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Bagira · 03-08-2006, 12:31 AM

Scottishlass wrote:
I,too, am an adult, married with kids. The difference between the two is really rather simple. EQ1 was a total experience that peaked my interest (and still does except for the dated graphics) for 5 years. EQ2 is a game I play, that loses my interest every couple of months. And that is great for lots of folks, who simply like to play a game. But, for some people, community and total virtual world experience, is what an MMO is about. Not about how fast I can max out on levels nor how much loot I can accumulate with minimal effort. For some people an MMO is more about the journey than the end result.

I'm with you SMILEY . Probably I need to try EQ1 now.

03-08-2006, 12:31 AM	#78
Bagira Loremaster Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 13	Scottishlass wrote: I,too, am an adult, married with kids. The difference between the two is really rather simple. EQ1 was a total experience that peaked my interest (and still does except for the dated graphics) for 5 years. EQ2 is a game I play, that loses my interest every couple of months. And that is great for lots of folks, who simply like to play a game. But, for some people, community and total virtual world experience, is what an MMO is about. Not about how fast I can max out on levels nor how much loot I can accumulate with minimal effort. For some people an MMO is more about the journey than the end result. I'm with you . Probably I need to try EQ1 now.