Elsword Online is a side-scroller MMO, so you also have fun platforming on top of the huge numbers every class can drop. Of course, they’re not all going to happen at once, but you can read the news post right here to learn more. A huge change is coming to this side-scrolling platform/action MMO – All of the characters and their job paths are going to be reworked.
Minimum Requirements: AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 4K or Better, Intel Core 2 Duo 2.0 GHz or Better, 2GB Ram, Win XP or higher, and a Graphics card with 256 MB of onboard RAM (ATI Radeon X1800, NVidia Geforce 7800 or better).Įlsword Online (2007, PC): Not only do I enjoy Elsword, but it’s also very topical right now.The stories vary wildly though, so pick the side you want the most. Fortunately, whether you’re Republic or Imperial, the classes more or less mirror each other.
Star Wars: The Old Republic hasn’t added any new classes in recent memory, but there are plenty of races to pick from (if you’re a subscriber/purchase them in the store), and each class has a pair of advanced classes to work towards. It’s not a pay-to-win game, but it is useful to subscribe, for the regular real-money currency drops, increased speed/exp, and more character slots. Content releases at a regular rate, and it has stayed true to the Star Wars Old Republic mythos, which I appreciate. In the SWTOR story, you are the Chosen One, the great hero for your faction, doing all of the great works and deeds to save the galaxy. Sure it has PVP and dungeons, stuff like that, but the big draw is the story. SWTOR is going strong to this day, and one of the best features about it, in my estimation, is that it’s aimed more at a solo experience.
Star Wars: The Old Republic (2011, PC): Star Wars: The Old Republic is a game I come back to now and again, mostly because I’m a die-hard Star Wars fan. I’m just going to point my hand at a few of them that are worth a peek! But there are plenty of fun and interesting MMOs aimed at a lower-spec PC so that more people can enjoy them. I only have so many hours in the day, and as long as Final Fantasy XIV is a thing, it will probably be my MMO of choice. Well not here, my friends! Now, I do want to preface this with a note – I do not actively play all of the games on this list, but I’m familiar enough to point them out to our audience. Sure, it might not be as pretty as a Final Fantasy XIV or Black Desert Online, but does that make them bad? It sure doesn’t! It’s a question oft-asked, and in some corners of the internet, it would be met with scorn and derision. With that in mind, MMOs for low-spec PCs are definitely not bad. Do all MMOs absolutely have to require a 1080 and an i7/i9? Of course not – not everyone has the same PC.
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