MrVicchio
2004-11-10, 07:19 AM
Well first off, let me say you cannot compare EQII and WoW very well. The styles of play are so radically different.
I say this because its quite obvious that EQII and WoW are in different leagues all together.
WoW is not a bad game, its just... not as indepth. I do NOT say this disparingly , its just the truth.
EQII's graphics, on my machine, are incredible. The easy of use of the GUI, its a very nice change over the old EQI days lol.
The voice acting realy is a nice touch, imerssion, I think has been used to describe it, and rightly so.
EQII has a much deeper RPG system then WoW, and a far deeper item/monster database. That being said, its not for everyone, that I can tell right off the bat. I am an old hand at RPG's, and this game, so far is midly overwhelming.
I'll be back in two days after I have hit lvl 12 to give an equivilent WoW lvl comparison.
But if you have a comp that can run EQII at high end, then I suggest you give it a try.
Mr. Vicchio
I say this because its quite obvious that EQII and WoW are in different leagues all together.
WoW is not a bad game, its just... not as indepth. I do NOT say this disparingly , its just the truth.
EQII's graphics, on my machine, are incredible. The easy of use of the GUI, its a very nice change over the old EQI days lol.
The voice acting realy is a nice touch, imerssion, I think has been used to describe it, and rightly so.
EQII has a much deeper RPG system then WoW, and a far deeper item/monster database. That being said, its not for everyone, that I can tell right off the bat. I am an old hand at RPG's, and this game, so far is midly overwhelming.
I'll be back in two days after I have hit lvl 12 to give an equivilent WoW lvl comparison.
But if you have a comp that can run EQII at high end, then I suggest you give it a try.
Mr. Vicchio