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The folks from Turbine dropped by on Monday night to answer questions about their popular MMORPG, Lord of the Rings Online: Shadows of Angmar.
Read it all here. Cheers, |
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Very informative and on track. I like seeing the personal touch that LOTRO dev has done in this game....
Drygonfli.
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I had the opposite impression. A lot of stupid questions and redundancy.
I think the first question was from someone that doesn't even play the game. He wanted to know if they added more armor types since beta. Talk about lame...
We could have asked specifics on the changes coming to the three classes that are being revisited, namely guardian, burglar and champion. We could have asked more about character customization, how will it be implemented, how will existing characters be affected or be able to change their appearances, what exactly will be added. I think they said more hairstyles, but very nonspecific. But how much of our appearance will we be able to change.
Anyway, a bit of a disappointment after getting off work at 12:15 am and reading this. I expected better questions.
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seabass2003
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The conversation just seemed very scripted and didn't tell me anything new. Kind of disappointed here.
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It didn't seem scripted at all to me. I have to very much agree, though, that some really poor questions were chosen to be presented. If good questions aren't asked/presented, it limits the type of answers/information we get back. Maybe a new format should be adopted to where MMORPG.com takes submissions of questions from the gaming public, then posts 30 of the submitted questions of which MMORPG.com subscribers could vote for their top 15 choices. That way we can pre-screen the questions, hopefully vote for the "best" questions, and ensure duplicates are not asked. Not to mention it would probably make the chat moderators job a ton easier. The Themepark Method of making MMOs is structured entertainment, akin to a puzzle. I prefer a legos style where I can build what I want and something new everyday.
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I had quit LOTRO because it was just a tad too casual focussed for me, with too few classes, playable races and diversity, but the info was good and I see they work hard on it, so I might try it again in half a year or a year, when the game really has expanded. Most MMOs are best about 1 year after release anyway. |
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