All Posts by Sylvene

*hangs head in shame*

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Originally posted by 0over0

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Originally posted by Nai`Neas
An additonal quip about this review.

The Y-axis is a horizontal direction...he meant the Z-axis for vertical.  Being a Computaer aided draftsman this little "oops" bugs me.

Being a 23 year D&D Veteran, and HUGE Eberron fan, DDO bugs me. I was in beta, there were too many inconsistences. Now with PvP, they better not change the spells for PvE, that will be lame, Magic missiles, are always supposed to hit, that's why they do less dmg than other spells!!!

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Aye, I noticed that part in the article about one character's "dodging" the other's magic missiles. Tsk, tsk.

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 Very nice, and good of Keith to reply so quickly.  That's one of the hazards of reporting from a convention floor. Apart from having to deal with the noise, sometimes there's "mis-speaks" sometimes' there's "mis-hears."  I report what is related to me, and being a writer that covers all MMORPGs do not have the in depth knowledge that many readers and fans have of a particular game.

However, James *was* pretty excited that their map of Stormreach was published or being published in the Pen n' Paper format.

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Originally posted by d3ltr33
I'm an RPGA official D&D Dungeon Master and I second what Shurijo said about the Warforged.
They were official Eberron Playable race since the beginning and, definitely, Eberron is not a D&D Online creature.

To clarify the matter I wrote to Keith Baker.

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Originally posted by lordtwisted

I think those that consider a power leveling service as cheating should have been around about 10 years ago, back in the day when Meridian59 and UO were around. People would hack the game so that your spells could not hurt them, while their spells would kill you in one hit.

 They had PKers that would hunt noobs in all the little noob areas, while useing cheats, just to get the response from them.

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Not picking on you Syllvenwood, but yours was the first of several posts that mentioned this... if you check the article, this is what I wrote:

To answer your other concern, I've never known any guilds not to require a trial period to see how well a recruit plays and interacts with the guild to know if it's a good fit. Most top guilds even require an application and an accounting of the character's skills, gear and raid experience. An unskilled player will be ousted very quickly.

In other words, all guilds I've known, require a trial period, especially top guilds.

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Originally posted by syllvenwood
Carolyn Koh made a very funny and imo a very ignorant statement.
She said that she did not know of any guilds that have a trial period, lol, She obviously doesn't play much of the end game content. From WoW alone i looked at 16 of the major end game raiding guilds and ALL have both an application to complete for review, a period before acceptance to play with other members and they all have a 1 to 2 week trial, rookie, initiate status where you are in the guild but have limited access to guild events or loot while you prove yourself. The 3 major EQ guilds i knew when i played were exactly the same way. To me it seems she just picked the other side to complete an argument without having any actual knowledge or experience in the issue, very funny.

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Originally posted by Feldron

"Pets level with you and there are different pets."

Pets do not level up with they lvl up over time

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Originally posted by leowolff

OK Vanguard didnt appear in any reward, but I (at least) expect some review from this game at E3 from you guys. Because of what I read about it in other places make me think that something is out of place here. Where is your answer to most important question of E3 about Vanguard and SOE, I have read it in others places, why not here?

By the way, Vangurad still will be my game, even more after of what I read.

One word ... ODD

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