind one over and over again, which you really don't need to do.
thanks i'll try that after maplestory.
 

standokan

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Lawyer105 said:
standokan said:
Dungeons and Dragons Online by far and it´s free
No, no it isn't. See comments on LotRO above. Oh yeah, and it's pretty much a party-only game. It is NOT solo friendly unless you've got several high level toons involved in raiding already and can gear up a specially designed twinked-out solo alt.
It being a partybased game doesn´t have to be that bad a thing, it actually is one of the main reasons I play the game, though I have to agree with you on the whole free thing, it sucks.
 

Ickorus

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Rakion? Not really an MMO though, it's a hack and slash style arena combat game but it's pretty good.

That is..if you can handle the balance issues, lag issues and occational hackers.
 

Chrono212

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If you like Battlestar Galactica and grinding try Battlestar Galactica Online.
 

loc978

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Looked at the system requirements for Runescape... and if your laptop can barely run that... sorry man, you might look at some Kongregate MMOs [http://www.kongregate.com/mmo-games], I doubt you could even run Dungeon Fighter Online smoothly.
Dungeons and Dragons Online is actually pretty light on system requirements among modern MMOs. The only big one I can think of that your system could run is EverQuest... not even sure if the servers are still populated, and I'm pretty sure it hasn't gone free to play.

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actually, as the post after this one says, Ragnarok Online is a good choice. That's the one that looks like an old-school 16-bit RPG... the system requirements are pretty much equivalent to Runescape's.
 

S.K. Ren

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Try Ragnarok Online, they have switched to a free to play model for a a majority of their servers and I've always had fun playing it.
 

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Radeonx said:
All Points Bulletin is in an open beta, and will be free to play. You could try that.
this is fun, i'm playing and loving it. but your laptop might not be able to play it :/