Looking for a good MMORPG

I'm looking for a good MMORPG where you have lots of things to do. Don't suggest WoW since I have already played it. What I look for in the game:
-High level cap, I love leveling up. (70 is too low :))-Lots of things to do while you level up. Not just quests. The professions in WoW are too easy to lvl up. I have cooking, fishing first aid, mining and blacksmithing and I have a TOO high level in all of them. Meaning that I can't use most of the things that I make with them.-Deep character customization that you can change without having to make a new character. (Diablo II comes to mind. If yiu give one skill wrong you can't take it away. Yes I do know that it isn't an MMORPG.)-A good community. I find it really annoying in WoW when I help out everyone in my guild who ask for helpwhile noone helps me :(. I also don't like it that there are so many people that are very rude in WoW.I don't mind paying monthly fees. Thanks in advance.Looking for a good MMORPG
Ummm well Runescape u have alot too do but i dont like RuneScapeGuild Wars is my favorite but u can only lvl up to 20 but it takes awhile in Prophcies.Looking for a good MMORPG
Final Fantasy XI. It's probably the deepest most complex Fantasy MMORPG out right now since you can do everything in the game with one character. Want to change from a warrior to a white mage? ok, go to your moogle house. Tired of smithing? go pick up carpentry. Not to mention you can mix and match anything in the game anyway you want whenever you want. It's endless. Oh, and it takes a while to level, so don't be discouraged that the level cap is 75. It takes a long time to get there, trust me.
[QUOTE=''NuKkU'']Ummm well Runescape u have alot too do but i dont like RuneScapeGuild Wars is my favorite but u can only lvl up to 20 but it takes awhile in Prophcies.[/QUOTE]I agree, GuildWars is awesome (most of the team that created Diablo II), but the level cap is 20.
Try EVE online for a bit.There is a ''cap'' to your skills, but it would literally take years of solid training to get them (by which time, new expansions would have been released, and new skills implemented - which means there is effectively NO maximum to how powerful you get).If that doesn't work for you, you may like FFXI. Apart from some economy issues I really had fun with it while I played it.To be honest those are the only two MMOs I would even consider playing besides WoW currently, and even warcraft is getting pretty thin lately.
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Thanks guys. I'll probably try FF XI. I like Final Fantasy so why not. BTW is there a free trial version to any of those games (Except RuneScape which is free and I don't like.)

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