A friend of mine recently sent me a weekend invite to try Guild Wars 2 for free. I am hoping to get a chance to do just that, but we will see if time permits. It reminded me of this review I have been meaning to put up for at least two months now, and just had not found time to squirt it into the schedule. I've talked about World of Warcraft at length in the past - and with good reason considering the absolutely ridiculous amount of time I sunk into it. MMO's in general just really appeal to me (hence the reason I run one of the original ones, a MUD).
I posted several months ago about how I was going to give DC Universe Online a go since it was free to play on the Sony PlayStation Network. I am not a huge MMO player. I fiddled with Dark Ages of Camelot and I have played (and now own) my share of MUDs and I did log about four years on and off on World of Warcraft. I have briefly tried a couple of the other free MMO's in the past, and they just never 'stuck' with me the way WoW did.
I posted several months ago about how I was going to give DC Universe Online a go since it was free to play on the Sony PlayStation Network. I am not a huge MMO player. I fiddled with Dark Ages of Camelot and I have played (and now own) my share of MUDs and I did log about four years on and off on World of Warcraft. I have briefly tried a couple of the other free MMO's in the past, and they just never 'stuck' with me the way WoW did.
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