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All I can say is I have played D&D since the first books were released, been a DM for countless groups, have played PC games of this genre relentlesly and finally D&D online comes out...YEA!!! I mean....Yuuuuuuuccccckkkk! What a waist. Having played SWG, CoH, CoV, WOW, this game blows. I like the look and thats about it. I can understand needing groups for dungeons but what about being able to play or experience them solo or as a duo??? Also, this is not true D&D. There are no alignments of evil. (yawn)...And why do you only get to rest when the game dictates it in a dungeon? Alas, to many negatives with this one. Yes its new, but it wont last. ( End Note) - Save yer cash!
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In all other MMORPGs I allways play a solo character when I can. I like that when I'm not in the mood of get a party and play. But when I play D&D I just want the opossite, I want to see my friends, play some dungeons and have a nice day. With DDO I want the same, if I'm not in the mood to play a cooperative game I just don't login.
And about the "rest only in dungeons complain" you should know (or at least guess) that this is a balance issue. If you do the DM job you know that after a few encounters the players should rest in order to heal and recover spells, this is by the rules, not strict, but recommended. As a DM you have to balance every encounter in order to get the players rest in the right time. Of curse I'm talking about large dungeons, traveling and small dungeons aren't the problem. And you know, one thing that DDO have are large dungeons everywhere