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4/11/08 9:22:37 AM#21
Originally posted by Draccan Not going to happen Im afraid. The game was never intended to be "full on" PvP and never will be. There are plenty of OTHER games that offer a full blown PvP experience. Cheers S |
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4/11/08 9:55:30 AM#22
you're right, but sadly i think they develop the content for little reason more than to "slow you down" and keep you paying the monthly fee longer. if this wasn't the case then they wouldn't force you to group grind so much. I would love to explore all this content that they put the time/effort to build in the game, but sadly I don't have the gaming time available to waste looking for groups in order to progress and enjoy any of the content. they should have delivered on their 'solo friendly' bullet point, as they were one of the few that actually claimed it. |
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4/11/08 10:01:33 AM#23
Originally posted by Enigma Ya it does . she's got a face only a mother could love to boot lol |
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Cabe2323
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4/11/08 10:21:47 AM#24
Originally posted by araczynskiThey did deliver on their solo friendly bullet point. You can level all the way to 50 without ever grouping up and without ever just flat out grinding mobs. There are so many solo quests to do that they turn grey in a lot of instances before you can complete them all. What they can't do is make everything in the game solo content. What is the point of making it a MMO game if everything in the game is solo content? The vast majority of the game's content is small group content, which makes the game very casual friendly. I even see a ton of posts about people soloing Elite and Signature Mobs for Beryl Shards to make the best crafted gear. (Which is pretty much on par with the best Raid gear) What your post should state is that you don't have the time to play MMO Games. Because if you believe that you should be able to experience all of the content in a game by yourself then the MMO genre just isn't for you. There will always be content that you will need more people grouped with you in order to complete it. Currently playing: Looking Foward too: |
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4/11/08 12:07:57 PM#25
I tend to agree with Cabe. I've played this game as a soloist and a grouper and one things for sure. There's ample content for both styles. That to me is a sign of a pretty good design. In anycase I'm really looking forward to the Moria content because I love the underground content. Although I'm really looking forward to finally going to dale since my charecter rp's being from there. |
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4/12/08 2:03:59 AM#26
Originally posted by araczynski Not sure what you played. I do many quests and other things solo. There's always a quest you can do solo. |
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4/12/08 2:17:00 AM#27
Originally posted by Sovrath Just recently did that on my main, and now awaiting book 13 for more. Even after all that I didn't consider it a grind. It was fun and oddly relaxing to just kick back and slaughter a ton of mobs.
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4/13/08 2:03:21 PM#28
Jeffrey Steefel is becoming one of the most admired figures in mmorpg feild, big up |
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4/14/08 2:29:28 AM#29
Originally posted by araczynskiWell that's a load of bollucks.
The game is easily one of the most solo-friendly MMOs on the market. But I guess if your standard for solo-friendly games means 100% of the content is solo-able, then yeah I see why you're resentful. I have reached my 49lvls (still hoping to hit 50 by May!) by soloing 90%. The grouping I have done has been out of pure, unabashed fun both with Kinmates and PUGS. But that is the smart design of LOTRO -- you can both group and run solo. There's no forced grouping at all.
I thank the above quoted poster for giving me a chance to clarify his misrepresentation. |
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5/19/08 3:23:19 PM#30
I am loving these free expansions and I can't wait for Bk 14. Turbine is doing a wonderful job adding new content! Keep up the great work. LotRO: Meneldor: Riders of the Riddermark |
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