There was a mmo that has an unique mechanic (at the time) that set a weird zone of efect for every skill of every class and u needed to run/move to aim with that on mobs and avoid the ones from mobs, eventually i see that on modern games now but at the time was so cool, it had some sort of space theme, and a cartoony look, like wow but smoother and more light coloured, name was something with "wild" but i cant remember it... when i fount it it was dying from low players and i never find it again ! Please helpme find it and see if has got any dedicated servers?
@@PandaRizzArg sadly i have witness a couple of mmorpg closing their servers forever, some cameback with different name but it closed again because of hackers, now that i remember there was also one called wild city for phones and the same thing happened. Because of hackers those game closed. Only the mmorpg with a non official servers will past the test of time since is shared from one fan to another instead of just the developers
All I know is that, if there is a teleporter I’m making those stairs linking a pair of teleports together and then placing a small paper wait on my W key and seeing how high my hp is after a good nights sleep.
Hey hey!! OG Argentinian Regnum player here!! From way back into '07-'08! First of all, the three kingdoms offer different starting points and races, although the classes are the same. Reach class can evolve into one of two specializations. Each kingdom has 2 zones: a training, and a quest. Then there's a common middle zone that is a war zone. Any of those strongholds can be captured for points and xp. It used to be an absolute epic war up there. I was one of the very few supports of my kingdom so they protected me more than their lives ('cause I actually could revive, heal and give mana). I have fond memories of that game. Oh, and it wasn't that buggy. And fun fact: one of the guys who worked on that game also worked on the GODOT engine :)
The objective was simple but very interesting. There were 6 gems in total, 2 inside each kingdom. The realms were protected by long, tall walls. Outside the walls, in the War Zone, each realm had 3 strongholds. One realm could only invade another if they managed to capture the 3 rival strongholds at the same time and defend them for 10 minutes. After that, the target realm entered an “unprotected status” and could be invaded to steal their gems. When a realm collected the 6 gems, it would open a door into a dragon lair that granted 1 wish for the entire kingdom. The players inside the lair could vote for the wish: the actual ones are exp boost, gold boost, more loot rate. (The boost lasts 1 week). After that, the gems would reset and the cycle would begin again. It was very fun at that time, one of the best PvP experiences for me. It was evolving really nicely, with graphics and map updates, but it was ruined by bad decisions, lack of updates, and a ton of P2W stuff.
Back in 2008-2012 I played a lot of Regnum. The Realm vs. Realm in the central Warzone was epic. Later Gamigo added invading the other realms. It was honestly fairly hard to do and they did their best to balance out the realms. After that the game went downhill and monetized way too much. But for a long time that was my go-to MMO. Loved it!
Been playing Islet Online for about 4 years on and off now. Amazing game, tons of fun! Especially when you get your flying mount and build your home, it's very addictive. Would recommend to everyone. The English-speaking community is very small, but it's still a great game and everyone is very polite anf friendly.
@@flannelpillowcase6475 idk if anything has changed, but I played Palia for months before it came out on steam, but the players were extremely toxic and rude, full of botters and cheaters, and the developers seem to only care about taking as much money as possible from the players. Maybe it's better now, but honestly I don't think its any better than Islet Online lmao.
The childlike you felt uncomfortable is a genuine old (and well liked overall) artstyle in many mediums (anime, manga, figurines, etc). It's called Chibi. It's actually one of the OG (MMO)RPG styles to exist. They are usually out dated due to them being translated poorly and cultural differences from Japan, China, and Korea.
Same & if they are real players I wonder what fuels their desire to play a game (MMO) knowing you're the only 1 online. Just standing in a starting area awaiting a new friend. Crazy.
@@sinjak6616some games are just meant for some people yk wat I mean like I like the design pf the chibi game idk about anything else cuz bro didn't show much
@@sinjak6616 I can definitely see why some people might enjoy doing that. If they're lonely, it makes them feel like the world is theirs and that they're a little special, you know?
@@catscanhavelittleasalamiYou nailed it, i absolute love dead MMOs or almost dead, the idea it's so interesting to me, seeing a world that once was populated but now it's empty, with only a few loyal players that wistand the time and never quit, it's a special connection within these games. Sorry if i don't make any sense i havent slept for 24 hours lol
For Islet when you started training your jumping skill my first thought was "find a low ceiling to bonk your head off so you don't jump as high every time." Am I broken? Or is this normal?
It's actually smart. fwiw, this is how I power-level jumping in Daggerfall - doorframes are just a bit taller than your character, so you essentially jump very fast
@@Diablange95 oh wow we got a couple in common. Cabal was amazing until they sold it to another company and then all they have is bots everywhere. RO is definitely a classic. Digimon the show was my childhood but never tried the game
@@HcutiegirlY yeah I leave cabal when they bot start to appear, digimon is good but need to much painful grinding for free player endgame due to money that makes it easier, and ragnarok still good even these days. U don't mentioned granado espada, I really recommend it, it's great to play as 3 hero instead of one. And I also forgot to mention Atlantica online a really special one.
The only games i play back in the day on pc Ran online, mo shiang , cabal , perfect world , silkroad online, jin online These day i play toram online on phone
legend of edda is actually the first mmo in implement 200 vs 200 wars, it was one of the best games, every half an hour you get an invitation to the war maps and you get the premium currency of the game, based on your participation points. the chibi aspect is becuse 15 years agothere wasnt asingle pc that could play pvp that big.
I played Ryzom back in 2006 and it was pretty popular back then for several years. It has a complex combat system where you can craft your abilities via stanzas to do more damage, attack faster, be more accurate, etc. at the cost of using more sap (mana). There's a LOT to this game and it's still doing well to this day. I was actually surprised to see it in this list of dead MMOs because it's not really "dead". All the other titles in your video after this I never even heard of haha.
O yea, it's still got a good following. I have played it several times the past year. I still have my first character which is my main I created 18 years ago haha.
Perpetuum was a fun game, I remember finding it and playing it with my group back in 2014, it was heavily inspired by EVE online but the devs just kind of abandoned the game before it came to steam, and eventually gave the source code over to the community to continue developing the game.
Out of all the MMOs displayed the one you liked the most was the one i disliked the (second) most from a viewer watching gameplay perspective :P I agree with the childish cartoon characters thing but the final MMO had the same effect on me. Looking forward to the deep dive on it though, love this content!! keep at it
I love this series, I played many MMOs after the rush UO gave me back in the day, even did EQ's ps2 game. Everything from Runescape to EVE, 2Moons, 9dragons, Flyff, Rose Online, Maplestory an many more. Thanks Waydot.
i used to think the lady on a world of warcraft box was the lady i saw in a dream once when i was little and i blamed for my lack of video game skills. and how you see the textures reminds me of 1 of my gaming beds in imvu. i mashed 2 gaming beds together as part of a way to create the perfect gaming bed and at certain angles its sometimes a superman bed and sometimes a purple bed with leopard spots
Sleep Paralysis demon got me xD Greetings from Argentina here! Didn't have the chance to properly play Regnum, but indeed heard about it; I was most likely busy playing Cabal Online, Granado Espada and L2 :D
I even didnt know that Ryzom is still online.. it was really interesting mmorpg it had feature to mix abilities together.. I never seen this anywhere else. It can make your character very special.. like you take fireball and change it to poison damage and make it to do not just dd but also dot.. etc :D
Speaking on getting lvl up on random things i like when using skills lvls them up It just makes sense that using a skill more makes it advance further like any other skill in life the more u do it the better u get at it Unfortunately not many mmos or games in general use this system Which is a shame
liked and subbed! Your content is engaging as well as entertaining. The important aspect of content is all about storytelling which I enjoy spending every minute watching the video keep it up! :D
So glad i finally got around to watching this video. I love exploring concepts like this and I know the exact feeling of something being just out of reach. Thanks for making this, and I hope you reach 1000 subscribers!
Perpetual seems like they tried to make it feel like you were controlling a mech with an interface, but they over complicated it to the point they stopped it being fun.
Back in the day these mmo's like Ryzom were played by a lot of literal role players, meaning 75% of the time spent on these games was ppl conjuring up page long dialogues between each other, which is why combat was usually super slow, to give ample time for role playing. I have the fondest memories playing mmos this way in the mid 2000s.
As someone familiar with Ryzom (it was the first MMO I played, and I made it to the "free trial" level cap of 125), I find the positivity here absolutely hilarious. I played before the extra tutorial was added on top of the existing tutorial, so I'm a bit surprised it didn't even tell you that you have to equip your melee weapon (dagger) to perform at all in melee combat. But moreover, the only lore to be found is in a wiki, and the only quests in the game are in the tutorial area (which you never actually left; it takes several hours to finish the tutorial area). The mainland is just grinding: you can grind storyless missions for money or reputation, and you can grind fights for XP. I think if you actually did a deep dive into it, you'd be disappointed.
First time on this channel, and I'm enjoying your simplistic and also in depth content! Everything you do from the simple cuts and the genuine reaction cam to the brief and detailed voicer over in this video. I am subbing and will watch more from you. 😌
If you can, figure it out and get it working. There's a way to play Lego Universe. When the game was released, i fell in love so quickly with it. Player created homes/ weird creations. Zones were so cool and had hidden areas/puzzles to find. It was such an amazing game that unfortunately closed due to the cost and not enough players.
Ryzom's a complex game. Almost as complex as EVE online in some respects but after playing both of those MMOs for well over 15 years they seem so simple now haha.
I played Regnum online from 2007 through the transition to Champions of Regnum right up to the closure of the last English server. I would say they were accurate in their description at least up till 2010. The original game was like a scaled down DAoC with superior skills and at least on the English speaking server the realm was filled 24/7 so PVP was non stop anytime you wanted to log in. Sadly they lost the original creator around 2010 and the guy who replaced him drove the game into the ground. Starting in 2010 he completely changed the combat system and lost 50% of the playerbase then a couple years later released Champions of Regnum (most referred to as Champions of Rectum) losing around 50% of those remaining and it got even worse. All you had to do to illustrate his incompetence was realize there were 7 or 8 servers around the world when he took over and they quickly dwindled to only 2 then only 1 left in South America. I will always miss that game as I've never found a game with such fun PVP since (the original not the mess it was at the end).
You’re quickly becoming one of my favorite UA-camrs brotha. Always a delight to see you posted a new video. Started playing LOTRO with my twin brother due to your vid. Thanks and keep it up!
I'm fairly old. When WoW first came out I was intrigued. But I wasn't buy a new gaming pc/pay a monthly subscription intrigued. I had never played an mmo before and the closest I had gotten was watching my buddy play muds when I was a teenager. I searched the internet for mmos and non of them worked on my pc or cost a subscription I wasnt willing to pay. All except Regnum which was all the game was called at the time, 'Champions of' came later at some point I dunno, I never stuck around that long. Long intro to a short story; when I first logged onto regnum the whole concept was so new to me that I just sat there ontop of this starting zone icehill trying ot read all the help guide. There was this dude standing there. Another player like me, the first online real person I had ever laid eyes on in an mmorpg. He turns to me and says 'hi. are you lost?' and I said 'Hi. Ya kinda I guess. I've never done this before' So he says 'I'll show you where to go for 1 gold'. I look in my inventory and sure enough the game had started me with 1 gold. I give it to him thinking this must be some normal sort of transaction in these mmorpg things. He takes it and says 'follow me'. I follow him and we run for 25 sec...to the next hill where there was an npc. 'You go here. Good luck' It took me 5 min to get ripped off in my 1st mmorpg ;p
You may not see this but i would absolitely love to see you explore FF 11. I hear some amazing things but i genuinely enjoy your perspective and would love a vid on it
Islet is pretty neat game. Not the typical MMORPG experience, but I think a lot of MMOs could learn off of its simple yet effective addictive gameplay loop.
You should try out Palia. Its an online persistent world and plays like that last game on your list here. It also has Stardew Valley and Animal Crossing vibes, but its online and has a very friendly and helpful community. Its free on both Steam and on Nintendo Switch. :)
@@GygaxxGrows Despite the layoffs, development is still trucking along. A new feature update was just announced. I'm still hopeful for Palias future. It's only really if community abandons game it may topple.
Happy to see another Regnum player. I played on Ignis. We were mostly Latin American players, but I stumbled upon some Frenchies once and taught them how to play
@@Sizzer1337 Dude, I didn't even played THAT much, but a LOT happened to me there. Witnessed an online marriage. Got into a friendly gathering and duel with a rivalry faction. Got into many epic battles. And somehow I was quite known (was one of the very very few full healers and my friend got me into the top faction of the realm). Oh. And we had a three days session with NO SLEEPING.
amazing idea for a video. in my opinion what you're documenting is deeper than video games. We have all been sucked into this vacuum on the supposed world wide web. with new tech it seems our window of discovery is dwindle to a few mere apps and in this case MMOs. You literally just going to page 4 is proof the internet does still exist. I would say that a vast majority of consumers are so invested in things they are told to like everything after page one on steam might as well be a blank page
You should do a video on "Eldevin". I got super hooked on that MMORPG when it came out. It has a very nostalgic feel, with the music and graphics. But practically nobody plays it anymore. I'm truly surprised the devs still keep it going. The majority of updates are all just holiday events now, but I really wish that game would've gotten more recognition. I feel like it could've gotten up there with WoW and RS.
wait what hunt cow studios went on to make an actual mmo? I used to play their web browser game that i cant remember for the life of me. Started with F, fallensword maybe? You could even do pvp with the GMs in that game lol
Never heard of Islet, but I'm surprised you didn't mention Trove at all, which leads me to believe you might not be aware of it. It's certainly got various differences than islet, but in terms of a "Minecraft MMO" it's the one I always think of, and unless things have changed since I last looked into it, there's still quite a few people playing. I'll always be happy to bring Trove up because early on you could actually create and submit voxel items/styles and submit them and one of the permanent hairstyles in the game is one I made.
I have played 2/6 of these :'D 1/3 isn't so bad! Ryzom was great fun when I was a kid. I used to play with my dad. It was and still is super underrated. Legends of Edda is boring and grindy but the community is super welcoming and lovely, so it's strange that nobody spoke to you because when I first started I was hounded with guild invites.
Ryzom in its prime was a really cool game. It's definitely a unique world and setting... hampered by a cumbersome game engine. There was a lot of interesting and enjoyable stuff in there, wrapped up in mechanics which made everything harder than it had to be. But I've never played in an MMO setting more unusual, captivating, and one-of-a-kind than Ryzom. If the developers had been part of a design team for a larger dev, and left others to work on the engine and mechanics, it might have been really successful.
I might try that last one out myself, I been wanting something like that in my life. Graphics could be better but that doesn’t bother me is the game play is good.
At least give the game a shot, its strangely addicting and really hit a lot of those feel good mmo receptors that i didnt assume it would just judging the game by its cover
Regnum was and still is one of my favourite games with a lot of good memories and i enjoy coming back at it from time to time :) gave me thousands of hours of fun within the last 15 years, can't complain :)
17:07 alright I understand that the characters arts can be bothering, but you gotta say the world assets like houses streets and trees are actually pretty good
Haven't played any of these, but I played a handful that I never see on top XX lists anymore: Tibia, Lineage 2, and Neverwinter Nights Persistent Worlds
One of my Favorite MMORPG's, probably 15 years ago now, was Atlantica Online, I LOVED the Turn-Based Combat in it and NEVER found another game that did it like that, sadly it got bought out and the Dev after did not care and made it super P2W.
The problem with regnum if that he really didn't go to the real battle zone. You gotta be 40+ to fight and do something and it really shines there. Doesn't shine at the leveling aspect
i bought ryzom when it came out. back in the early 2000s i bought almost every MMO that came out. Neocron was my absolut favorit, extreme thick atmosphere. I played it a lot back then. Its now a free game and omg, cant believe how buggy that game was. Its horrible to replay today. Its just bugs bugs and more bugs, can believe it was my favorite.
One thing you should know about Ryzom. Majority of its player base are either French or German, that might be why the other player u met at the tutorial area didnt respond. Also Ryzoms largest Guilds/Clans are French and German clans, and they wont allow u to join unless u can speak their language.
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First game feels like you're skipping time in the sims instead of fighting 😂
I feel like all the mmo are a copy of wow...
@@Trustee-of-The-Most-High Easy to feel that way, but ryzom for example released 2 months before wow came out.
There was a mmo that has an unique mechanic (at the time) that set a weird zone of efect for every skill of every class and u needed to run/move to aim with that on mobs and avoid the ones from mobs, eventually i see that on modern games now but at the time was so cool, it had some sort of space theme, and a cartoony look, like wow but smoother and more light coloured, name was something with "wild" but i cant remember it... when i fount it it was dying from low players and i never find it again ! Please helpme find it and see if has got any dedicated servers?
@@PandaRizzArg sadly i have witness a couple of mmorpg closing their servers forever, some cameback with different name but it closed again because of hackers, now that i remember there was also one called wild city for phones and the same thing happened.
Because of hackers those game closed.
Only the mmorpg with a non official servers will past the test of time since is shared from one fan to another instead of just the developers
Islet Online actually looks pretty cool, seems they aren't super aggressive with their shop either. Might give it a try sometime soon.
yeah makes me want to play lego RPG fortnite
@@sandraday6955Lego Fortnite isn’t really an RPG
we should bring it back to life then cause honestly ti DOES look amazing.
It looks pretty fun to me too
All I know is that, if there is a teleporter I’m making those stairs linking a pair of teleports together and then placing a small paper wait on my W key and seeing how high my hp is after a good nights sleep.
I don't know if I'm sick, but Playing an mmo that nobody else is playing sounds fun to me.
Introverts be introverting.
LoTRO? I actually enjoy that game solo
@@mechwarrior13 Me too.
@@mechwarrior13 Game is far from dead.
@@mechwarrior13 LOTRO has strong community what are you talking about ?
Hey hey!! OG Argentinian Regnum player here!! From way back into '07-'08!
First of all, the three kingdoms offer different starting points and races, although the classes are the same. Reach class can evolve into one of two specializations.
Each kingdom has 2 zones: a training, and a quest. Then there's a common middle zone that is a war zone. Any of those strongholds can be captured for points and xp. It used to be an absolute epic war up there. I was one of the very few supports of my kingdom so they protected me more than their lives ('cause I actually could revive, heal and give mana). I have fond memories of that game. Oh, and it wasn't that buggy.
And fun fact: one of the guys who worked on that game also worked on the GODOT engine :)
This . Nunca jugué al Regnum pero un amigo lo hacía y lo re defiendo
Las batallas por las gemas parecían re copadas
And the Game is still Alive
Un gamer de verdad❤
The objective was simple but very interesting. There were 6 gems in total, 2 inside each kingdom. The realms were protected by long, tall walls. Outside the walls, in the War Zone, each realm had 3 strongholds.
One realm could only invade another if they managed to capture the 3 rival strongholds at the same time and defend them for 10 minutes. After that, the target realm entered an “unprotected status” and could be invaded to steal their gems.
When a realm collected the 6 gems, it would open a door into a dragon lair that granted 1 wish for the entire kingdom. The players inside the lair could vote for the wish: the actual ones are exp boost, gold boost, more loot rate. (The boost lasts 1 week). After that, the gems would reset and the cycle would begin again.
It was very fun at that time, one of the best PvP experiences for me. It was evolving really nicely, with graphics and map updates, but it was ruined by bad decisions, lack of updates, and a ton of P2W stuff.
Back in 2008-2012 I played a lot of Regnum. The Realm vs. Realm in the central Warzone was epic. Later Gamigo added invading the other realms. It was honestly fairly hard to do and they did their best to balance out the realms. After that the game went downhill and monetized way too much. But for a long time that was my go-to MMO. Loved it!
What zone? I was from Ignis!
Are you also from Argentina?
@@teknomax7883 I played in the Syrtis Realm on the Muspell Server back in the days. You still playing? :)
Been playing Islet Online for about 4 years on and off now. Amazing game, tons of fun! Especially when you get your flying mount and build your home, it's very addictive. Would recommend to everyone. The English-speaking community is very small, but it's still a great game and everyone is very polite anf friendly.
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@@ZombieslayerLeenasameee
not to break your vibe, but Palia is way better and currently has a massive English speaking community that's super nice and inclusive
@@flannelpillowcase6475 я Палию прошла за неделю, там уже делать нечего
@@flannelpillowcase6475 idk if anything has changed, but I played Palia for months before it came out on steam, but the players were extremely toxic and rude, full of botters and cheaters, and the developers seem to only care about taking as much money as possible from the players. Maybe it's better now, but honestly I don't think its any better than Islet Online lmao.
I played Asherons Call from 98-2016 until shutdown. Best MMORPG I've ever played.
The childlike you felt uncomfortable is a genuine old (and well liked overall) artstyle in many mediums (anime, manga, figurines, etc). It's called Chibi. It's actually one of the OG (MMO)RPG styles to exist. They are usually out dated due to them being translated poorly and cultural differences from Japan, China, and Korea.
I wonder how many of those "players" were just NPCs made to look like player to make the game feel like people are around
Same & if they are real players I wonder what fuels their desire to play a game (MMO) knowing you're the only 1 online. Just standing in a starting area awaiting a new friend. Crazy.
@@sinjak6616some games are just meant for some people yk wat I mean like I like the design pf the chibi game idk about anything else cuz bro didn't show much
@@sinjak6616 I can definitely see why some people might enjoy doing that. If they're lonely, it makes them feel like the world is theirs and that they're a little special, you know?
@@catscanhavelittleasalamiYou nailed it, i absolute love dead MMOs or almost dead, the idea it's so interesting to me, seeing a world that once was populated but now it's empty, with only a few loyal players that wistand the time and never quit, it's a special connection within these games. Sorry if i don't make any sense i havent slept for 24 hours lol
Legends of Edda “childlike style” is just called Chibi. It’s a whole thing.
how does he find Edda chibi kidish and the other MMO a nice animal crossing spin off. Theyre both chibi lol
@@peacefusion One is anime, yuk! 😂
I still remember my first MMORPG: Sherwood Dungeon back in 2007. followed by Crystal Saga in 2011 and warcraft from there on.
glad you found your calling and seeing the success and growth- grrom from osrs
Hey grrom! Thanks man i appreciate it :)
For Islet when you started training your jumping skill my first thought was "find a low ceiling to bonk your head off so you don't jump as high every time." Am I broken? Or is this normal?
It's actually smart. fwiw, this is how I power-level jumping in Daggerfall - doorframes are just a bit taller than your character, so you essentially jump very fast
OG Elder Scrolls strat.
In morrowind i used Vivec the ramps there? Just jump up and down them.
That's just gamer knowledge
As someone who grew up in the age of MMO supremacy on PC. I've played about 100 MMOs and none of these were the ones that stuck. 😂
what would be your top 5
1: ragnarok online
2: granado espada
3: cabal online
4: ragnarok online 2
5: digimon online
Of course didn't include superproduction like wow, Warhammer, aion,...they are always better.
@@Diablange95 oh wow we got a couple in common. Cabal was amazing until they sold it to another company and then all they have is bots everywhere. RO is definitely a classic. Digimon the show was my childhood but never tried the game
@@HcutiegirlY yeah I leave cabal when they bot start to appear, digimon is good but need to much painful grinding for free player endgame due to money that makes it easier, and ragnarok still good even these days.
U don't mentioned granado espada, I really recommend it, it's great to play as 3 hero instead of one.
And I also forgot to mention Atlantica online a really special one.
The only games i play back in the day on pc
Ran online, mo shiang , cabal , perfect world , silkroad online, jin online
These day i play toram online on phone
Perpetuum UI looks like some EVE Online shenanigans
legend of edda is actually the first mmo in implement 200 vs 200 wars, it was one of the best games, every half an hour you get an invitation to the war maps and you get the premium currency of the game, based on your participation points. the chibi aspect is becuse 15 years agothere wasnt asingle pc that could play pvp that big.
the fucking "A Friend" joke got me dying XD
Dope video! I really love the topic of old or abandoned/unknown MMOs.
I played Ryzom back in 2006 and it was pretty popular back then for several years. It has a complex combat system where you can craft your abilities via stanzas to do more damage, attack faster, be more accurate, etc. at the cost of using more sap (mana). There's a LOT to this game and it's still doing well to this day.
I was actually surprised to see it in this list of dead MMOs because it's not really "dead". All the other titles in your video after this I never even heard of haha.
I remmeber reading about ryzom waaaaay back, didnt think it would even still be online lol
O yea, it's still got a good following. I have played it several times the past year. I still have my first character which is my main I created 18 years ago haha.
Perpetuum is as far as I remember sort of an EvE online clone, with meks intead of ships.
this guy is so off the wall with his anecdotes xD its hilarious
Perpetuum was a fun game, I remember finding it and playing it with my group back in 2014, it was heavily inspired by EVE online but the devs just kind of abandoned the game before it came to steam, and eventually gave the source code over to the community to continue developing the game.
Out of all the MMOs displayed the one you liked the most was the one i disliked the (second) most from a viewer watching gameplay perspective :P I agree with the childish cartoon characters thing but the final MMO had the same effect on me. Looking forward to the deep dive on it though, love this content!! keep at it
Love you crow
I love this series, I played many MMOs after the rush UO gave me back in the day, even did EQ's ps2 game. Everything from Runescape to EVE, 2Moons, 9dragons, Flyff, Rose Online, Maplestory an many more. Thanks Waydot.
2Moons, that game was awesome.
ah FLYFF, that name takes me WAY back, lvl 15 sword was epic with the card upgrades :)
I was mostly RM though I dabbled in knight
I totally wasn't expecting a clip from Viva La Dirt. They're so much fun!
I remember Ryzom, had such huge hopes for it but I just couldn’t get into it. Stuck to the other mmos of the time.
Regnum looks like it reuses quite a few assets from another MMO called Cabal Online. Particularly the UI.
i used to think the lady on a world of warcraft box was the lady i saw in a dream once when i was little and i blamed for my lack of video game skills. and how you see the textures reminds me of 1 of my gaming beds in imvu. i mashed 2 gaming beds together as part of a way to create the perfect gaming bed and at certain angles its sometimes a superman bed and sometimes a purple bed with leopard spots
Sleep Paralysis demon got me xD Greetings from Argentina here! Didn't have the chance to properly play Regnum, but indeed heard about it; I was most likely busy playing Cabal Online, Granado Espada and L2 :D
If Islet online release around in 2004-2009. This game should become one of the best old MMORPG ever .
Agree, game seems fun, also it's on mobile with decent controls, but sadly english community is very very small
I even didnt know that Ryzom is still online.. it was really interesting mmorpg it had feature to mix abilities together.. I never seen this anywhere else. It can make your character very special.. like you take fireball and change it to poison damage and make it to do not just dd but also dot.. etc :D
Yea, Ryzom's a great game. I do like the "crafted" abilities you can make using stanzas to change it up and do unique attacks and such.
Dude. I think I played Ryzom a long time ago. The character creation brought back memories i forgot
Speaking on getting lvl up on random things i like when using skills lvls them up
It just makes sense that using a skill more makes it advance further like any other skill in life the more u do it the better u get at it
Unfortunately not many mmos or games in general use this system
Which is a shame
liked and subbed! Your content is engaging as well as entertaining. The important aspect of content is all about storytelling which I enjoy spending every minute watching the video keep it up! :D
Not sure how interesting it would look in one of these videos but one of most famous French MMORPG is called Dofus. Brings back so many memories
The textures glitching on regnum could be DX12 related, if you try it again if possible set to DX11. Same issue appears in WoW as well periodically.
23:00 They stole the Level Up Sound from the game NosTale btw. Don't know if you reviewed this game already but I would remember that sound anywhere.
So glad i finally got around to watching this video. I love exploring concepts like this and I know the exact feeling of something being just out of reach. Thanks for making this, and I hope you reach 1000 subscribers!
Perpetual seems like they tried to make it feel like you were controlling a mech with an interface, but they over complicated it to the point they stopped it being fun.
Back in the day these mmo's like Ryzom were played by a lot of literal role players, meaning 75% of the time spent on these games was ppl conjuring up page long dialogues between each other, which is why combat was usually super slow, to give ample time for role playing. I have the fondest memories playing mmos this way in the mid 2000s.
As someone familiar with Ryzom (it was the first MMO I played, and I made it to the "free trial" level cap of 125), I find the positivity here absolutely hilarious. I played before the extra tutorial was added on top of the existing tutorial, so I'm a bit surprised it didn't even tell you that you have to equip your melee weapon (dagger) to perform at all in melee combat. But moreover, the only lore to be found is in a wiki, and the only quests in the game are in the tutorial area (which you never actually left; it takes several hours to finish the tutorial area). The mainland is just grinding: you can grind storyless missions for money or reputation, and you can grind fights for XP. I think if you actually did a deep dive into it, you'd be disappointed.
First time on this channel, and I'm enjoying your simplistic and also in depth content! Everything you do from the simple cuts and the genuine reaction cam to the brief and detailed voicer over in this video. I am subbing and will watch more from you. 😌
"i like demons and dark fantasy and blood or whatever i said earlier" proceeds to love islet online...
If you can, figure it out and get it working. There's a way to play Lego Universe. When the game was released, i fell in love so quickly with it. Player created homes/ weird creations. Zones were so cool and had hidden areas/puzzles to find. It was such an amazing game that unfortunately closed due to the cost and not enough players.
I played quite a lot of Ryzom when I was younger.
Rysum was great back in the day but remember doing alot of online research before you tube to understand what I was doing.
Yeah, I remember it as the good alternate mmo at the time, but it was too much to get into.
Ryzom's a complex game. Almost as complex as EVE online in some respects but after playing both of those MMOs for well over 15 years they seem so simple now haha.
I played Regnum online from 2007 through the transition to Champions of Regnum right up to the closure of the last English server. I would say they were accurate in their description at least up till 2010. The original game was like a scaled down DAoC with superior skills and at least on the English speaking server the realm was filled 24/7 so PVP was non stop anytime you wanted to log in. Sadly they lost the original creator around 2010 and the guy who replaced him drove the game into the ground. Starting in 2010 he completely changed the combat system and lost 50% of the playerbase then a couple years later released Champions of Regnum (most referred to as Champions of Rectum) losing around 50% of those remaining and it got even worse. All you had to do to illustrate his incompetence was realize there were 7 or 8 servers around the world when he took over and they quickly dwindled to only 2 then only 1 left in South America. I will always miss that game as I've never found a game with such fun PVP since (the original not the mess it was at the end).
11:28 the "rest emote" is a normal mechanic in Ragnarök Online (insert to sit and recover more hp/mana)
amazing dedication and information. you sir, get an A+
You’re quickly becoming one of my favorite UA-camrs brotha. Always a delight to see you posted a new video. Started playing LOTRO with my twin brother due to your vid. Thanks and keep it up!
I'm fairly old. When WoW first came out I was intrigued. But I wasn't buy a new gaming pc/pay a monthly subscription intrigued. I had never played an mmo before and the closest I had gotten was watching my buddy play muds when I was a teenager. I searched the internet for mmos and non of them worked on my pc or cost a subscription I wasnt willing to pay. All except Regnum which was all the game was called at the time, 'Champions of' came later at some point I dunno, I never stuck around that long. Long intro to a short story; when I first logged onto regnum the whole concept was so new to me that I just sat there ontop of this starting zone icehill trying ot read all the help guide. There was this dude standing there. Another player like me, the first online real person I had ever laid eyes on in an mmorpg. He turns to me and says 'hi. are you lost?' and I said 'Hi. Ya kinda I guess. I've never done this before' So he says 'I'll show you where to go for 1 gold'. I look in my inventory and sure enough the game had started me with 1 gold. I give it to him thinking this must be some normal sort of transaction in these mmorpg things. He takes it and says 'follow me'. I follow him and we run for 25 sec...to the next hill where there was an npc. 'You go here. Good luck'
It took me 5 min to get ripped off in my 1st mmorpg ;p
Nice video, I subscribed because of it. Ever play Anarchy Online before? That was my mmo for over 13 years but not many know it.
And a great soundtrack!
You may not see this but i would absolitely love to see you explore FF 11. I hear some amazing things but i genuinely enjoy your perspective and would love a vid on it
my first MMO was Shaiya, nobody talks about it nowadays but it holds many beloved memories of discovering the genre 😌
I really enjoyed the video, I think I might do the same this weekend on my iMac and see what random obscure MMOs I can find for Mac lol.
Ryzom was funny and great. Regnum had a rvr discret funny system
Islet is pretty neat game. Not the typical MMORPG experience, but I think a lot of MMOs could learn off of its simple yet effective addictive gameplay loop.
You should try out Palia.
Its an online persistent world and plays like that last game on your list here. It also has Stardew Valley and Animal Crossing vibes, but its online and has a very friendly and helpful community.
Its free on both Steam and on Nintendo Switch. :)
Palia was fun for a few hours played it on release. To bad it seems like it might not be around long
@@GygaxxGrows Despite the layoffs, development is still trucking along. A new feature update was just announced. I'm still hopeful for Palias future. It's only really if community abandons game it may topple.
@@GygaxxGrows might not be around long? says who lol?
Regnum actually doesn't look too bad. i would have played this 7 years ago
Would you really? Legion was already released o.o Ragnum looked like garbage
Ah Regnum, or now Champions of Regnum, this one is my childhood man, spent countless nights with my best friend playing this game. Good times.
Happy to see another Regnum player. I played on Ignis.
We were mostly Latin American players, but I stumbled upon some Frenchies once and taught them how to play
@@teknomax7883 Was Alsius the first times but I liked Syrtis map so much I switched some day. Sounds like you also had some good memories with this
@@Sizzer1337 Dude, I didn't even played THAT much, but a LOT happened to me there. Witnessed an online marriage. Got into a friendly gathering and duel with a rivalry faction. Got into many epic battles. And somehow I was quite known (was one of the very very few full healers and my friend got me into the top faction of the realm). Oh. And we had a three days session with NO SLEEPING.
I remember Regnum! I played back in college when I was penny pinching and avoiding all sub fees.
I still remember playing an MMO that sadly died many years ago called Earth Eternal, which was pretty fun during my brief time with it.
amazing idea for a video. in my opinion what you're documenting is deeper than video games. We have all been sucked into this vacuum on the supposed world wide web. with new tech it seems our window of discovery is dwindle to a few mere apps and in this case MMOs. You literally just going to page 4 is proof the internet does still exist. I would say that a vast majority of consumers are so invested in things they are told to like everything after page one on steam might as well be a blank page
You should do a video on "Eldevin". I got super hooked on that MMORPG when it came out. It has a very nostalgic feel, with the music and graphics.
But practically nobody plays it anymore. I'm truly surprised the devs still keep it going.
The majority of updates are all just holiday events now, but I really wish that game would've gotten more recognition. I feel like it could've gotten up there with WoW and RS.
wait what hunt cow studios went on to make an actual mmo? I used to play their web browser game that i cant remember for the life of me. Started with F, fallensword maybe? You could even do pvp with the GMs in that game lol
The devs have basically abandoned Eldevin and the events are just repeats of previous years
Never heard of Islet, but I'm surprised you didn't mention Trove at all, which leads me to believe you might not be aware of it. It's certainly got various differences than islet, but in terms of a "Minecraft MMO" it's the one I always think of, and unless things have changed since I last looked into it, there's still quite a few people playing.
I'll always be happy to bring Trove up because early on you could actually create and submit voxel items/styles and submit them and one of the permanent hairstyles in the game is one I made.
I have played 2/6 of these :'D 1/3 isn't so bad!
Ryzom was great fun when I was a kid. I used to play with my dad. It was and still is super underrated.
Legends of Edda is boring and grindy but the community is super welcoming and lovely, so it's strange that nobody spoke to you because when I first started I was hounded with guild invites.
omg I still have my Saga of Ryzom retail box. Hilarious to see it mentioned in 2024.
8:36 Oh my gosh... I can't remember the last time I literally laughed out loud so hard at a video!💀
Regnum reminds me of ragnarok online. The clicking to move, to attack enemies, using the rest emote to recover mp faster. Very RO vibes there
The speed option in the youtube clips it's such a good feature ^^ x2 is the best.
Ryzom in its prime was a really cool game. It's definitely a unique world and setting... hampered by a cumbersome game engine. There was a lot of interesting and enjoyable stuff in there, wrapped up in mechanics which made everything harder than it had to be.
But I've never played in an MMO setting more unusual, captivating, and one-of-a-kind than Ryzom. If the developers had been part of a design team for a larger dev, and left others to work on the engine and mechanics, it might have been really successful.
No way Rappelz it's not here. It was my first mmorpg ever and I'M OBSESSED. Sadly, it's a ghost game by now.
I might try that last one out myself, I been wanting something like that in my life. Graphics could be better but that doesn’t bother me is the game play is good.
At least give the game a shot, its strangely addicting and really hit a lot of those feel good mmo receptors that i didnt assume it would just judging the game by its cover
Regnum was and still is one of my favourite games with a lot of good memories and i enjoy coming back at it from time to time :) gave me thousands of hours of fun within the last 15 years, can't complain :)
17:07 alright I understand that the characters arts can be bothering, but you gotta say the world assets like houses streets and trees are actually pretty good
God i remember playing Ryzom when it first came out!
Haven't played any of these, but I played a handful that I never see on top XX lists anymore: Tibia, Lineage 2, and Neverwinter Nights Persistent Worlds
Huh..? Lineage 2 is pretty known. I played it! It was quite popular for a while here in Argentina
@@teknomax7883 Cool. Didn't say it wasn't known, just that I never see it on top XX lists anymore.
I'd like to see you play Shaiya, if it's still around. I had lots of fun there as my second MMORPG long ago.
Full max level playthrough of Legend of Edda, please
That last game legit looks good.
i've played PW, Priston Tale and a lot of old ones that are dead but has a special place in me
I know baldur gates exist but i cant help but to want more DnD games with online guild system to chill with fellow nerd friends at a saturday night.
level up by jumping (insert Fry from Futurama meme) "Shut up and take my money!"
Gun of Icarus. It's a very cool and underrated airship 3D combat game. I played it recently and there were like 5 people online, which is a shame.
Your character in Islet Online looks like a shiny drifloon lol
i respect your reviews. the art style is Chibi not childlike.
Dude you had me laughing the whole time. Good video
Nice video. Subscribed!
So far i love playing old mmos it feels i have more peace and i can take my time to play the game.
The question is... why are the servers still up if there's nobody playing?
I used to play all of these back in the day. Never got far, but I jumped from mmo to mmo
One of my Favorite MMORPG's, probably 15 years ago now, was Atlantica Online, I LOVED the Turn-Based Combat in it and NEVER found another game that did it like that, sadly it got bought out and the Dev after did not care and made it super P2W.
Quick shout out to the Dead Legends .
-Rakion
-Grand Chase
The problem with regnum if that he really didn't go to the real battle zone. You gotta be 40+ to fight and do something and it really shines there. Doesn't shine at the leveling aspect
Remember: All these MMO had stories to tell and a world to be saved, only to be abandoned to their fate.
Great vid I played this back in the day didn't know it was on steam.
i bought ryzom when it came out. back in the early 2000s i bought almost every MMO that came out.
Neocron was my absolut favorit, extreme thick atmosphere. I played it a lot back then. Its now a free game and omg, cant believe how buggy that game was. Its horrible to replay today. Its just bugs bugs and more bugs, can believe it was my favorite.
I love Islet online!! I've been playing for years. I looooove the skill system i wish more games were like it
One thing you should know about Ryzom. Majority of its player base are either French or German, that might be why the other player u met at the tutorial area didnt respond.
Also Ryzoms largest Guilds/Clans are French and German clans, and they wont allow u to join unless u can speak their language.