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<blockquote data-quote="Set" data-source="post: 4606490" data-attributes="member: 41584">I don't play standard computer games (only MMOs, because I like the socialization and being able to talk with / roleplay with actual people), so I'm unfamiliar with the awesomeness that is Planescape: Torment.&nbsp;For MMOs, the best 'story' I've read so far is in Shadowbane.&nbsp; Other MMOs, like Dark Ages of Camelot or Age of Conan have some fascinating *classes* to play and encounters and questlines and all of that, but they feel a little more class/encounter focused than world-focussed at certain times, and an obvious comparison comes to mind, which I will avoid for the sake of my sanity.&nbsp;Shadowbane was the first to have such a richly detailed world that I got sucked into checking their site daily to read new stuff, long before the game was launched.&nbsp;The game blows, IMO, but gosh, the world, races, professions and storyline are fascinating to read!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Set, post: 4606490, member: 41584"] I don't play standard computer games (only MMOs, because I like the socialization and being able to talk with / roleplay with actual people), so I'm unfamiliar with the awesomeness that is Planescape: Torment. For MMOs, the best 'story' I've read so far is in Shadowbane. Other MMOs, like Dark Ages of Camelot or Age of Conan have some fascinating *classes* to play and encounters and questlines and all of that, but they feel a little more class/encounter focused than world-focussed at certain times, and an obvious comparison comes to mind, which I will avoid for the sake of my sanity. Shadowbane was the first to have such a richly detailed world that I got sucked into checking their site daily to read new stuff, long before the game was launched. The game blows, IMO, but gosh, the world, races, professions and storyline are fascinating to read! [/QUOTE]

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