u/SHONSTYLE

The alexa archive only goes to 50 on wayback and all the current directories are behind paywalls. I want an accurate ranking of the top 500-1000 websites to browse, I do not know why it is so hard to find such a list and I think it is actually a public service/interest issue. We have phone books and maps for real-world directories, so why is there not a free expanded list of the most visited websites easily available? All the free lists are the super obvious well known top 50 websites. Can someone find a detailed list that is actually accurate? I will upvote you! Thanks. All the lists I have found by google are not up to date at all.

Can you find a reddit where I can ask this?

The alexa archive only goes to 50 on wayback and all the current directories are behind paywalls. I want an accurate ranking of the top 500-1000 websites to browse, I do not know why it is so hard to find such a list and I think it is actually a public service/interest issue. We have phone books and maps for real-world directories, so why is there not a free expanded list of the most visited websites easily available? All the free lists are the super obvious well known top 50 websites. Can someone find a detailed list that is actually accurate? I will upvote you! Thanks. All the lists I have found by google are not up to date at all.

I'm talking stuff like hearthstone or torchlight infinite. Titles that are quality enough that you could see yourself playing them on PC. They can be multiplayer or single player, as long as they are high quality. I also prefer games that have a high download or active playerbase.

Is this just on my phone or is anyone noticing this today? I've been using it on my laptop all morning logged out of my account no problem. Thanks.

I have no idea, I have never played but I might try it out. I want to know where the majority of players are. I assume I can mention 1999 as this is a super old game and it has been left running, is that where most people are? Are the majority playing on official servers? Is EQ1 more popular than EQ2? Thanks. Looking for some veteran opinion. I am a Star Wars Old Republic player and I am searching for an MMO to play on the side for when I have completed my weekly conquest activity.

I am thinking Warmane and ChromieCraft have to be in the top 5, right? A few servers do not have listed concurrent players on their website, so it's hard to tell. I do not have any WoW clients installed on my fresh PC so I cannot just check in-game to see the difference between the current crop of realms. Doesn't have to be vanilla can be wotlk or any other version, wondering what you think the population ranking is currently. Thanks.

I was searching for Urban Terror which is a f2p shooter I used to play back in 2009-2010. This game was released standalone in 2007. It's kind of like counter-strike but with fast movement and is based on the quake engine I believe. The game today has about 300 concurrent players, and you can tell these are people who are dedicated and just never decided to leave.

Do you know any other great games from the late 90s up until around 2010 era that still have a small dedicated playerbase? For example, I am playing SWTOR which is 15 years old and still gets around 6000 concurrent players during peak time on Steam, and probably another 6000 players using the standalone launcher. That is not super small, but it is definitely not a World of Warcraft sized game. Also looking at Ragnarok Online servers that have about 1300 players online throughout the day.

I am looking for the games that have communities from 100+ all the way up to a few thousand. Honestly, the less players the better. Sweet spot is a game or community with 2000 maximum players and 150 minimum players. Any old classics that you still engage with? Obviously the online games are the more interesting option here considering the ability to meet people and form a clan or guild but you could also recommend games that are singleplayer with very small communities, although these days I am very much focused on the online world. Thanks for participating if you can!

It actually makes me kind of sick to think that people would pay money to Activision for classic plus WoW. Do people not remember Shadowlands? Absolute joke. I will be playing Star Wars The Old Republic. Turtle had so much potential. RIP sweet prince.

I just get that vibe from the song and wanted to share, thanks.

If you get bored of fantasy and want something new then this is the game. It's like a singleplayer RPG with MMO elements, matchmaking, world and community. Having a really good time with it, and you don't even need to be a Star Wars fan to enjoy the game. It's got really solid combat like WoW and it's structured like an MMO around the end of Lich King/Cataclysm as you would expect from a 2011 MMO title. It's got a very generous business model you can pay 5 USD on the shop or just subscribe for a month for $15 and you unlock all the expansions and get preferred status. I don't even mind paying for a subscription as it is my main game and it lifts the Gold cap (credits) which is what I care about most just farming. I really enjoy the story quests, exploring the galaxy, creating a lovely character and LFG aka Dungeon Finder works really well for a mid-size 50000 daily player population. I can be playing on the major North American server at 4 in the morning on a week day and I will still find a dungeon in under 60 seconds (called Flashpoints in SWTOR). Hope this review helps someone looking for the next tab-target hotkey based theme park MMO that they are looking for as a WoW replacement because Star Wars is the perfect fit if Guild Wars is too horizontal for your liking as it is for many people. For a few dollars and preferential status you can get like hundreds of hours of gameplay. The point in Star Wars is very much similar to WoW if you like grinding then you will have something to work towards here and many checklists to complete for great rewards. Character gear also looks really nice, unlike WoW during leveling where you end up looking like a clown this game has matching items. Thanks!

When I was young like before 30 I was like, I want to be around others chaotic energy and be seen. Now that it failed and I realized I was never comfortable with it anyway, as a boomer of 30 years old I'm just like, damn what's the point? I would rather have an evening with some wine alone on the computer playing video games with no social stress. People are just problems if they get too close. I don't mind others in small talk and such but when it gets to the spending a lot of time with people or bonding phase you just start to see people having problems which are a major avoid point. It's so weird like, we need socializing as we do online but we just want to be heard and hear others. Once we pass that boundary of intimacy it just develops into dogshit. Those are my tipsy 2 cents anyway. Enjoy your next game, drink or smoke and be sure to step away from it for a break sometime. Enjoy the clouds but don't live in them, spice things up and explore different avenues. Thanks! And be well hikis.

I don't want to lose the design of the current chest item when i next upgrade. Can someone explain the outfit system in SWTOR for a beginner? It's kind of confusing. I'm guessing a drag a new piece into another one and they kind of combine or something? no?

It's 3.41 AM Los Angeles time and I am playing from 8.41 PM Sydney, Australia on the big major NA server Star Forge. I can find a 5-man group for dungeons in under 30 seconds. Very impressed by the popularity of this mid-sized MMO in 2026! I would say it's about as populated under the hood as Guild Wars 2, even though GW2 is what is getting more of the love and exposure with their last expansion and streamer visibility compared to SWTOR. After 7 days of playing, if you just want WoW with a SciFi twist then I can't recommend SWTOR enough. Very impressed. Great experience so far, and they're running double XP right now too so it's a great moment to join if you're curious-returning, or just never gave it a chance. They had a developer stream recently and have announced a new patch and talked more about the updates the game will be getting over the next 8 months. Great stuff. Expecting big things for the 15th anniversary of the game coming up. Apparently they have done a DirectX engine update which I must admit I know nothing about, on my 3050 RTX the game runs exceptionally well. Peace!

I just found turtle WoW recently with the shutdown news and I think the radio is super cool. Any chance this will be archived somewhere for eternal listening? I play Star Wars The Old Republic, but I've really been jamming to Turtle WoW radio. I would like to keep listening to it while I play SWTOR. I used to play WoW over ten years ago and the radio makes me feel alive.

(Not looking for recruitment but meta-discussion)

Satele Shan guilds seem to have more active players online during peak hour even though Star Forge has the higher population. Found this from the SWTOR fan community guild finder but I am yet to check in-game. Maybe it's just not updated. I'm having trouble finding a super active guild, one that has more than 40 active players around 8pm West Coast USA time. I am in a guild that I am fond of and thus I am not looking to be recruited so please be gentle mods if you see this. Anyone know of any huge guilds in your server? They can be EU servers also they don't have to be peak hours for America West but European peak would interest me as an Australian I don't know much about European gaming. Do you guys have big numbers over there? Thanks.