Tibia was the game of my childhood. As someone mentioned, in Poland Tibia was what WoW was in the US. I spent half my time playing outside after school and the

Tibia was the game of my childhood. As someone mentioned, in Poland Tibia was what WoW was in the US. I spent half my time playing outside after school and then hunting monsters and making a name for myself in Tibia. That game - much like many other MMOs back in the days - was great because it wasn't hyper-optimized for endless grinding. It was just another world with very little facilitation mechanics. You had to live it, hunt monsters, make friends and make a name for yourself. Given the huge death penalty in Tibia, your action had weight and dying was very painful - which, combined with very loose anti-PK system, meant you have to watch out to not make enemies for yourself. I really miss those MMOs from the early days, where the focus was on meeting people and socializing and playing WITH each other, not just NEXT TO each other. I kinda had this feeling again with Classic WoW launching - with everyone still in the starting zones, the world felt alive, going to dungeons required actually finding some nice people and actually travelling to the dungeon instead of clicking a button. It was great. I really miss that