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It goes back to the Baldur"s Gate argument. Everyone who"s ever owned a computer and interested in fantasy RPGs love BG and BG2. If you could incorporate the fun-factor of the single player aspects of that game, i.e. your main character and his story into an MMO overlay, you"d pretty much...

definitely no hand holding or big X"s on maps until you"ve at least been to the place once to have "charted" it or whatever. but with less hand holding, it would be cool to have more interactive NPCs with your quests. So if you"ve missed a portion like gone from the start NPC to NPC 3, he...

Wow, pretty much summed my thoughts up to a T. When I bought Vanguard, I ignored common sense, and was just hoping for EQ1 with better graphics. Obviously I was sorely disappointed. I think what it boils down to though is: Is it really the grind that is fun, or was it the idea of the grind...