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Runescape 3  is one of the oldest MMORPGs and it has created a legacy for itself that many modern games can only hope to achieve. Both Old School RuneScape (OSRS) and RuneScape 3 are popular in 2023 and have a loyal fanbase even amidst high-profile releases in the MMORPG spaces. Every time you achieve a new milestone, it feels like there’s something new to do. It is an endless cycle as a new player and there are no goals in RuneScape. You get to choose your own goals and work from there.

Game: Immortal Kingdoms M Platform: Mobile Genre: Gacha, MMORPG, Automated Overview I'm not sure about you, but for someone like myself who has been playing MMORPGs on a regular basis for the past 19 years and has over 100,000 hours under his belt, I can honestly say that I am sick and tired of developers preying on mobile gamers for their money while providing next to no gameplay for that exchange, especially when all they offer you is a game that will literally play itself while asking for more money. If you're the type of person who just doesn't care about games and likes to watch the game do everything for you, this will be great for you, because that is all it is. What makes matters worse is that it does not feel like an MMORPG. It's the usual; you're in your own instance, while others are in theirs, and you can't interact with them physically because it's all an illusion, with their characters being controlled by AI that follows you around and assists you in dungeons. However, this could have been due to the fact that I was playing the playtest version rather than the public version, but it did not feel like any other MMORPG that I have ever played before.

I want to play games, not watch them. If you actively play current or even decade-old MMORPGs, you'll notice how deteriorated most new ones have become over time, especially since the vast majority are simply cash grabs for mobile device players with Gacha elements and more, with the unfortunate fact that they receive high ratings when they're terrible. I don't believe any attempt at a mobile MMO will ever be able to achieve the same level and depth as the traditional sense of an active, helpful, and talkative community, where you can meet up, make new friends, and play the game together as a group of actual physical players, rather than the game using AI-controlled versions of them.