Guild Wars 2

And cause I asked, I will tell you what I want. I like other players to know my name, to find new friends, and others to have respect and fear me. I like to win vs good opponents, to be in group vs scary, mighty and smart raids, to take good rewards for raids and quests, and to take good drop from players. I like to be a part of something bigger, like a guild, and to help my guild to prevail over other guilds. I like my gaming to change the world in which I play. For me all this is essential of MMO.

And I’m not asking for RPG, the question is about MMO.

Player to Player interactions. That’s it. I don’t care if the game is called Barbie Happy Fun Time – if you can get players interacting with each other on a regular basis, you’ve succeeded at the MMO genre. It can be Deathmatch PvP, it can be Raids, it can just be efficient farming teams.

Speaking of farming teams, the most interactions I can clearly remember in GW2 happened when I came across a group that was trying to farm for lodestones. The lot of us ended up chatting for a good hour before we gave up.

Fun. Period. [Vice the frustration that GW2 presents in a whole lot of ways.]

Maybe they’ll get there before ESO comes out.