Forum :: Lounge :: What MMORPG would fit my specs?

Hello,

Just been looking out for a good MMORPG that is not browser based that can fit my specs, please do not say:

Runescape

Maplestory

WonderKing

Fly For Fun

Here are my specs:

Processor: Intel(R) Atom (TM) CPU N280  @ 1.66 GHz  1.67 GHz

Installed Memory (RAM): 2.0 GB

32-Bit Operating System

OS= Windows 7 Ultimate 2010

Thanks in advance.

You probably have a very low end PC or a netbook. You won't be doing anything that has decent graphics. I would suggest you play something like Runescape, Endless Online, and the like.

Yeah its not low end, but its a netbook, i should have mentioned that in the first post. I think ill stick with EO for now, whenever i try to look for a game, EO is always the one i come back to.

FlyFF would work on those specs if you turn the graphic options down as I've played that on lower specs before

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Conquer Online is a fun MMORPG To play a range of classes, Warrior, trojan, taotist, ninja and archer with 3 'lives' or 'reborns' if you will gives you the oppertunity to combine different attributes from each of the 3 classes you chose to make one elite player. Weekly guild wars and extreemly customizable gear makes it a fun MMORPG to play :) and your spec would suit it nicely.

You really need to tell us what graphics chipset you have and if its a netbook, how much storage space you're willing to use. WoW will work on an atom if your GPU is good enough and you have 18GB of HDD space to spare =P

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My little sister plays WoW on her netbook lol.

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Sordie posted: (6th Aug 2010 01:17 pm)


You really need to tell us what graphics chipset you have and if its a netbook, how much storage space you're willing to use. WoW will work on an atom if your GPU is good enough and you have 18GB of HDD space to spare =P

And how much time you have to spare xD! WoW is really, really big so to exploring is a big part of the game and can take quite some time as well as getting used to distributing skill points and crafting/enchanting/refining gear to your character :P! Alot of new concepts to be getting used to butit's a fun game to play once you have all those things sorted :) oh and not to mension the financial side of things, if you're planning to be an active member of the official WoW it can become rather costly after a while so jus take note of that

falleneo posted: (6th Aug 2010 01:22 pm)

oh and not to mension the financial side of things, if you're planning to be an active member of the official WoW it can become rather costly after a while so jus take note of that

They're all "active members".  Being a casual WoW player is like being a casual crack addict. None existent! hehe XD Thankfully though there are some good free WoW servers out there.

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