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Idk if Warframe counts as an MMO, but it's the closest thing to an MMO that I play.
The lore is really cool, though it's mostly for the people who care about it as it is really easy to skip/miss.
The community is mostly super friendly and a big part of the game (yk, trading in-game items for in-game currency, clans, etc...).
The PvE of Warframe imo is top notch, fluent movement, satisfying weapons, time or characters, abilities, strategies and weapons to choose from and reach one can be upgraded individually.
The PvP however... It exists and that's all I can say about it, it's kinda just bad and no one plays it.
Idk what RvR means lol.
Oh, and the game is completely free with no forced pay walls and it'll run on pretty much anything.
Though it's not perfect, it's a grind (yk it's a looter shooter) and there is an annoying mechanic of items taking a while to craft
I've never really paid any attention to Warframe, but just youtubed it. Kinda intrigued. How's the co-op? One of the reasons I wanted an MMO is that a friend of mine is in the same boat looking for something new. We tried Elden Ring hearing that it was co-op, but ER's co-op is little temporary instances of pulling another player into your world - you can't actually progress together. The content I've seen so far on Warframe looks very single-player oriented, and ER has given me trust issues with things like that, lol.
RvR is realm vs realm. Sometimes it's called WvW for World vs World. Basically it's large scale siege style combat - you and like 50 other players from your server are attacking or defending objectives sought by another server, so you get 100+ players clashing in pure chaos. It's a good time when it's done right.
Warframe is designed as a Co-op experience, it's the correct way to play the game, only parts of the main story is single player, cinematic experience and all, 90% of the game is supposed to be played co-op or in a team of randoms... RvR isn't technically a thing the way you describe it, but there are huge hordes of enemies, so you can think of it as PvR... kinda.
Consider it on the list!
And yea RvR wouldn't mesh well with a shooter. Guild Wars 2 had it, I think Elder Scrolls Online had it, but that game didn't hold my attention very long, so might be thinking of something else. Anywho, it's more a traditional-style MMO thing, and not super common even among them.