Winged Nazgul

@Jokkl Why wouldn't it be fair? Those with more time than money can still level up without the offline advantage.

Also, how can you verify your account? I still haven't been able to figure it out in the 2 years I've had this thing.

If SOE was smart, they'd let only subscribers have access to the offline leveling thing. That would be fair IMO.

@Fuzzz AoW? The acronym isn't ringing any bells for me. Which one is that?

Someone is confusing big-budget with high-quality.

Wizard 101 is a stellar example in every way of what a MMO should be. Unique combat system, full voice-acting of every quest, crafting, housing, pet training, armor and gear skinning options, fantastic mounts, fantastic PVP; even a kid-friendly auction house.

That KingsIsle gives us all this plus a kid-friendly environment as well as the most flexible Sub/P2Own model around is just nothing short of astonishing. Here's to many more fun and successful years for Wizard 101.

I have 4 level 50's (one of each class) in Rift. I think I could put those 6 free months to good use.

I have 4 level 50's in Rift (one of each class). I think I could really put those 6 free months to good use.

It's a World of Tanks. What's not to like?

Galaxy hotdropping in Planetside.

Never been anything like it since.

What a silly question. Playing games is inherently behavior most often associated with kids than adults. That's like asking a MLB player if he minds getting paid millions to play a kid's game.

My answer, of course, is yes I would and do play games that are marketed mainly for kids. Wizard 101 is a very well-crafted MMO. It has features that put many mainstream MMO's to shame and does it while keeping a kid-friendly environment. I've also dabbled with Free Realms and while I don't play it much anymore, I did splurge for their $40 lifetime membership deal a while ago.