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I hate to see this game go down, the game was very fun to play, great graphics and particles effects. Now personally I don't usually say if I MMO will go down or not until I give it a valid try and then compare it to other things on the market. I think AA was one of those games that if more people started playing it would still be a live right now. Just like AC2, it was a good game, just not enough people playing it, that either might be due to advertising/ marketing for the game when it is released. To all the people that worked on AA, Good Job and keep things rolling. Something like this you should only learn from.
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Is there a way to play any version of this game in the US?
General Discussion « Cabal Online 8/31/07 4:53:59 PM
I keep on seeing screen shots of this all the time, they def. need to bring this to the US or have a way where you can have a smooth connection. |
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Yea the char development and the skills and stuff are really neat. And of course its an MMO. But personally to myself, it just doesn't feel like one. Having the randomness of grouping with people or just meeting people out while doing stuff. IDK I think I liked something like Shadowbane more because you have to be on your toes at all times and you have a lot to loose ya know. Really sucks when ya loose stuff, but its stuff you can always get back within 1 day. |
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So I hear every race is getting its own special power with next xpac (nov 07)
The Tavern (General) « Everquest II 8/31/07 4:45:26 PM
yea I heard this too, a long with a couple other really really cool new features. Like having multiple AA specs, so you can have something in your house where you can trade out specs, and you can have 3 total. It will cost a lot of plat, but won't have to pay for respecs again. Even though you might be spending like 1-5p for this, not sure. This would be huge on PVP servers. Also them trying to make some of the zones persistant which would be cool. |
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Game is def. looking amazing! |
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Have to say that I didn't like guild wars that much, first lvling up and trying to get skills felt like a solo MMO, not having a persistant world is not really a MMO in my mind. Second Fury is like WoW's rogue class, built up points/counters then release, build counters then release. A lot of that would get very boring. So if they are any a like, I prob won't play fury, I will def give it a fair try when it comes out just incase some type of design decision is made before launch, but my initial thought wasn't overly good. Technically game was great, design wise, there could be a little bit more adjustment to make things fit.
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