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6/12/08 7:51 AM
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Originally posted by JonnyBigBoss He did a ton of work for Palladium Books; specificaly Rifts, and TMNT if I recall correctly. He also did Amber which was a completely diceless RPG from the mid to late 90s. Amber was ok, but the concept of roleplaying without dice threw a lot of people, so the game didn't do that well. He was mostly known as a writer. Man, 57 years old... that's way to young. RIP EW you will be missed. Earth |
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6/11/08 11:07 AM
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Originally posted by JustBe You are going to love the game, trust me. It plays well, looks great, and has a rich history behind it. As others have said, don't judge the game by a few screen shots and videos. I mean, I hate to do this but... Vanguard had incredible screens and videos, and look at it now lol. Moral of the story? Never judge a game by it's screen shots.
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6/11/08 10:58 AM
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I'm 34 years old and I've been gaming for over 20 years. This includes table-top, pen&paper RPGs, console games, and yes, MMOs. So for the first time in my life, I sent off my resume to a gaming company (to remain anonymous) and listed my gaming experience. To me this is a huge deal; I would have never thought that being a huge game nerd could potentially pay off one day. The gaming genre (video games) grosses more revenue every year than movies. We are talking billions upon billions of dollars. I forsee the industry getting bigger by leaps and bounds. For all of you who post about X game sucking, or Y company is terrible, do something about it! Now is your time to put up or shut up. Seriously, less posting and more gaming. Dismissed.
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6/10/08 11:16 AM
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I've been playing WoW for about three years now. This time includes four 70s (hunteer, druid, shammy, and paladin) and one 40 (rogue). Most of the time WoW has been a great expierence; I've seen the best and worst of people who play MMOs. But now it's time to move, not just to another game, but maybe out of the genre completely. MMOs are great great fun when you have a game that is worth playing. But so many games that come out are just pure and utter crap. I have about a half dozen titles that were released in the last 12 months sitting on my shelf collecting dust. Why? Because they were absoultey horrible. Perhaps I've been spoiled; WoW was my first MMO, but definitely wasn't the only one. I started playing about a year after WoW was released, so fortunately most of the bugs and glitches had been worked out. All I had to do was log on and play a polished game. I was addicted to say the least. See, I come from a table-top, pen&paperg RPG background. When I started playing we didn't have the computer power to play virtual online worlds. All of that has changed now. I feel sorry for the younger generation of gamers who will never know the magic of table-top roleplaying. There is nothing like weaving a heroic story with a group of friends, telling tales of adventure and intrigue, and all together have a blast while doing so. Those memories of adventure and commradarie will never be replaced by MMOs; not matter how long you play, how many epic items you have, no matter what it's all online. Online MMOs do all of the work for you, all you have to do is follow the bouncing ball. Will I play other MMOs? Of course, just not right now. In my opinion the genre is stale at the moment. Until the next big thing comes around (and the next big thing might be an MMO per se) it will remain that way. For now though, I just can't see spending anymore time with MMOs until they break out of the WoW mold. Looks like I need to pick up my Dungeons & Dragons 4th edition and make that dwarven ranger that's been dying to get some play time. Earth |
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6/09/08 2:26 PM
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Originally posted by Backwash
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6/06/08 12:27 PM
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You will soon know that battle cry by heart, and it will bring fear to your bones and chill your blood. WAR is coming you cannot flee... This game is going to be good, and I will have the upmost confidence when I plop down my shillings for a copy. After being burned so many times by games that promise to deliver the "next generation of MMOs", I can honestly say that WAR will keep its promise. I look forward to the day when I cancel my WoW account and start playing WAR with the rest of the world. Yes, I'm in the beta, and the game is that good.
Waiting for: WAR, Aion, Huxley
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6/03/08 4:44 PM
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Originally posted by ulberon
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6/02/08 4:35 PM
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Originally posted by MrVicchioLet me clarify this post for you... It's very easy to tell if a character, upon reaching the level cap of 70, has been gliding/ botting its way through levels; all you have to do is look at the characters reputation. No reputation/ faction means that they glided there way to 70. I know this first hand; a friend of mine used Glider to raise 4 toons to 70 in about six weeks. Then he proceeded to throw those same toons into to AV the get the S1 arena epic gear. About a week and a half ago, he tried to log on and found it he was banned. Needless to say I laughed my ass off, but then again it kind of sucks; I've leveled 4 toons to 70 and workign on a 5th... It would be nice to fast-forward through some of the tedious parts of leveling. But the joke is on me now; he's started another toon (warlock) last week. He was level 1 and is now level 42... in less than a week's time. So what if the account gets banned, Blizzard STILL gets paid. My friend went out and bought a game card with a few months time, created an account and logged on, that money goes to Blizzard. So in the end, Blizzard wins either way. The banning is just something symbolic to help the players who level w/o third party programs feel better. |
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6/02/08 2:28 PM
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Originally posted by UbinusCol Well it depends; do you want to play with real-life friends that you know? Or start a game where it's just you and whomever you meet online. Personally I would play with my buds, you are almost guaranteed to have more fun that way. |
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5/27/08 2:22 PM
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Originally posted by snowytechna MMOs require no skill at all. They do, however, require lots of time... |
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5/23/08 1:27 PM
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Originally posted by Krelm
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5/20/08 11:34 AM
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Originally posted by SignusM The game was just released what.... a few hours ago? If it had massive pvp battles included then what else would you all complain about? If you feel that you have been lied to THEN DON'T PLAY THE GAME. See how easy that was? I just saved you several hours of heartache...
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5/20/08 11:26 AM
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Originally posted by JackBauer24Seriously... who cares? What are you going to do against 48 other players except get pwned? Would another 48 pwning your face make the game better for you? Take the game and play it, if not log off and find something else to boo-hoo about. /banish troll |
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5/20/08 9:50 AM
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5/20/08 8:52 AM
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I'm looking for ward to getting this game in the mail. In fact I read up on it every single day. Any servers with good population that I should be aware of?
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5/20/08 8:46 AM
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Originally posted by Thunderous
Warhammer is an IP created by Games Workshop. Games Workshop has been around for at least 25 YEARS, therefore it is not a rip-off of WoW, but in fact, WoW is a complete rip-off from Warhammer. Please, before you post your dribble on a public forum, do some research so you dont come off sounding like a complete moron. / banish troll Waiting for: The Chronicles of spellborne, AION, Huxley, WAR |
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5/20/08 8:38 AM
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The game looks awesome! Finally some relief from WoW. If anyone has an extra buddy pass for a WoW refuge please send it my way. I can be contacted at b8tminer@yahoo.com. Thanks and happy gaming!! Earth |
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5/16/08 11:45 AM
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Originally posted by Satarious And here we have a classic example of a fanboi; he calls anyone who has a different opinion than his a stupid / ignorant...
My friend, as I said this game should have come out YEARS ago. What's so epic about elves, dwarves, PvP, questing, and dungeons? You mean to tell me that you've never seen these specific examples of gameplay before? To be quite honest I see nothing in this game that has not been done before. Like I mentioned before I'm not a hater of the game; in fact I'm a huge fan of Games Workshop. They make quality games that include a rich history that's easy for the player to delve deep into. Other games that were said to be epic by fanbois on this forum: Vanguard DDO RF Online Tabula Rasa
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5/16/08 11:27 AM
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Originally posted by SatariousEpic is not that word I would describe; good is more appropiate. For those of use bored to tears of WoW (raises hand) I can understand the enthusiasm for WaR. But to be frank, I'm not really excited about another fantasy MMO. I would have rather seen Warhammer 40k MMO produced. Instead we get WaR, again, it will be great but not epic. The problem is that WoW beat WaR to the punch; they (Blizzard) snagged the lore, put a twist to it and called it World of Warcraft. This game should have come out YEARS ago. Now it follows a very successful IP and is trying to reinvent the wheel so to speak. I'm not hater, or fanboi of either game, just giving my opinion. IPs that I would like to see become MMOs: RIFTS (by Palladium Books), Exalted (White-Wolf publishing), Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. All of these have sci-fantasy theme to them. This is where I think the industry should head. But please, please, not another fantasy MMO. Earth
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5/12/08 10:21 AM
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Yuri Dolgoruky Originally posted by sirslayerrFirst of all thanks for taking the time to read and respond. Now my tu | |