All Posts by Zarraa

ATM I'm playing..

1) COH:   However wifey just gave me COV for Christmas stocking stuffer.
2) Silkroad  Pretty good for a F2p game
3) Rappelz  Reminds me of L2

I rec'd NWN2 & Archlord for my birthday, Just started NWN2 but it's excellent so far .

ZV

Originally posted by darkman
Well when you have a site full of fanboys so up Eve's ass, that's what you get.

Originally posted by JAttractive
Been bored lately and need an MMORPG-fix. Dark and Light sent me an offer today where you can play to level 10 for free and it got me thinking. Are there any games out there that flopped on release but have been patched enough now and improved to the point they are worth giving a second look at?

I'm thinking games like Roma Victor, Dark and Light, etc.?

I don't want to hear about the bigger titles (Ie. EQ2, WOW, GW, EVE ) just the smaller ones we may be overlooking  that some of you have tried lately.

Hmm let's see...

1) Granado Espada  *Inovative combat & different*
2) Aion   *flying combat nuff said*
3) Vanguard    *OMG you'll actually have to use you're brain in an MMO again*
4) Chronicals of Spellborn  *From what I've read it Just sounds damn good *
5) That Marvel MMO Cryptic is working on *heard it's for the Xbox 360 but oh well..It's Marvel*

Great topic..

1: Biggest disappointment:  WOW (Burnning Crusade)
2: Biggest flop:  Darkfall
3: Biggest sleeping Hit:  Granado Espada
4: Most anticipated in the general mmorpg community: Vanguard ,if  the pseudo hardcore dopes grow up. 
5: Most successfull:  WOW Burnning Crusade, Vanguard: Saga of heroes, Insert latest Guild Wars expansion.

For some reason Granado Espada peeks my intrest. I think many of us are ready for something fresh.

ZV.

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Originally posted by Sovrath

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Originally posted by Novaseeker
My question is this: with a gamestyle as similar to Lineage II as this one, why play this over Lineage II?  Is it because everyone in L2 has such a big headstart that it's more of a pain contemplating levelling there?  Is it because this game apparently has more quests than L2, even though it's very much still a grinding game?  Is it just because it's new?  Are there any other reasons?  I'm curious, because to me when I looked at this game, it struck me to be rather similar in many ways to L2.

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That was my issue. This game seems  very much in the same family as L2. So I already play L2 and just didn't feel the need to "start over" as it were. Especially since L2 has been out for just about 3 years and has a lot of polish to it.

Still, if you like Korean grinders and don't mind a game in its early stages, this might be the game for you. I like how you modify weapons ALOT and liked the auction house as it allowed me to sell when I wasn't on or when I was doing something else.

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Originally posted by dilatedmind
Shadowbane is kind of the opposite; the graphics suck. 

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