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Like this idea as well. I don't see it happening though, but if it did it would definitely be a tightly controlled instance:) Another way to use this would be a party controlling multiple JLA'ers as part of the same team in the same instance?
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I bought my PC just over a year ago. 1 GB Ram, Nvidia 7800. It ran WOW and EQII fine. I've recently started playing LOTRO and on high settings it gets choppy in the biggest city. I don't hold out too much hope of being able to play games coming out like AOC. I'm not sure how intensive Tabula Rasa and Warhammer will be. I wouldn't mind the extra RAM now, but when I bought my PC it felt like it was overkill. That was over a year ago though. Short answer? Go for 2 if you can afford it. |
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I'm enjoying LOTRO at the moment, but level 50 is not too far away so I'm keeping an open mind. I don't think my year and a half year old PC will play AOC..if it does I will pick it up...it looks amazing for those who can run it. I'm really dissapointed with the gameplay demos I've seen for warhammer. Looks like WOW except possibly even more cartoony IMO. I'll probably try it, but it's going to have to run ok and there is going to have to be a hell of a lot of dark humour to keep me interested. Tabula Rasa looks interesting. Got to give it credit for doing something new...will definitely try it. |
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Official: MMORPG voters don't know their ass from their elbow when it comes to what makes a good MMO
General Discussion « Lord of the Rings Online 5/09/07 12:58:19 PM
Don't agree with the original OP or the title of the thread. I must admit I wasn't over-impressed with LOTRO when I played the beta..so I went away and tried EQII again after a few years away. It was worse, plus I'm like 5 expansions behind everyone else and I couldnt be bothered to invest that much money in a game that I'm not even convinced I like...and I'm over WOW....and COX just doesn't have the depth to convince me to come back...and there is nothing else really on the market which enthuses me. So, I'm back to LOTRO. I subscribed and have been playing for a while now. A couple of quest buggettes...but otherwise solid. Good solo play and 99% of the community seems cool (except for the ones who insist on making the comparison to WOW or the ones who want to string up the other European players for daring to use their own languages. Group (or fellowship) play is fun. I like the trait system. I like the dread system. I like the graphics and I like the music. It is growing on me. And it's fun to get in on the ground floor while everyone is learning the game, and there is a relatively small game area to learn. No, it didn't knock my socks off when I first started playing..but for me (and apparently many others at the moment) it is the best available option. |
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