As it is now, I just didn't find much to hold me. Who knows, maybe things will change in a bit. To be fair, it is fun to romp around with some friends and tackle dragons and the like. Even with a large continent, it still felt small and so many things were repeated heavily that it took on a mundane feeling. I ended up playing just to level up, not to enjoy myself. However, with so many character slots, it wouldn't be bad to chip in with a few buds to cover the monthly fee ($9.95). I'll play off and on to see how EverQuest Online Adventures works out, but for now, gamers craving an online RPG on the PS2 don't have much choice, so I hope the willing find more excitement than I.