Can anyone recommend me MMORPG's that either have to be downloaded or not.?

Answer 1

First I'm going to tell you about the browser based MMORPGs, then I'll mention somewhere you can see the downloadable.
To play games in flash, there are Dragon Fable and Adventure Quest (In both you have to pay to have full access to the game, and notice that Dragon Fable is still under construction and that it's hard for non-members to login into AQ). There are also those community based flash games (that some people consider to be MMORPGs) that are becoming really popular: Gaia Online (that I already played and that is really cool), ClubPenguin, PuzzlePirates, and i think that Habbo goes the same way; in all of this games you create an avatar and play games like fishing to get money and personalize those avatars.
There’s also the pure browser based ones: Tibia is a fairly popular game, BiteFight and Knightfight are OK. Travian is a strategy MMOG, also pretty good. There’s also pokemon crater (but it has a lots of publicity) and, my personal favorite, FallenSword (it's interface is much like pokemoncrater, but it's a dungeon crawler. It also doesn’t have lots of publicity like pokemon crater, and has a guild system that stimulate interaction and stamina restrictions that allow players that don't have much time to remain competitive, not to mention the lottery and the auction system).
The downloadable... well, i think it's harder to speak about them. I'll also give you a link for the "List of free MMORPGs" on wikipedia, where you can see the downloadable games out there (in this list you can read about other browser based MMORPGs as well). Take a look at the websites and check the screenshots, maybe you'll find some that interest you. My favorites are Anarchy Online, Monsters and Me, Trickster Online (really good, you should consider this), Flyff and Silk Road. Seems like Rappelz is also pretty good.
There are also some really good free downloadable MMORPGs coming out: Sword of the new world (a.k.a. Granado Espada, where you can control up to three characters at once - but you'll have to pay so that you can get over a certain level) and the global version of Lunia (it's still on closed beta, but will soon come out - keep an eye on it).
See you.

Answer 2

I'd recommend Guild Wars. You have to buy the game new in the store. There are currently 3 stand alone games. You can buy all 3 or just 1 of them if you prefer. The games were priced at $50 each when released but shop around. I've seen them as low as $25.

The good part is that once you buy the game, you never have to pay any more fees. No monthly fees and no ingame fees for more content or equipment.

It's a really fun and addicting game.

Answer 3

Hm...I play World of Warcraft. It's downloadable from the game's website, and you get a free 10 day trial. http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/index.xml

There's other ones that I've heard alot about but never played, like Guild Wars, and Everquest, and Final Fantasy something, and Ragnarok. I'm not sure if any of them are downloadable though.

Try looking here for other stuff. http://mmorpg.com/index.cfm?bhjs=0

Answer 4

Granado Espada!
You can control 3 characters at a time and can party with other people!
Its really fun! It has an in built bot for the game so you can AFK while you eat!
You can make your chars loot to where they walk to
You can make them patrol an area and attack monsters
You can make them stay still and attack monsters in range
The game is 3.5 gigabytes and is free!

Answer 5

Well, I'm not going to give you any long drawn out answer, but, how about Maple Story? It's a nice, fun game, and the graphics are adorable! you do have to download it, but it's not too bad.

Answer 6

club penguin, runescape
both free to play and no downloading nescerry

Answer 7

anarchy online is pure sci fi goodness.