You will find DAoC far more varied, loads of different cl***** with a lot
of
viable specs.
Certain aspects are not as accessable as WoW but the programmers are
taking
notes and things are appearing :) Stuff like displaying how much bonus you
have etc.
Quests, more complex and probably more irratating - but you don't have to
do
them (not a fan of quests which is probably why I didn't get on with WoW).
Battle grounds (RvR) - excellent.
Free levels and dungeon (instant) tasks for Xp make for steady
progression.
Player base is relatively mature - I think the idiot are all playing WoW
:)
Graphics more natural and less cartoony (sounds too, although personallly
I
liked WoW sampled sounds).
If you play on a populated server like Merlin or Lancelot there is a good
mix of players. Some people complain about getting groups but I never have
a
problem (although I play group friendly characters).
To conclude, if you like a challenge (plus pretty good RvR and about to
get
better), and if you don't mind complexity, then DAoC is your boy :)
On the other hand, if you like just to play a game to relax and not think
about game play then stick to WoW (although to be fair I have only played
for about a month before getting very bored - although I loved WC3).
Steve
Steffwyn (Merlin/Hib)
"Keith" <kdplane@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> I am fairly new to the MMORPG world and have been playing WoW for a
> bit of time. Have enjoyed Wow for the most part but will be hitting 60
> shortly and ahve been losing interest in the game for various reasons.
> Have been looking at other online games to try and nothing is grabbing
> my attention except for this one. I like the aspect of Wow of doing
> quests or missions solo or jumping into instances with groups, playing
> however I feel. What is the good or bad of DAOC? Worth Starting it as
> a newbie from the beginning. Give the good, the bad and the ugly!
> Thanks!!
>
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