MMORPG

Well, its full name is MMORPG, and it actually stands for Massive multiplayer online role playing game.

Well basically most mmo’s require players to play their games on-line. Players start the game by creating a character and exploring about a make believe world, meeting some people, doing quests together and in the process, make some new friends. Most MMO’s have a level system, which means after one has completed quests or whacked monsters enough to gain sufficient experience points to level up, one will be awarded points in which he can choose which field of profession to head towards. Some of the most popular MMO’s are “World of warcraft”, “guild wars”, “Maple story” and “Ever Quest”.

There are generally two ways MMO’s can earn your cash, first mode is pay to play which means one has to pay a monthly fee to play the game. The second mode is free to play, players can download and play for free, but special items are introduced in the game that only cash can buy. Such items normally give any player an edge over the others.

I personally have played a couple of MMO’s before. At first it is really exiting, the more I played, the more I explored, the more I played. Then, once I get the momentum, it gets boring, because it never stops and soon I felt that it was a waste of time and have regretted ever starting. My cousin on the other hand, is different. He just keeps playing and playing and getting more professional at his game. On top of all that, he still manages his time well and does well in his exams.

MMO’s may vary vastly, but if you feel like you have enough time for a second life, why not try it? If you are thinking what game to start, why not try: www.mmorpg.com