This is, of course, the opinion of one who otherwise despises PvP, so take that with whatever grains of salt you must.Ĭolin Henry: Albion Online. While this rogue server’s RvR has been isolated almost purely to the higher level players, the instanced battlegrounds in this game are the most fun I’ve ever had in PvP. The drama that comes along with it is just icing on the cake!Ĭhris Neal: Warhammer: Return of Reckoning. It’s quick, it’s unbalanced, and it really feels good when you can overpower a player through the sheer level of your items.
I’ve always enjoyed Black Desert Online’s PvP. I was genuinely impressed.Ĭarlo Lacsina: Black Desert.
I just saw first-hand this year that Albion is already doing everything New World was trying and botching, and Albion’s doing it well, too – everything from econ PvP (my personal domain) to territorial and guild combat. Which makes the horrible monetization all the more frustrating.īrianna Royce: I had to go with Albion Online this year, although I kinda thought New World would win. In fact, it’s one of the most unique PvP experiences I’ve seen, and strangely addictive. I also nominated it for worst business model, but that doesn’t mean it’s a bad game. Don’t forget to cast your own vote in the just-for-fun reader poll at the very end!Īnd the MassivelyOP staff pick for the Best MMO PvP of 2021 is…īen Griggs: World of Warships. We’ve opted to include live, fully released MMORPGs launched in any year, as long as their 2021 PvP experience is what’s being judged. This year, however, we had several contenders and thought the time was ripe to bring it back. Today’s award is for the Best MMO PvP of 2021, which is an old award we haven’t given since 2017, when we couldn’t come to a consensus on a winner, which is a large part of why we suspended the award. Welcome back to Massively Overpowered’s formal end-of-the-year awards!
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