EverQuest Deluxe Edition

When game developers noticed the huge commercial success of the first Massive Multiplayer, which was Ultima Online, it was not necessary to wait long for their reaction. The next promising market was entered by Sony with its high-budget Everquest production. While Ultima Online is an example of the first generation of such games, and Asheron's Call is definitely the second generation, Everquest should be qualified for the "one and a half" generation. Having an opportunity to observe Ultima Online errors, Everquest producers managed to avoid most of them, but they have made many new problems with balancing different races and character classes.

Despite this game is still very popular, and highly developed characters can be bought at online auctions for prices sometimes exceeding 1000 USD. It may shock, but you have to that to create such a character it takes many months of playing at least a few hours a day, and for the game you have to pay 10 USD per month. The advantage of the game like any massive multiplayer is the ability to interact with thousands of other players from around the world and a unique for Everquest huge number of combinations of races and character classes, each game is completely different.