>>1873
unfortunately that doesn't exist irl, all the old classic mmorpg were very toxic grindfests. as the others say, those are idealized references to either ff11 or ff14 because those were/are the popular mmorpg in japan. if there is an isometric perspective, it's probably a reference to mu online, mabinogi, dofus, or one of the many, many smaller games that were the same. this is hard to explain because there isn't a modern equivalent, but the point of those games was grinding (mechanically following a spreadsheet or flowchart), there was little to no skill involved, games like that aren't mainstream anymore
I don't want to be too negative, but you didn't want to be there, you didn't want to be the person sitting and mindlessly grinding mu or maplestory after school/work. just like how nowadays you don't want to be the person that spends all their waking day on tiktok. this is an unpopular opinion, but modern mmo like tarkov, arc raiders, marvel rivals, lol, or fortnite beat the shit out of the mmorpg of old, because they actually involve skill and have friendlier communities
anyway, to answer your question, I think mabinogi still has fan-hosted servers, and maybe lineage or lineage 2. but anyone still grinding on a fan-made server 20 years after the fact is bound to be... not an anime character, to put it lightly