RIFT’s One Year Anniversary to Drive a Wedge Between Factions

As long as it’s a tasty wedge, I’ll want to try a bit Personally I don’t even do much PvP; if it wasn’t for the engaging, immersive world and dynamic content which the Rift team so painstakingly tries to dish out with patches and updates then I wouldn’t be a part of it, because they have catered to not just PvPer’s but everyone (aka, chronicles, new questing areas, zone events).
  I can’t wait to play the one year anniversary and perhaps if it get’s interesting enough for PvP I’ll try that too. At least in that area it’s felt a lot like past MMO PvP without a lot of innovation (aside from weekend warfronts and invasion forces).
  I want a more intricate, deep crafting system with things such as farming (like Runescape or Lord of the Rings Online), as well as an in-depth player housing system (Ultima Online, Lord of the Rings Online, Dark Age of Camelot). And since they actually have a wood working profession and a “work bench” to work with it, I think carpentry would be a perfect add-on to the game. The only game I’ve ever seen tackle carpentry is Ultima Online, aside from perhaps some other free to play or old/low-cost MMO’s. I’ve read that they (might) add player housing by sometime next year, but that’s probably speculation (though I hope it’s true). If done right, this addition can greatly enhance the depth of a game.
  To sum up everything, a Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game needs to be Massively Ginormous in many aspects, not just a few. While I hate comparing it to Rift, World of Warcraft began instilling a lot more attention on faction hatred and PvP than anything else and it got tiresome after a while. An MMO needs a lot more variety than that.

Am I the only one who enjoys pvp in rift? (no, not r8 either…)