Definatly Auto assault and Tabula Rasa. I never even got a chance to try them, and they died before MMO games going F 2 P was considered viable.
I would've said All Points Bulletin a couple months ago but... Well.. 
edited 30th Apr '11 3:22:43 PM by ShirowShirow
Dark Sun Online.
Another for Tabula Rasa and Auto Assault.
Bunny
There was a very interesting Side Scrolling Shooter MMO that went by the name of Gunster Online.
Unfortunately, did not last very long at all. Only a few months or so.
One of my few regrets about being born female is the inability to grow a handlebar mustache. -Landstander
Fuzzy Orange Doomsayer
I'm still wondering what happened to plans for an MMO based off Otherland. The website's up, but it's marked as "under construction."
That's Feo . . . He's a disgusting, mysoginistic, paedophilic asshat who moonlights as a shitty writer—Something Awful
Jonah Falcon
Tabula Rasa. I really liked it, as confusing as it was.
Also Ultima X, but I've already made my feelings known on the subject
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Face Time
I never saw Motor City, which is sad as it sounds interesting.
"Hipsters: the most dangerous gang in the US." - Pacific Mackerel
I miss The World. My Twin Blade had just reached a desirable level...
edited 8th May '11 6:52:20 PM by Zeromaeus
RM/8
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I miss The World too, and I haven't even played it!
edited 8th May '11 8:37:38 PM by AweStriker
"Only now, after being besieged by a flock of talking ponies, did he really understand what he'd lost. "
Just decided to bring this topic up, because... stuff.
Valkyrie Sky: It had flaws, but there really isn't anything else out there quite like it, and I doubt there will be again.
Deco Online: Went to finally properly get into it, to find out it had vanished off the face of the Earth. I only played a little, but remember being quite impressed.
Tabula Rasa and Auto Assault Online: Think these are givens.
Concerto Gate North America: It was quite a nice little game... that was screwed over by Square Enix (Yes, Square Enix. The problems it faced had little or nothing to do with Gamescampus) to the point that it never even made it out of closed beta.