Good Free To Play?

[Guest]

Just now, WhisperingKnickers said:

 

I'm sure if there are enough people who still like the game it wouldn't be that hard to get a group of us together

I am in lol no, haven't played in years. Used to play a lot on my PS3 until online services shut down

I have it on PC

[NoxiousOdor]

16 minutes ago, deXxterlab97 said:

I am in lol no, haven't played in years. Used to play a lot on my PS3 until online services shut down

I have it on PC

I haven't played in a long time either and I also have it on PC

[PurplDrank]

I'd go path of exile, Warframe

[Not_Sean]

Mechwarrior Online. Its hard at first but man been sinking hours into it at the moment at such a rate. 

[That Norwegian Guy]

14 hours ago, Moress said:

Path of Exile

This, PoE is a phenomenal game with the most ethical microtransactions ever seen in games.

There are some unfortunate sides, mainly design language inconsistency issues, lying tooltips, obtuse not-as-described formulas happening in the background of how stats work and interact, shining through that GGG's designers are more amateur than pro in some ways. But the game deserves credit for its solidity and value.

 

If you give PoE a try, try to use a cookie cutter build made by someone experienced on your first character because diving blind into the passive tree is a bad idea (look for low-budget builds on their forum)

The game may look like it's about freedom, given the vastness of its options, but that is all a trap. You need to reach survivability thresholds to have any hope of cracking the endgame. For example, the game lets you dual-wield weapons, but unless you're extremely rich you can't pull it off. It needs very specific stat stacking like life leech, life gain on hit, and life gain on kill to work and even then you're excluded from the spikiest single-target boss fights of the endgame.

 

It's not a hard game to play however, as long as your build is suitable. A very good turn-off-your-brain, enjoyable kind of game.