Exploring MMOs with No Players 

Episode 2 here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LuaQnq3lErM.htmlsi=HqFa2ZcYDFPNAT2q RU-vid seems to be struggling in connecting the dots between these 2 videos algorithmically, if you enjoyed this one, check out the next :) Thanks guys.

It's always kinda haunting and sad to hop into a dying or died MMO. The same feeling you get when you walk into an abandoned school or park

Man, dying MMOs are truly different. I used to play City of Steam Arkadia or whatever it was called, and when thr company announced they were closing, they just gave everyone everything. All the premium items, all the mounts, etc. Was a fun, chaotic, last few weeks. Definitely still missing it. Anyone else had the same experience with dying games? Woule love to hear 'em

Avabel used to be a good MMO in 2015, but asobimo (devs and pubs) fkked up, by tampering with player's RMT circulation they removed stall and trading system, and then add a gacha system.

Avabel was a really good game when it first came out, was one of the top mmos on mobile. Untill it was ruined by the developer's greed.

Never heard of them, would recommend doing more of this series

OMG I PLAYED AVABEL FOR LIKE 4 YEARS STRAIGHT THIS JUST BROUGHT BACK SO MANY MEMORIES

The skills were all in German, there were just some spaces missing. "Schwarzwind"= Black Wind "Schneiden"= Cut "Regen Gift" = Rain poison " Jagd alles" = hunt all Sturmfried = a last name Schon Flieg = just flying

his reaction after realizing he's too strong 😂

If i remember right,AVABEL was made by the same team behind TORAM that also made several others,it was pretty good back in the day, though TORAM is the only one surviving,i remember going on the subreddit two months ago and the community was really helpful still for new players

C9 has one of the best combat systems of all the MMO out there. I remembered spending hundreds of hours grinding for items in dungeon, creating so many characters just to find out their playstyle. Fun time.

Recently found your channel and I've been thoroughly enjoying all your "first time player" videos. The deadpan sarcasm is the cherry on top. Keep up the good work!!

C9 is famous in SEA 5-10 year ago , that time is so fun

This would be an iconic series to follow. Genuinely hope you continue with stuff like this!

This is the gritty version of Josh Strife Hayes that I didnt know i needed. Great video Waydot.

LOL NO Way 4:03 (Shin) is me 😂 is real me WTF

9:55 "I ate the baguette and apparently it gave me some experience" As a Frenchman, I approve of this game ! 🤣

Avabel was such a throwback game. I played that game since its released and enjoyed it long time. Sniper Class was so fun to use those days.

Thanks for making this. I just kept laughing. Your delivery is somewhere between serious and deadpan and it is phenomenal.

C9 was one of my favourite MMO's when lvl 12 you get some skills and it keeps getting better from there

Dude I loved the format of this video, would be awesome to see more in a series like this!

omg I used to play EOS (Echo of Soul) back in the day when it was still alive. there was probably thousands of players playing together with me when I logged in and it really felt like another world I could escape into! I could just complete quests and raid some dungeons with random people or go into PvP mode to level up quick. didn't expect that it would appear here :) such nostalgia when I saw that loading screen. it was truly great at its time, sad to see it ended abruptly because of some management failures :(

Hey there, I am a big MMO fan so please allow me to explain what you experienced. Avabel: The game is super duper old, it was originally a "great" game for tablets. And I am talking about when the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 was in the market. I remember playing this game exactly on that device, and I did actually enjoy it. You used to get only a few hundreds of XP and the new player experience was completely different. I kinda loved it because it was mostly about "go kill enemies, level up, go to the guild to learn new skills and buy new weapons, repeat" which was amazing for a game on a tablet more than a decade ago. I guess the current new player experience is designed to let you reach the end content as soon as possible (which is a common thing in super old MMOs) Howl Breath: Never heard of it. I usually don't play indie MMOs because an MMO is the least indie-friendly genre ever for videogames Echo of Soul: Came from an era where pretty much everyone was making a Free to Play MMO. They did pretty much all look the same. It has the same problem as Avabel where they want you to rush all the early game content as quick as possible Continent of the Ninth: Okay this is the real deal. Originally known as C9, this game was my absolute favourite MMORPG for it's period. I remember it was super boring at the beginning because the first classes are like tutorial classes, at lvl 20 you can change class. Thare are a SHITTON of classes. Like, the Warrior alone has 5 classes to choose at lvl 20. Same for the other ones, with a total of 24 classes (the Mystic was the newest and it only had 4 classes to choose at lvl 20). And that's basically the moment the game gets good. You start unlocking super fun skills and the more you level up, the more skills you have to have fun with. I used to play with an Elementalist (a Shaman class) and it had the power to fly and cast long ranged spells. I remember in PvP people insulting me because I was basically an untouchable god, spending the whole time on air throwing thunders and fireballs at them, while they could just run away. The downside is that it's a cannonglass, the moment they manage to get their hands on you, you are dead meat

Great video as per usual my friend, we need more of this!

I used to play Avabel years ago, having a game like that on a phone was a blast, nice video !

Your editing, your voice over and quality are good. This channel will definitely reach the top.

Waydot, your videos are pure gold at this rate. thanks

*Loves these Steam Dumbster Diving Series.* *It is interesting to see other Games.* *And it makes me appreciate my main MMORPG even more.*

man, avabel. what a nostalgic game. back then, there were players EVERYWHERE. seeing the tutorial without a single player really hits hard, man. the game used to be so alive back in 2018

Bro wanted to feel like ainz ool gown for once... 😂😂😂😂

That twitter button seems like the most normal thing ever, it was literally just a link to twitter. Seeing as you were already logged onto twitter, it was seamless and it copy and pasted whatever you wrote.

really nice video man, old games can be really nice sometimes. your voiceover is awesome XD

The medieval snickers got me, laugh so loud on that

the last part is C9, the game is really fun at the time, i used to play that with my university friend till i am the one left playing that game. it brings so much nostalgic feeling whenever i saw it

Echo of Soul, I played this game when It came out on Aeria games. Was fun for a bit

More content like this pls love to know what's other old mmos that forgoten ❤

Thanks, Waydot! Gave me a good laugh at the end of a long day

Never heard of this youtuber before, after watching a few videos, i love how un biased you are you see both sides its cool, you got a sub sir . Plus you got a chilled knowledgeable voice.

Man I loved Avabel back in the day. Played on mobile and it was pretty much one of the closest experiences to an SAO floor climbing game before actual SAO games came out. Not that SAO was all that good, but was definitely a cool experience

I was a player of C9 as Witchblade, became Bladedancer later. I was having fun in those day with by friends. The combat in PVP is like you are boxing. 1 wrong move can be lethal for you.

so many games you could have tried. we need a part 2

Yes please do more of these series Now i can watch here for MMO with no players and watch Rye for FPS with no players

I remember when playing C9 in my childhood this game was the GOAT of its time in my country in Thailand.

"convenience of the twitter button" with 1995 pc game jazz amazing haha

A really well done video, gave a sub and like. I'd love to see a vid about Dragon Nest!

13:59 oh my god, it's tera. it's tera, it's tera, it's tera, it's tera

Nice video and commentary about trying some mmorpg that nobody knows about or try in this recent days. It would be fine to watch a part 2 and more. Some ideas about forgotten mmorpg or not very known or popular: Bless Unleashed Karos Inferna Mortal Online Requiem: Desiderium Mortis Avabel Online I hope these ones helps to search more from this type of video! See ya and suscribed!

Wow such well explained video loved it!

Sunset world does look really great!

ahhhh, ninth golden! something i played like 7 years ago for a bit, nostalgia hits in!

Let's see a part 2! Also, as a recommendation maybe try Adventure Quest World?

Part 2 pls it was so good and informative

funny that we had games like tales of pirates that they pulled the plug with many players, and later had so many non oficial pirate servers that they brought the game vack

I don't know what Continent of the Ninth Golden is but Continent of the Ninth Seal was actually a great game for some action pvp. Sad that it just died out like the way it did without many people even knowing the game.

I immediately lol'd when I saw Florensia on the first few seconds 😆

i love ur content, def subbing

avabel was one of the first open world mmo on phone n it was pretty sweet when i first played it. Couldn't play for long cuz it made my phone hotter than the sun back then

Avabel was actually amazing back in the day, before trade wasnt removed and gacha and auto fighting was introduced. playerbase was big as well, deffo one of top android mmorpg

This is the kind of content I've been wanting to see for years. too bad that you can't do this kind of content on online mobile games that are gone now.

Echo of souls was my fav mmo back in 2015, battlefield pvp was fun, you thrown at an arena with 7 vs 7 team battle (or 5 v 5 i forgot) with a goal to destroy other team base. The guild war was most chaotic, you transported to a realm with all other guilds of hundreds of player. The quest are boring, like most classic mmorpg (colecting and kill things), used it as level up to unlock more gameplay mode.

Avabel was a lost game. It was really good back in the day.

i used to play Echo of souls back in the day when it was good. no teleporting unless in big cities or some campsites. no lagging and beautiful landscape later on. the first quests are always kill quests till you get out of the first part. i miss the good old times where you would roam around the World of EOS with active players. Bring back my game man.

Didn’t expect avabel to make it here, it used to be a very packed game back in the 2012 - 2017 eras but they messed it all up & lost all of the palyers

50.000 people used to live here. Now it’s a ghost town…

They brought Echo of Soul back?! Dude I actually enjoyed that game but then it got shut down and I was so sad

I played "EOS" a lot in 2017~2019. Seeing the game after so many years brought me a lot of memories! Nowadays I don't even have the courage to open the game because it's so bad compared to today's MMOS

You should totally try out MMOs that have been officially shut down by their developers/publishers, but that are still kept alive by their community. Star Wars Galaxies, Wildstar, Matrix Online, etc

wow avabel was my first MMO it's been almost 10 years since last i played. i loved when people just sit down on the ground on the main cities just to talk, it was awesome

Remember Black desert? Continent of the ninth is a grandfather of it. They even have somewhat similar classes(Musa/Blademaster)

dude avabel bring back some memories when i was younger i loved that game

bro is trying to make Shangrila frontier irl.

hopfully you checked your computer for chinese spyware.

Nice video. Maybe try OG MMOS to see if they hold up today

When he said " the game immediately calls you a noob" I lost it hahaha! man I aint playing those games in 2024 lol.

Nice video, i miss Avabel so much. I remember to see the game slowly dying 8 years ago

I really liked this video and I hope to see another video talking about extremily bad mmorpg

C9 actually was a really good game when it came out. It's gameplay and graphics were really unique for the time, the game excelled on it's PvP elements, it was truly fun.

Amazing review! Don't forget your legacy systems ables you to give skills that normally a specific class wouldn't get!👀🔥

Epic vid! Much love, lad!

Arcus Online I love that one Pretty chill And sometimes you can find OP players with those bigg ass animated wings 😂

Boy me and friends played alot EoS back in 2015. The PvP (15v15 iirc) was quite addicting. They also give exp which leads to the vast map empty since nobody playing the PvE content.

Years ago I heard there’s a game that you win if there’s no one else logging in. That was its only gameplay.

Legend said if you finish one of this Game you will receive a message saying.. *DO YOU WANT TO ENTER THIS WORLD*

I'd like to see sunset as a single player game with the possibility of co-op...

God.. Avabel. The nostalgia it brings. Used to be popular when it was mobile only but died after a few years. I dont remember being able to one shot or auto quest tho-

"Just teleporting and lagging around while doing quests that only require you to kill one or two enemies. Getting random rewards that make no sense, and exploring essentially none of the beautiful world they have created. This game was beginning to feel like a fever dream, I think I was starting to get a headache while playing. The sound design and overall feel of the game with these random monotonous kill quests was starting to affect me. Existentially. This game is like a psychedelic trip gone wrong. An anxiety-filled space in which you just instantly appear wherever you're needed next." - every gamer trying to find a decent MMO in 2024

used to play so C9 back in the day, its pvp was some of the best stuff ever. Great gameplay and nice story. sad to see it dead

Avabel my love

Level 1 with 1160500 HP ? I'm dead 💀

The main town of echo of soul is actually quite populated i think, i still like this game

DO MORE OF THIS SERIES.

Please make this a series

Sunset World is basically a Maple Story clone 👀

Avabel was a really popular mobile game in Asia I remembered playing Avabel around the early 2010s I think. Also the developer Asobimo has other mobile MMO games that are popular in Asia and NA like Toram and Iruna Online my fave role was dual swords because I can cosplay as Kirito from the anime Sword Art Online and also the Bow gunner mixed with Brawler melee skills or what we call gunfu 😂 It's just sad to see the state that most of Asobimo's games have become, infested with bots and horny mofos

GODDAMN Rakion the memories is filling up again.

From those games i've heard about Continent of the Ninth Golden but never played it and i've Played Echo of Soul for a few months when it was hot. I have fond memories of the game for that time i spent on it. My memory is very vague tho so i cannot recall much of it anymore. I remember running around the map and exploring with a friend. I reached end game and all that good stuff. It was an alright game for its time. edit: i read some comments and people recall echo of souls shutting down for abit so i guess that explains why i stopped it cause i personally enjoyed the game so couldnt recall why i stopped. Guess it got shutdown and i moved on never looking back at next releases it had.

I played c9 for like 4 years back in the day, for me it's THE BEST fighting system till this day. What's cool about it's because there's skills where you use as "combo keys" like fighting games, for example: if you press S+Right click you use a certain skill, D or A+left click other, other thing is it's not a point click game, you NEED aim everything if you want to do dmg, so pvp was really skilled based. Anyways, C9 was really cool back in the day, the only problem was not being an open world game, but I had fun playing it :) Honestly I was hoping for a C9 2 or something like that to play it again, even the story is really cool

C9 was really fun on launch, always had a group for dungeons

Huge damage and exp values in that first game remind me of a game called 'Trillion'. At first it seemed like a novel concept - the BBEG has a trillion health that you have to take down - before you stop and think that it's just a matter of a factor. A boss with a trillion HP may as well have 100 HP if the only thing that changes is how much damage you deal yourself.

WE GETTING INTO THE NEW WORLD WITH THIS ONE!! 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️