What kind of Obscure MMOs have you play in the past?

Endless Online. Their servers were so bad only 100~ people could log in at a time, meaning you had to spam the connect button to get in, and when you did you were rewarded with 3 possible mobs to farm that mattered until you could think about fighting the ice titans for ice cubes. Those were the days.

Pi Story. Very fun. Instances-only for combat, and the UI was very focused on eggs. Anybody else play?

>>384172201
>ice titans
>not twinsword with those rock dudes that died in one hit to it
faaaaaaag
>not camping death with ghosthacks and pickup hacks
faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaag.

I got and sold so many xbows and bows, man.

>>384172606
>being able to get the 6 morning stars to make the stupid thing
Anon I don't know how you managed it. Granted I kept getting distracted by pedophiles pretending to be girls because I didn't know any better. unless they were actually girls I don't know anymore

>>384171920
I don't even remember its name anymore. It had that top down view with objects seen from the front (think Exile series) and there was at best 20-50 people online. It had a huge focus on crafting and you could claim any non-city bit of land as yours and build on it. Thieves were a problem and could steal from your home. You could also hire permanent vendors who sold your crap to passing players. There were a few fantasy servers and a futuristic one, with different skills and items. Mining actually dug out underground tiles that could potentially drop ore. I also remember the fantasy servers had an exploit of sorts where the best income source for a new player was crafting simple staves the NPCs bought for way too much money.
If anyone has any idea which game I'm talking about, I'll be both surprised and thankful.

>>384173749
Did you check this list? I remember one of the mmo in that list that does something like that. It give the players the ability to make their own server.
https://www.reddit.com/r/MMORPG/wiki/obscure