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• Originally posted by Gambino Originally posted by Ribuld Turbine rated #1 dev? You've got to be kidding. One failed mmorpg and one old ass hack fest mmorp that has seen better days does not equal #1. Oh, that's why two of the top five MMO's r…

  in Potential problems LOTR lore vs. play balancing issues about elves and other races Comment by hqarmstrong July 2004
• [quote]Originally posted by Gambino Excuse me, but the noble Edain have long been extinct. Boromir was an heir to the steward throne, but just a normal human. The Edain were not men of the western lands, they were the first humans that awoke, and…

  in Potential problems LOTR lore vs. play balancing issues about elves and other races Comment by hqarmstrong July 2004
• One point to remember is that Elrond, Galadriel, and their ilk are among the eldest and most powerful Elves in Middle-Earth at the end of the Third Age. Also, the High Elves had been in a state of decline throughout this period, and had far faded f…

  in Potential problems LOTR lore vs. play balancing issues about elves and other races Comment by hqarmstrong June 2004
• Actually, any of the player races (Men, Elves, Hobbits, and Dwarves) can become corrupt as you play them, both by your actions and external influences. If you wish to play an evil hobbit (et al), you'll have that option.

  in Map of MOE Comment by hqarmstrong June 2004
• Upon what incorrect basis did you determine that a Balrog is a unique entity? We need only consult the text to discover the truth: LOTR Appendix A: III (Durin’s Folk) paragraph 3, 'Thus they roused from sleep a thing of terror that, flying from Th…

  in Anachronism! Comment by hqarmstrong June 2004