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All these old server/realm names are a bit nostalgic. I'll bite... Eredain, Ranger, Hib Lancelot RR6ish I think...been a long time.
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Originally posted by iridescence I'm confused, which games ever required a 10 hour a day grinding session to play? Even if some old games did who is advocating that for new games. Either this is a strawman or you are saying some people spent …
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I always found racial traits, or racial abilities to be near to useless, especially in modern games. A decade ago, having 10 higher starting DEX or STR may have been a big deal, but not so much anymore, and typically racial abilities were cool for …
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I followed this game with the original developer, and wasn't very interested in it. When I heard Mythic had picked it up, I got pretty excited, as I was a long time DAOC player, and I knew what they were capable of. When I started beta testing …
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I've played a great many of the MMO's out there, from DAOC on. I never quite got into UO, though I use to watch some of my friends play it. Over all I am completely disenchanted with the MMO's of toady. I don't know if it's the games themselves, …
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I've been playing MMO's since DAOC, I played RPGS for years before that, and tabletop even before that. I had stopped playing MMO's altogether when I realized that I just wasn't into it anymore. I didn't play anything at all for a couple of y…
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nothing to see here, move along... edit
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I'm pretty sure the 4e rules were designed precisely for conversion into a video game of some sort, and most likely for MMO's. They are the best fit for an MMO style game than any of the other rulesets.
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Warhammer, again, was based more around a DAoC model, than the WoW one. Just because something has quests & gear doesn't make it WoW. WAR was far more PvP centered than WoW ever was. Like AoC, it failed because it was released too soon / unfishe…
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Shadowbane.
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Before handing out any praise, I have to make an admission. I have been gaming since the days of the ATARI. I was a dungeons and dragons geek, I played games like Gemstone that were text based muds. I spent countless hours playing DAOC. I never j…
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Originally posted by AcmeGamer Originally posted by CujoSWAoA Fear of death is a very simple thing to institute into games. If you die, you lose all your belongings. But companies are too afraid of losing subscribers to do it. What…
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Originally posted by dinams Originally posted by Woopin Originally posted by dinams Originally posted by FreeBooteR Got my confirmation email yay! Heh now let's see if they notice i ran their scannertro…
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Think I'd have to go with Never Winter Nights...Hordes of the Underdark XPAC. I spent ridiculous amounts of time creating weird characters and trying to play through all three expansions with them.
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Originally posted by Palebane I remember hearing beta testeres talk about how much fun RvR was. Once I was able to pick up the game, I found that most players were in scenarios because that gameplay type had better rewards. The only RvR that was to …
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Originally posted by wojtekpl Warhammer IP was raped by the fail game. I have been in Beta since the very start of it and i can tell you one thing: Devs pissed on beta testers. They completely ignored what we said and they "always knew better wat …
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I find this interesting. People like to debate and argue. They always have. Look at the greek philosophers....they would stand around arguing their philosophies all day, to the point of making a living from it. Human nature. /shrug.
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Originally posted by Ceridith Originally posted by strangerdang Couldnt happen to a nicer company...so many games they have turned around and made flourish, so many already flourishing game they have nourished and tended to...and always stick…
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After careful reflection of this....I have come to the conclusion that.... I don't care anymore.
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Originally posted by Sain34 I am sorry, but DnD is not to blame for the current state of MMOs. There is in fact a flaw in MMO being made today and that flaw is the simple fact that developers are giving us (the players) exactly what we asked…
