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Bongo Crazy Kong
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: In. Your. Pie.
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i know this is a bit bogus to say since i play it like everday, but Guild Wars if you're willing to buy a game
, you have to craft all your armor, and if you cant find a weapon you craft one, there are dungeons in eye of the north all the towns are able to instantly go to by map if thats what you meant by instances, there arent potions, but all u really need is a healing hero/henchman they have a whole skill bar of healing skills, as the title suggests, there are guilds, the pvp is insanely fun, and finally the graphics arent super amazing
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SuperKenshin's Servent
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The crafting in Guild Wars is meh, not really a crafting system but more of a barter system. Instead of buying armor with gold, you have to spend gold and give the merchant items. Wouldn't classify it as a crafting system despite it being called a crafting system.
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Pellet Eater
Join Date: Feb 2007
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As much as I've been against the game since the recent debacles behind it, I would still suggest Allods. It's the most polished of any F2P I've played. With a heavy focus on end-game PvP and Raiding. Class balance is good for the moment, well, mostly. Graphics are better than WoW, in my personal opinion. If you can get past all of the problems that have been going with the Cash Shop then it's worth a go. Otherwise, you're better off just playing a pay game if possible. If you want to do any serious end-game in any F2P that offers it you're going to be spending inordinate amounts of time.. or more money than any monthly sub would cost you.
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