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i find the mmo's on kong lackluster, the one i'm playing now is called tyrant, the game is average at best but the drama that happens in their forums just gives me the lols.
I used to play shellshock live 1 and 2 all the time but once people figured out the exploits it was no longer fun trying to legit power level. The current mmo that I'm playing is Heroes of the Realm, game was fun in the beginning but it is far too tedious and lacks variety.
some are fun for a bit, others are shit from the start.
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I might actually buy Kreds if I could use them to filter out all of the ads for MMO's on Kongregate.
I like Dillo Hills 2 :)
Most of the mmo's are shit, they have coding problems, lag really bad, bad grammar, absolutely insane grind fest (Sacred Seasons comes to mind), oh and to top it all off the aboslutely mind numbingly painful energy/timer system.
MOEKTAZO!
90% of every game type on Kongregate is shit. The difference is the terrible platformers and shoot-em-ups don't get badged, and so never get attention. The terrible energy clickfests get suckers who care about them, get a lot of gameplays, and then get badges, getting even more eyeballs.
I like swords and pots 2 (as close to multiplayer as ill get on kong lol. Maybe a tcg.
It's not a Kong game, but Fallen London is a rare example of a browser MMO done right. The gameplay isn't much more complex than most browser MMOs, but the storytelling is actually quite excellent.
I don't like, and try not to play MMO because they tend to be so psychologically manipulative of addictive and compulsive tendencies.
I don't like how I get when I play them.
I don't like the way electronic heroin is being sold so freely without control or sensible regulation.
Can you tell I'm very libertarian when it comes to this sort of thing?
I haven't found a MMO on kongregate that I really enjoyed for more than a few weeks and I usually play (lately it was more a quick test to see that they are indeed crap and then used kbh) them only to get the badges anyway.
MMOs are made to give profit to the game developers thanks to timers they put inside for energy/stam/whatever. And about badges, it's the same with commercials: only the companies with enough money can pay for advertisement. Badges lure players to the games...