Neverwinter is receiving a lot of attention these days as the 'new kid on the MMO block'. In today's Tingle's Touchy Subjects, we take a look at Neverwinter as it relates to our past experiences in D&D and much more. It's a terrific read that you will want to discuss in the comments.Posted May 10, 2013 by Adam Tingle
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It seems that, more and more, MMO gamers are looking for a long term commitment but it seems much more difficult to find the right one. In today's Tingle's Touchy Subjects, we take a look at that phenomenon and more. See what we've got to say before heading to the comments.Posted Apr 26, 2013 by Adam Tingle
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In our latest Tingle's Touchy Subject, we take on the notion of the RPG part of MMORPG and how far roleplaying has fallen from the games we know today. See what we've got to say before heading to the comments to hash it out!Posted Apr 12, 2013 by Adam Tingle
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Many MMO veterans have noticed a subtle shift in the way players interact with one another: Namely, they don't. In today's Tingle's Touchy Subjects, we take a look at that and explore possible reasons why. Read on and then leave your take on the whole subject in the comments.Posted Mar 29, 2013 by Adam Tingle
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One of the most difficult phases of any game's development is the launch, a good or bad one can make or break the game. In today's Tingle's Touchy Subjects, we take a look at a recent launch debacle featuring EA's The Sims. Check it out before talking about it in the comments.Posted Mar 15, 2013 by Adam Tingle
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In Tingle's Touchy Subjects, we take on the hot discussion topics of the day when it comes to MMOs. In our latest column, we take a look at the much debated subscription vs F2P argument. See what we've got to say before heading to battle in the comments.Posted Mar 1, 2013 by Adam Tingle
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In a new column debuting today at MMORPG.com, Adam Tingle takes on some of the genre's most over-discussed or completely avoided topics and dissects them in front of a live audience. See what he's got to say in his inaugural column and then head to the comments to continue the discussion.Posted Feb 15, 2013 by Adam Tingle