Gamers help! I'm looking for the impossible

[Geek King]

There is one i used to play a lot

Puzzle Pirates

no killing or similiar involved at all, just logic/IQ style puzzles within a pirating world.

*Smacks Head*

Of course! How could I forget Puzzle Pirates? This is one you want to try. I even subscribed for a bit before I got wrapped up in writing my campaign up. I got to be quite the desirable bilge-rat for a while. Not glamorous, true, but I was really good at that mini game. I could also win the drinking game about four out of five times. Good game.

[Legal Eagle]

There is one i used to play a lot

Puzzle Pirates

no killing or similiar involved at all, just logic/IQ style puzzles within a pirating world.

[Barracuda]

Disney Fairies: Pixie Hollow is another MMO that focuses mainly on crafting and games and has no combat of any kind; however, they charge a monthly fee.

[lordlundar]

I can't imagine why I didn't post this sooner.

Extra Credits on non combat games.

Might not be as heavy on the suggestions, but there's a couple of games there.

[DeltaSierra]

Here's a good site for tips if you get stuck playing Flutter: http://www.flutterites.com/

[DeltaSierra]

Okay it's your fault I'm now playing Flutter

lol!!!!!!

[Bardmaiden]

Bardmaiden.... Add me so I can have a friend for my butterfly?

Send me your details and I'll add you.

[draggar]

If you have a Facebook account, I highly recommend "Gardens of Time" and "Flutter"

Gardens of Time is a "hidden object" type game with a twist where you have to build buildings and plant things in a garden in order to level up. Its quite fun.

I was on that game *a lot*. I think it is second place to the most amount of energy I've put into a game (first goes to Farmville). It's a great game and very little wall spam from them.

[Aethian]

Bardmaiden.... Add me so I can have a friend for my butterfly?

[Bardmaiden]

If you have a Facebook account, I highly recommend "Gardens of Time" and "Flutter"

Gardens of Time is a "hidden object" type game with a twist where you have to build buildings and plant things in a garden in order to level up. Its quite fun.

In Flutter you play a butterfly in the amazon, and have to gather honedew concoct potions, and complete quests, and then you get to decorate a garden complete with animal friends you find (hummingbirds, tree frogs, toucans, etc) its a slow game, but very visually attractive.

Okay it's your fault I'm now playing Flutter

[Ghel]

Second Life is pretty much a glorified chat room. You can do stuff, sure, and there may be some gaming involved, but mostly it's about socialization.

I played an mmo for a while that I really liked. It's defunct now, but it had a cool concept. You were one of the survivors of an interstellar colony ship crash. The ship's computer thawed out colonists as needed to repair the ship, expand the biodome, and start terraforming. So, basically, it was task-oriented, with some crafting and resource gathering. I'd love to play something like that again.

[Mytical]

If not for the no fighting bit, I would suggest some of the various age of empires games..some are really fun. Sim city (and its ilk) would probably be a good series for you.

[Geek King]

Well, its offline, but you might try looking into the various Harvest Moon games. They're all about bettering your character's life, and there's little to no combat other than smacking the occasional wild dog with a stick to keep them out of the chickens. It sounds very slow and boring, but it is strangely addicting. The one's for the gameboy, PSP, and PSone were best, IMHO.

[Barracuda]

Entropia Universe or Second Life sound like the kind of game you're looking for. In Second Life, you basically can be or do anything with your avatar you could do in real life. In Entropia Universe, you are a colonist fresh off the boat from Earth in a new solar system. You can make money however you want, hunting, farming (literal farming, not killing stuff for drops,) opening a virtual business to sell virtual goods (or services) to other players, etc. The nice part is, the game is free to play (although it is hard to get started in the game without converting some cash to PUDs, or Project Utopia Dollars.) The neatest feature? You can convert money both ways. PUDs can be changed back to real dollars at a fixed rate, and it isn't limited to money you put into the game. There are people who actually make a living playing this game, although it's rare and takes some business savvy.

[DeltaSierra]

If you have a Facebook account, I highly recommend "Gardens of Time" and "Flutter"

Gardens of Time is a "hidden object" type game with a twist where you have to build buildings and plant things in a garden in order to level up. Its quite fun.

In Flutter you play a butterfly in the amazon, and have to gather honedew concoct potions, and complete quests, and then you get to decorate a garden complete with animal friends you find (hummingbirds, tree frogs, toucans, etc) its a slow game, but very visually attractive.