Knight Online 3D Fantasy MMORPG published by Gamersfirst in 2003. Start by selecting one of the game’s four generic classes; Mage, Warrior, Rogue and Priest. Players also have to select whether they want to be a human or an orc. This also determines your faction, as humans and orcs are constantly at war with each other and can PvP pretty much anywhere in the game’s open environment.

My single biggest complaint about Knight Online is the game’s limited number of servers. Knight Online has a massive community, and the game’s servers simply can’t support them. The obvious solution would be to buy more servers, but the folks over at Gamer’s First decided that they will give login and bandwidth priority to users that pay for premium access, while those that don’t have to constantly try hitting the “connect” button hoping that someone else logged off at the same second he/she clicked connect. Unfortunately, with the games massive population, it’s simply impossible to log in during peak hours if you don’t have premium access. My second biggest complaint is that 90% of the players in the game don’t even speak English, they speak Turkish. If you’re looking to get into an MMORPG, This reason alone should deter you from Knight Online.

Another major drawback to Knight Online is the game’s rampant amount of cheaters and exploiters. Everywhere you look, you’ll see a bunch of high level players running scripts that play the game for them. The game is also plagued with a lot of technical glitches and exploits. Previously unpatched dupes almost destroyed the game’s entire economy, as the market was flooded with gold and items. Bugs and exploits are rarely patched, and if they do get patched, it’ll take the developers months to actually release the patch.