MMO's

[Solvision]

Looking for an online virtual world interaction game.

Online identity and what not, talk with other users in the world?

Anyone know of any?

[thesimplecreator]

well there runescape wich most people dont like becuase of the graphics but i still thought it was fun.

RuneScape - the massive online adventure game by Jagex Ltd

[KSiimson]

There are some free ones, but my favourite is "A Tale in the Desert".
A Tale in the Desert III

[thesimplecreator]

runescape is completely free too

[KSiimson]

I never said that RuneScape wasn't free. However, it isn't completely free, as you have an option to pay to unlock more content. A Tale in the Desert is not free and it is completely different from RuneScape and it's pathetic goals/quests and community.

[thesimplecreator]

its not pathetic compared to other mmorpgs of its class like adventurequest and neopets

but i have to admit it is pathetic compared to wow or guild wars
thats why i quit and got guild was

[KSiimson]

I just said it was pathetic. If it's not as pathetic as the games you mentioned, then it makes those other games even more pathetic.

Not to get too offtopic, I will have to mention that you can run WoW with Wine or Cedega in Linux too.

[ElecNinja]

Hopefully this doesn't count as "illegal" activities.
You could always try a private server.
Some of the RO private servers are pretty good.

And Runescape is for nubs, imo.

[thesimplecreator]

that is why i quit

[rudie_rage]

I tried planeshift for a very short while. Better graphics than runescape, not as good as wow, but the game itself was lacking pretty much everything fun. Even the other players were a downer.

Second Life is also another to add to the list of games I dont care for much (although any regular player will insist it isnt a game, it is indeed a second life)

But hey, just because I dont like them dosnt mean they arent worth mentioning here.

Edit: also, both of the above games have native linux clients.