Egin,
MMORPGs have monthly costs. You can spend several hundreds per year. Plus you have to be online to play. I don't play MMO games because of those two facts.
I realise the developpers are constantly working to improve the gameworld but that's too "life like", in my opinion. A game stops being a game once it reaches a certain degree. I find MMOs more than games. Like worlds to replace the real one.
What do you think? Do I have valid points?
NWN, on the other hand, have many great modules and can be played online like a pen and paper game.
By the way, Cleglaw: I heard the Hordes of Underdark expention is very good. If you would like to read some reviews, you could go to
www.gamerankings.com, although I find the Gamebanshee.com 's review one of the best.
