"The graphics are HORRIBLE and enhancing the graphics doesn't do much for it either."
Your other points aside, what MMOs have such incredible graphics that DDO's graphics could be considered horrible? For a few examples, WoW, while attractive in its own cartoony way, isn't close, Guild Wars is on par, and Everquest 2 with everything maxed has a bit better looking characters if you zoom in, but I wouldn't say the environments are much if any better.
Originally posted by Carrara It's not that Turbine are a bunch of retards and cannot program and deliver up content or nice graphics.
Actually they are a bunch of retartds.
I played DDO for one month (ONE MONTH) and i saw the following:
1. Demon Sands came out with a plethora of critical bugs. People couldn't leave a zone without freezing up. Wizards lost menu shortcuts. Melee combat was plagued with a 50% attack speed glitch. Auction Houses were ripping people off. And that's just the tip of the iceberg. Sure the glitches have been worked out, but this shit was on the test server for how long? and they still released it??
2. Credit cards were accidentally charged months and years in advance. What the fuck kind of company screws something up so bad that the software that manages their customer's personal CREDIT CARD INFORMATION goes completely haywire?
3. 4 days straight of unplanned, unannounced downtime. Mod3 came out and two days later everything suddenly shut off. I have never seen this from an official MMORPG. I have never even seen it on privately owned, non-profit servers!
4. The player outcry was so great that they disabled the official forums. The forums had been completely overrun by pissed off subscribers. What is Turbine's response? Not an explanation why everything went down. Not an ETA as to when it would be back up. No response on the myriad of glitches. They turned off the forums. Completely cut off the community's mode of communication. can you believe it?
And i saw this all in the one month that i played.
WOW!!! I can hardly believe it! I quit playing a while back and didn't suffer those problems at that time.
My son wanted to try the game out with me after seeing me play it several times and always asked "what game is that, dad?". So I created a trial account for him and I started up a new character to play with him. After the initial amazement lasted a few hours, he was able to sum up all the things that bothered me, and that I quit for, in about 5 minutes.
It's surprises me that my 12 year old son can so clearly isolate and discuss the poor quality features of the game. He mentioned: -quests were extremely dull and repetative -very poor targeting controls in general -aweful that so many cool power, skills and feats are all controlled by a keyboard button rather than a fire/altfire button function -limited to none character customizablity -auction house sells the same garbage that you get from quests -items like weapons are not varied enough -has had more fun using PrintShop
Last I hear from DDO website, they were going to drop the monthly too.
Can anyone else confirm this? I thought this game had its flaws, but it had some redeeming value, not enough to spend $15 a month though. Dropping the monthly fee would definitely get me interested again. One of the biggest criticisms during beta was that it was a GW clone that you had to pay for.
I think he is referring to the monthly updates, not the monthly fee for players. But i wouldnt pay to much attention to what C-Rpg is stating, they are very often false and just plain hatespewing.
I havent seen any news about turbine dropping the free monthly updates, but im sure C-Rpg can find me/us a link to back it up.
1. First and foremost, you need speak English please. Normally, I don't criticize grammar, but there is no reason for type up this chicken scratch. These glaring errors make your post seem unintelligent.
I have nothing to add to this thread other than to point out that when one decides it is prudent to attack the grammer of another, they should at least consider making the point in sentences which do not, in fact, contain numerous grammatical errors.
Originally posted by BesCirga I think he is referring to the monthly updates, not the monthly fee for players. But i wouldnt pay to much attention to what C-Rpg is stating, they are very often false and just plain hatespewing.
I havent seen any news about turbine dropping the free monthly updates, but im sure C-Rpg can find me/us a link to back it up.
There are a lot of issues discussed here, but squirrelled away on page 2 of the above is this quote:
"Turbine already seems to be considering how it might capitalize, perhaps by eliminating or reducing its monthly subscription fees, and selling items to players
Your post has nothing to do what I said. The reason the game is doing so poorly is because there is lack of staff, a lack of funding and a lack of community. The game was rushed because they lack the funding to finish and the add content is appealing to the mindless MMO players not the DnD fans. Turbine said DDO was going to be loyal game for the loyal DnD player. That all changed when the number of players dropped. Once the player population got below 70k, they start putting in Drow, more dungeons and PvP. And I do believe they original were going to make us pay for the updates EQ style, but change their minds after decline of the players. Last I hear from DDO website, they were going to drop the monthly too. Originally posted by CaptainRPG Originally posted by BesCirga I think he is referring to the monthly updates, not the monthly fee for players. But i wouldnt pay to much attention to what C-Rpg is stating, they are very often false and just plain hatespewing.
I havent seen any news about turbine dropping the free monthly updates, but im sure C-Rpg can find me/us a link to back it up.
There are a lot of issues discussed here, but squirrelled away on page 2 of the above is this quote:
"Turbine already seems to be considering how it might capitalize, perhaps by eliminating or reducing its monthly subscription fees, and selling items to players à la carte, for about $1 to $5.
Anderson, Turbine's CEO, believes that business model could ``open up the gaming market to a much larger audience, where today's monthly subscription price is a barrier."
But Anderson knows that getting into the business of selling cloaks and swords will be a high-wire act for Turbine and other game developers." - Crash86
Now please shut up, Best. my bad, i thought you were talking about monthly updates, not monthly fee. out from what i marked red in your post, its hard (for me atleast) to get that you are talking about monthly fee and not monthly updates, which i clearly statet in my post.
As for lowering the monthly fee and starting the an item shop module. if that happens, im out of DDO. simple as that. Even tho your opinions stink as tho they have been pulled out off a mules arse, i have to say, thx for the link.
It's a totally new experiance, you don't regenerate hitpoints or manapoints while doing nothing. This is by far the best feature EVER! Nobody ever sits still unless you find a rest shrine (a shrine that refills your mana/hp once per shrine)
I've been playing this game quite a while now and i have no idea why people do not like it, or dislike it.
some of the things why i chose ddo:
1. I don't have to be online allot, do a mission and logout takes 1 hour maximum! great for casual players.
2. no resting in dungeons! makes the gameplay fast and less delay.
3. Mature community, everyone seems to be around 20-30 years of age.
4. exciting class building, endless possabilities if you include crossclassing.
(current state of the game, based on my personal experience - past problems therefore not included) Played before: DAoC (3 years), EQ2, WOW, CoH, Beta-tested several other games
Pro:
Suites a casual playstyle (matter of opinion wether that is a good thing, but for me it is) Starting an adventure doesn't take long (including forming groups) - not much waiting around in general Combat is interesting and more challenging than in most other MMOs (active blocking, tumbling etc) Quests can have different levels of complexity depending on difficulty-level and classes in the group Build-in voice chat Interesting class-system Content constantly added Very friendly and mature community
Con:
Not really true to the D&D rules and such (doesn't really matter to me personally, havent played the PnP very often) No world to explore (again, doesn't matter to me all that much) Monthly fee a bit too high for this type of game - 10$ would be more appropriate
The key to this game, imho, is to have a nice guild that plays with voice chat. Rushing through dungeons does take away a lot of the fun and trying to max out as fast as possible also doesnt add to the fun in this game, since the leveling itself is supposed to be the fun, not getting to cap level. Its really not an "achiever" game.
Originally posted by Pookz The reasons why I like DDO (lets stay on topic):
It's a totally new experiance, you don't regenerate hitpoints or manapoints while doing nothing. This is by far the best feature EVER! Nobody ever sits still unless you find a rest shrine (a shrine that refills your mana/hp once per shrine)
I've been playing this game quite a while now and i have no idea why people do not like it, or dislike it.
some of the things why i chose ddo:
1. I don't have to be online allot, do a mission and logout takes 1 hour maximum! great for casual players.
2. no resting in dungeons! makes the gameplay fast and less delay.
3. Mature community, everyone seems to be around 20-30 years of age.
4. exciting class building, endless possabilities if you include crossclassing.
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p.s. reported captainRPG for trolling..
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Greetings to all ddo fans!
-Rudy
1. So does Guild Wars, your point?
2. Why you like it, a lot people who play spellcasting classes don't.
3. Same exact thing they said about Guild Wars. Now that's all changed because the kids follow them their too. The reason they aren't that many kids (I met a 16 and 14 on the game) is because kids are smart enough to not buy a game that sucks.
4. DnD games have always been know for making exploitation builds.
5. Yawn, anyway.
6. Save the greetings, they aren't that many fans here so you're gonna be pretty lonely...much like the game.
CaptainRPG, do you have ANY social skills that are for the positive?
Eventhough you make awesome points, I can barely stand reading your replies because most of the time, you're rude! Heaven forbid you refrained from saying stuff like shut up, that game just sucks, and basicaly act like some snot nosed kid that still needs his arse wiped by mom.
In real life, if you were to speak like that around people, you would get your arse handed to you in a lunch bag! What gives man? I like your posts alot, but the senseless drivel I could do without.
Originally posted by Carrara CaptainRPG, do you have ANY social skills that are for the positive?Eventhough you make awesome points, I can barely stand reading your replies because most of the time, you're rude! Heaven forbid you refrained from saying stuff like shut up, that game just sucks, and basicaly act like some snot nosed kid that still needs his arse wiped by mom.In real life, if you were to speak like that around people, you would get your arse handed to you in a lunch bag! What gives man? I like your posts alot, but the senseless drivel I could do without.
If the shoes fits...I mean if the game sucks, the game sucks. The game offers the same thing GW offers, but less.
As for your comment about my social skills, I tell the truth and it's kids like you who can't stand having the reality shattered. Just because one don't acknowledge that the hosue is on fire, doesn't mean the house isn't on fire. Just because one doesn't acknowledge the number of the decline players doesn't means the game doesn't suck.
As for my age, I'm enough to drink and much more. If anyone thinks it's good idea to put their hands on me, it's going to end in three ways...and I'm not going to go into detail with that either, I'm going to stay on topic.
Originally posted by Carrara CaptainRPG, do you have ANY social skills that are for the positive? Eventhough you make awesome points, I can barely stand reading your replies because most of the time, you're rude! Heaven forbid you refrained from saying stuff like shut up, that game just sucks, and basicaly act like some snot nosed kid that still needs his arse wiped by mom. In real life, if you were to speak like that around people, you would get your arse handed to you in a lunch bag! What gives man? I like your posts alot, but the senseless drivel I could do without.
If the shoes fits...I mean if the game sucks, the game sucks. The game offers the same thing GW offers, but less.
As for your comment about my social skills, I tell the truth and it's kids like you who can't stand having the reality shattered. Just because one don't acknowledge that the hosue is on fire, doesn't mean the house isn't on fire. Just because one doesn't acknowledge the number of the decline players doesn't means the game doesn't suck.
As for my age, I'm enough to drink and much more. If anyone thinks it's good idea to put their hands on me, it's going to end in three ways...and I'm not going to go into detail with that either, I'm going to stay on topic.
CaptainRPG, you seem intelligent enough to have made your own mind up about DDO and not making a judgement solely on people's opinions on this website, there is a free 10 day trial, I suggest you let others make there minds up themselves, just as you did!
You must not leave until you free Arlos and have gathered your party safely in this hallway.
CaptainRPG, you seem intelligent enough to have made your own mind up about DDO and not making a judgement solely on people's opinions on this website, there is a free 10 day trial, I suggest you let others make there minds up themselves, just as you did!
I knew this game was going to be bad before the trial. If you played pass DDO games, you'll know why DnD games can't be made into video games. Also putting a monthly fee on the game spoke volume on how well it was going to do. The final nail in the coffin is when I saw screenshots of the graphics, read the feats and how the game only had level 10 gap.
So don't go thinking I can to the conclusion after the game...
CaptainRPG, you seem intelligent enough to have made your own mind up about DDO and not making a judgement solely on people's opinions on this website, there is a free 10 day trial, I suggest you let others make there minds up themselves, just as you did!
I knew this game was going to be bad before the trial. If you played pass DDO games, you'll know why DnD games can't be made into video games. Also putting a monthly fee on the game spoke volume on how well it was going to do. The final nail in the coffin is when I saw screenshots of the graphics, read the feats and how the game only had level 10 gap.
So don't go thinking I can to the conclusion after the game...
How you can come to a conclusion before playing is beyond me.........? You don't see reviews of a game before the reviewer has played them!
It seems to me you are someone who thinks that whatever he does not like should not be liked by anyone else, move along!
You must not leave until you free Arlos and have gathered your party safely in this hallway.
Originally posted by we3ster Originally posted by CaptainRPG Originally posted by we3ster
CaptainRPG, you seem intelligent enough to have made your own mind up about DDO and not making a judgement solely on people's opinions on this website, there is a free 10 day trial, I suggest you let others make there minds up themselves, just as you did!
I knew this game was going to be bad before the trial. If you played pass DDO games, you'll know why DnD games can't be made into video games. Also putting a monthly fee on the game spoke volume on how well it was going to do. The final nail in the coffin is when I saw screenshots of the graphics, read the feats and how the game only had level 10 gap.
So don't go thinking I can to the conclusion after the game...
How you can come to a conclusion before playing is beyond me.........? You don't see reviews of a game before the reviewer has played them!
It seems to me you are someone who thinks that whatever he does not like should not be liked by anyone else, move along!
Sorry to burst your bubble, we3, but I wasn't the only person skeptical about Turbine's antics. A lot of us knew the game was going to end up poor, especially those who played the game before release. And it was people like yourself who kept saying this was only beta and that the finish product would be better. Instead, we got the same crap we saw in beta.
And if you played past DnD games, you'll no why DnD is such a difficult game to translate into a video game. I've played both Baldur Gate games, NWN, Dungeons and Dragon Heroes, etc. You'll find that most of those games had a hard time translating the game into a video game just as Turbine did, which is more WotC fault than anyone elses.
And I read the news of what Turbine was going to do with the game. Turbine already had record of screwing up their own games, Asheron's Call 2 which died out prior to release and Asheron's Call is dying a slow death. The game's screenshots and gameplay spoke volumes about what we were going to expect and Turbine didn't let us down.
Lastly, this game isn't worth $30+$15 dollars a month. This game barely has a months worth of content and can beaten within a 7 to 10 day trial. Would you want to pay $15 dollar a game that can be beaten within a week?
CaptainRPG, you seem intelligent enough to have made your own mind up about DDO and not making a judgement solely on people's opinions on this website, there is a free 10 day trial, I suggest you let others make there minds up themselves, just as you did!
I knew this game was going to be bad before the trial. If you played pass DDO games, you'll know why DnD games can't be made into video games. Also putting a monthly fee on the game spoke volume on how well it was going to do. The final nail in the coffin is when I saw screenshots of the graphics, read the feats and how the game only had level 10 gap.
So don't go thinking I can to the conclusion after the game...
How you can come to a conclusion before playing is beyond me.........? You don't see reviews of a game before the reviewer has played them!
It seems to me you are someone who thinks that whatever he does not like should not be liked by anyone else, move along!
Sorry to burst your bubble, we3, but I wasn't the only person skeptical about Turbine's antics. A lot of us knew the game was going to end up poor, especially those who played the game before release. And it was people like yourself who kept saying this was only beta and that the finish product would be better. Instead, we got the same crap we saw in beta.
And if you played past DnD games, you'll no why DnD is such a difficult game to translate into a video game. I've played both Baldur Gate games, NWN, Dungeons and Dragon Heroes, etc. You'll find that most of those games had a hard time translating the game into a video game just as Turbine did, which is more WotC fault than anyone elses.
And I read the news of what Turbine was going to do with the game. Turbine already had record of screwing up their own games, Asheron's Call 2 which died out prior to release and Asheron's Call is dying a slow death. The game's screenshots and gameplay spoke volumes about what we were going to expect and Turbine didn't let us down.
Lastly, this game isn't worth $30+$15 dollars a month. This game barely has a months worth of content and can beaten within a 7 to 10 day trial. Would you want to pay $15 dollar a game that can be beaten within a week?
Well, at least it is a week, WoW can be done in 2 days according to this guide................
Originally posted by we3ster Originally posted by CaptainRPG Originally posted by we3ster Originally posted by CaptainRPG Originally posted by we3ster
CaptainRPG, you seem intelligent enough to have made your own mind up about DDO and not making a judgement solely on people's opinions on this website, there is a free 10 day trial, I suggest you let others make there minds up themselves, just as you did!
I knew this game was going to be bad before the trial. If you played pass DDO games, you'll know why DnD games can't be made into video games. Also putting a monthly fee on the game spoke volume on how well it was going to do. The final nail in the coffin is when I saw screenshots of the graphics, read the feats and how the game only had level 10 gap.
So don't go thinking I can to the conclusion after the game...
How you can come to a conclusion before playing is beyond me.........? You don't see reviews of a game before the reviewer has played them!
It seems to me you are someone who thinks that whatever he does not like should not be liked by anyone else, move along!
Sorry to burst your bubble, we3, but I wasn't the only person skeptical about Turbine's antics. A lot of us knew the game was going to end up poor, especially those who played the game before release. And it was people like yourself who kept saying this was only beta and that the finish product would be better. Instead, we got the same crap we saw in beta.
And if you played past DnD games, you'll no why DnD is such a difficult game to translate into a video game. I've played both Baldur Gate games, NWN, Dungeons and Dragon Heroes, etc. You'll find that most of those games had a hard time translating the game into a video game just as Turbine did, which is more WotC fault than anyone elses.
And I read the news of what Turbine was going to do with the game. Turbine already had record of screwing up their own games, Asheron's Call 2 which died out prior to release and Asheron's Call is dying a slow death. The game's screenshots and gameplay spoke volumes about what we were going to expect and Turbine didn't let us down.
Lastly, this game isn't worth $30+$15 dollars a month. This game barely has a months worth of content and can beaten within a 7 to 10 day trial. Would you want to pay $15 dollar a game that can be beaten within a week?
Well, at least it is a week, WoW can be done in 2 days according to this guide................
CaptainRPG, you seem intelligent enough to have made your own mind up about DDO and not making a judgement solely on people's opinions on this website, there is a free 10 day trial, I suggest you let others make there minds up themselves, just as you did!
I knew this game was going to be bad before the trial. If you played pass DDO games, you'll know why DnD games can't be made into video games. Also putting a monthly fee on the game spoke volume on how well it was going to do. The final nail in the coffin is when I saw screenshots of the graphics, read the feats and how the game only had level 10 gap.
So don't go thinking I can to the conclusion after the game...
How you can come to a conclusion before playing is beyond me.........? You don't see reviews of a game before the reviewer has played them!
It seems to me you are someone who thinks that whatever he does not like should not be liked by anyone else, move along!
Sorry to burst your bubble, we3, but I wasn't the only person skeptical about Turbine's antics. A lot of us knew the game was going to end up poor, especially those who played the game before release. And it was people like yourself who kept saying this was only beta and that the finish product would be better. Instead, we got the same crap we saw in beta.
And if you played past DnD games, you'll no why DnD is such a difficult game to translate into a video game. I've played both Baldur Gate games, NWN, Dungeons and Dragon Heroes, etc. You'll find that most of those games had a hard time translating the game into a video game just as Turbine did, which is more WotC fault than anyone elses.
And I read the news of what Turbine was going to do with the game. Turbine already had record of screwing up their own games, Asheron's Call 2 which died out prior to release and Asheron's Call is dying a slow death. The game's screenshots and gameplay spoke volumes about what we were going to expect and Turbine didn't let us down.
Lastly, this game isn't worth $30+$15 dollars a month. This game barely has a months worth of content and can beaten within a 7 to 10 day trial. Would you want to pay $15 dollar a game that can be beaten within a week?
Well, at least it is a week, WoW can be done in 2 days according to this guide................
Dude, you can't beat the game in 2 days unless you didn't sleep, skipped crafting anything and people gave you equipment.
DDO can beaten less than that if you ACTUALLY gave a damn about beating the game. Dungeons takes 10 to 25 minutes to beat each.
Well, in that case by your reckoning, that is only 48 hours to beat WoW, not very long is it? Nobody mentioned anything in that thread that I can see about being given equipment and that is soloing lol!!!!
You can't even complete most of the dungeons in DDO on your own unless you are of a much higher level than the dungeon! I don't think I could even get either my Wizard or Sorcerer to lvl 12 on his own!
You must not leave until you free Arlos and have gathered your party safely in this hallway.
Originally posted by we3ster Originally posted by CaptainRPG Originally posted by we3ster Originally posted by CaptainRPG Originally posted by we3ster Originally posted by CaptainRPG Originally posted by we3ster
CaptainRPG, you seem intelligent enough to have made your own mind up about DDO and not making a judgement solely on people's opinions on this website, there is a free 10 day trial, I suggest you let others make there minds up themselves, just as you did!
I knew this game was going to be bad before the trial. If you played pass DDO games, you'll know why DnD games can't be made into video games. Also putting a monthly fee on the game spoke volume on how well it was going to do. The final nail in the coffin is when I saw screenshots of the graphics, read the feats and how the game only had level 10 gap.
So don't go thinking I can to the conclusion after the game...
How you can come to a conclusion before playing is beyond me.........? You don't see reviews of a game before the reviewer has played them!
It seems to me you are someone who thinks that whatever he does not like should not be liked by anyone else, move along!
Sorry to burst your bubble, we3, but I wasn't the only person skeptical about Turbine's antics. A lot of us knew the game was going to end up poor, especially those who played the game before release. And it was people like yourself who kept saying this was only beta and that the finish product would be better. Instead, we got the same crap we saw in beta.
And if you played past DnD games, you'll no why DnD is such a difficult game to translate into a video game. I've played both Baldur Gate games, NWN, Dungeons and Dragon Heroes, etc. You'll find that most of those games had a hard time translating the game into a video game just as Turbine did, which is more WotC fault than anyone elses.
And I read the news of what Turbine was going to do with the game. Turbine already had record of screwing up their own games, Asheron's Call 2 which died out prior to release and Asheron's Call is dying a slow death. The game's screenshots and gameplay spoke volumes about what we were going to expect and Turbine didn't let us down.
Lastly, this game isn't worth $30+$15 dollars a month. This game barely has a months worth of content and can beaten within a 7 to 10 day trial. Would you want to pay $15 dollar a game that can be beaten within a week?
Well, at least it is a week, WoW can be done in 2 days according to this guide................
Dude, you can't beat the game in 2 days unless you didn't sleep, skipped crafting anything and people gave you equipment.
DDO can beaten less than that if you ACTUALLY gave a damn about beating the game. Dungeons takes 10 to 25 minutes to beat each.
Well, in that case by your reckoning, that is only 48 hours to beat WoW, not very long is it? Nobody mentioned anything in that thread that I can see about being given equipment and that is soloing lol!!!!
You can't even complete most of the dungeons in DDO on your own unless you are of a much higher level than the dungeon! I don't think I could even get either my Wizard or Sorcerer to lvl 12 on his own!
1. You can go through the game soloing, but YOU STILL NEED TO BUY EQUIPMENT so unless someone give you equipment and you pull 2 days of all nighters, you can't finish the game within 2 days.
2. I got to level 4 with my paladin in just one day (two hours of gameplay btw) so either you suck or you get with really bad groups.
CaptainRPG, you seem intelligent enough to have made your own mind up about DDO and not making a judgement solely on people's opinions on this website, there is a free 10 day trial, I suggest you let others make there minds up themselves, just as you did!
I knew this game was going to be bad before the trial. If you played pass DDO games, you'll know why DnD games can't be made into video games. Also putting a monthly fee on the game spoke volume on how well it was going to do. The final nail in the coffin is when I saw screenshots of the graphics, read the feats and how the game only had level 10 gap.
So don't go thinking I can to the conclusion after the game...
How you can come to a conclusion before playing is beyond me.........? You don't see reviews of a game before the reviewer has played them!
It seems to me you are someone who thinks that whatever he does not like should not be liked by anyone else, move along!
Sorry to burst your bubble, we3, but I wasn't the only person skeptical about Turbine's antics. A lot of us knew the game was going to end up poor, especially those who played the game before release. And it was people like yourself who kept saying this was only beta and that the finish product would be better. Instead, we got the same crap we saw in beta.
And if you played past DnD games, you'll no why DnD is such a difficult game to translate into a video game. I've played both Baldur Gate games, NWN, Dungeons and Dragon Heroes, etc. You'll find that most of those games had a hard time translating the game into a video game just as Turbine did, which is more WotC fault than anyone elses.
And I read the news of what Turbine was going to do with the game. Turbine already had record of screwing up their own games, Asheron's Call 2 which died out prior to release and Asheron's Call is dying a slow death. The game's screenshots and gameplay spoke volumes about what we were going to expect and Turbine didn't let us down.
Lastly, this game isn't worth $30+$15 dollars a month. This game barely has a months worth of content and can beaten within a 7 to 10 day trial. Would you want to pay $15 dollar a game that can be beaten within a week?
Well, at least it is a week, WoW can be done in 2 days according to this guide................
Dude, you can't beat the game in 2 days unless you didn't sleep, skipped crafting anything and people gave you equipment.
DDO can beaten less than that if you ACTUALLY gave a damn about beating the game. Dungeons takes 10 to 25 minutes to beat each.
Well, in that case by your reckoning, that is only 48 hours to beat WoW, not very long is it? Nobody mentioned anything in that thread that I can see about being given equipment and that is soloing lol!!!!
You can't even complete most of the dungeons in DDO on your own unless you are of a much higher level than the dungeon! I don't think I could even get either my Wizard or Sorcerer to lvl 12 on his own!
1. You can go through the game soloing, but YOU STILL NEED TO BUY EQUIPMENT so unless someone give you equipment and you pull 2 days of all nighters, you can't finish the game within 2 days.
2. I got to level 4 with my paladin in just one day (two hours of gameplay btw) so either you suck or you get with really bad groups.
Well people in that thread have gotten to 60 in two days SOLOING, thought it was an mmo????? That's pretty sad! 2 days soloing to beat the game!!! Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! 2 DAYS!!!!!!! LOL LOL LOL LOL
You must not leave until you free Arlos and have gathered your party safely in this hallway.
Originally posted by itzit How do you beat any MMO?
Don't mind We3, he isn't getting his information from legitimate sources. WoW is very equipment based. You cannot go through the game solo using the same equipment. The author of that source of information didn't even include his gear or class, which makes We3 look pretty foolish. I'm not at all mad or irritated, but just goes to show how far fanboy will go to prove their point, which is the point of stupidity. Look information yourself and you'll that is a missing from that post.
I've seen post like this in WoW, but they've included their gear, class and tactics. The amount of days it took to finish WoW was over a month. This post that We3 pulled out of his butt doesn't include this, which means We3 has just embarassed him.
Originally posted by itzit How do you beat any MMO?
Don't mind We3, he isn't getting his information from legitimate sources. WoW is very equipment based. You cannot go through the game solo using the same equipment. The author of that source of information didn't even include his gear or class, which makes We3 look pretty foolish. I'm not at all mad or irritated, but just goes to show how far fanboy will go to prove their point, which is the point of stupidity. Look information yourself and you'll that is a missing from that post.
I've seen post like this in WoW, but they've included their gear, class and tactics. The amount of days it took to finish WoW was over a month. This post that We3 pulled out of his butt doesn't include this, which means We3 has just embarassed him.
Read the thread, the druid class is mentioned as is the mage class, 2 days to get to lvl 60 lol lol lol
I suggest you post on that thread yourself and tell them how crazy they are for suggesting it then if you don't agree, as it seems the majority of them do. It seems they know a lot more about WoW than you do lol lol
GO on post on it let's all have a laugh lol lol lol. I will relink it on here after you have, if you are not a member, make sure you use the same name you do on here so we can see, go on do it, tell them how ridiculous they are! lol lol lol
You must not leave until you free Arlos and have gathered your party safely in this hallway.
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CaptainRPG wrote:
"The graphics are HORRIBLE and enhancing the graphics doesn't do much for it either."
Your other points aside, what MMOs have such incredible graphics that DDO's graphics could be considered horrible? For a few examples, WoW, while attractive in its own cartoony way, isn't close, Guild Wars is on par, and Everquest 2 with everything maxed has a bit better looking characters if you zoom in, but I wouldn't say the environments are much if any better.
I played DDO for one month (ONE MONTH) and i saw the following:
1. Demon Sands came out with a plethora of critical bugs. People couldn't leave a zone without freezing up. Wizards lost menu shortcuts. Melee combat was plagued with a 50% attack speed glitch. Auction Houses were ripping people off. And that's just the tip of the iceberg. Sure the glitches have been worked out, but this shit was on the test server for how long? and they still released it??
2. Credit cards were accidentally charged months and years in advance. What the fuck kind of company screws something up so bad that the software that manages their customer's personal CREDIT CARD INFORMATION goes completely haywire?
3. 4 days straight of unplanned, unannounced downtime. Mod3 came out and two days later everything suddenly shut off. I have never seen this from an official MMORPG. I have never even seen it on privately owned, non-profit servers!
4. The player outcry was so great that they disabled the official forums. The forums had been completely overrun by pissed off subscribers. What is Turbine's response? Not an explanation why everything went down. Not an ETA as to when it would be back up. No response on the myriad of glitches. They turned off the forums. Completely cut off the community's mode of communication. can you believe it?
And i saw this all in the one month that i played.
WOW!!! I can hardly believe it! I quit playing a while back and didn't suffer those problems at that time.
My son wanted to try the game out with me after seeing me play it several times and always asked "what game is that, dad?". So I created a trial account for him and I started up a new character to play with him. After the initial amazement lasted a few hours, he was able to sum up all the things that bothered me, and that I quit for, in about 5 minutes.
It's surprises me that my 12 year old son can so clearly isolate and discuss the poor quality features of the game. He mentioned:
-quests were extremely dull and repetative
-very poor targeting controls in general
-aweful that so many cool power, skills and feats are all controlled by a keyboard button rather than a fire/altfire button function
-limited to none character customizablity
-auction house sells the same garbage that you get from quests
-items like weapons are not varied enough
-has had more fun using PrintShop
That's my boy!... good job!
I havent seen any news about turbine dropping the free monthly updates, but im sure C-Rpg can find me/us a link to back it up.
English please. Normally, I don't criticize grammar, but there is no
reason for type up this chicken scratch. These glaring errors make your
post seem unintelligent.
I have nothing to add to this thread other than to point out that when
one decides it is prudent to attack the grammer of another, they should
at least consider making the point in sentences which do not, in fact,
contain numerous grammatical errors.
Cheers.
Spooooon!!!!
From the Boston Globe:
http://www.boston.com/business/personaltech/articles/2006/06/25/want_to_dominate_a_virtual_world_it_takes_real_money/?page=1
There are a lot of issues discussed here, but squirrelled away on page 2 of the above is this quote:
"Turbine already seems to be considering how it might capitalize,
perhaps by eliminating or reducing its monthly subscription fees, and
selling items to players
From the Boston Globe:
http://www.boston.com/business/personaltech/articles/2006/06/25/want_to_dominate_a_virtual_world_it_takes_real_money/?page=1
There are a lot of issues discussed here, but squirrelled away on page 2 of the above is this quote:
"Turbine already seems to be considering how it might capitalize, perhaps by eliminating or reducing its monthly subscription fees, and selling items to players à la carte, for about $1 to $5.
Anderson, Turbine's CEO, believes that business model could ``open up the gaming market to a much larger audience, where today's monthly subscription price is a barrier."
But Anderson knows that getting into the business of selling cloaks and swords will be a high-wire act for Turbine and other game developers." - Crash86
Now please shut up, Best.my bad, i thought you were talking about monthly updates, not monthly fee. out from what i marked red in your post, its hard (for me atleast) to get that you are talking about monthly fee and not monthly updates, which i clearly statet in my post.
As for lowering the monthly fee and starting the an item shop module. if that happens, im out of DDO. simple as that.
Even tho your opinions stink as tho they have been pulled out off a mules arse, i have to say, thx for the link.
ps. why you calling me best? im not...
It's a totally new experiance, you don't regenerate hitpoints or manapoints while doing nothing. This is by far the best feature EVER! Nobody ever sits still unless you find a rest shrine (a shrine that refills your mana/hp once per shrine)
I've been playing this game quite a while now and i have no idea why people do not like it, or dislike it.
some of the things why i chose ddo:
1. I don't have to be online allot, do a mission and logout takes 1 hour maximum! great for casual players.
2. no resting in dungeons! makes the gameplay fast and less delay.
3. Mature community, everyone seems to be around 20-30 years of age.
4. exciting class building, endless possabilities if you include crossclassing.
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p.s. reported captainRPG for trolling..
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Greetings to all ddo fans!
-Rudy
(current state of the game, based on my personal experience - past problems therefore not included)
Played before: DAoC (3 years), EQ2, WOW, CoH, Beta-tested several other games
Pro:
Suites a casual playstyle (matter of opinion wether that is a good thing, but for me it is)
Starting an adventure doesn't take long (including forming groups) - not much waiting around in general
Combat is interesting and more challenging than in most other MMOs (active blocking, tumbling etc)
Quests can have different levels of complexity depending on difficulty-level and classes in the group
Build-in voice chat
Interesting class-system
Content constantly added
Very friendly and mature community
Con:
Not really true to the D&D rules and such (doesn't really matter to me personally, havent played the PnP very often)
No world to explore (again, doesn't matter to me all that much)
Monthly fee a bit too high for this type of game - 10$ would be more appropriate
The key to this game, imho, is to have a nice guild that plays with voice chat. Rushing through dungeons does take away a lot of the fun and trying to max out as fast as possible also doesnt add to the fun in this game, since the leveling itself is supposed to be the fun, not getting to cap level.
Its really not an "achiever" game.
2. Why you like it, a lot people who play spellcasting classes don't.
3. Same exact thing they said about Guild Wars. Now that's all changed
because the kids follow them their too. The reason they aren't that
many kids (I met a 16 and 14 on the game) is because kids are smart
enough to not buy a game that sucks.
4. DnD games have always been know for making exploitation builds.
5. Yawn, anyway.
6. Save the greetings, they aren't that many fans here so you're gonna be pretty lonely...much like the game.
CaptainRPG, do you have ANY social skills that are for the positive?
Eventhough you make awesome points, I can barely stand reading your replies because most of the time, you're rude! Heaven forbid you refrained from saying stuff like shut up, that game just sucks, and basicaly act like some snot nosed kid that still needs his arse wiped by mom.
In real life, if you were to speak like that around people, you would get your arse handed to you in a lunch bag! What gives man? I like your posts alot, but the senseless drivel I could do without.
As for your comment about my social skills, I tell the truth and it's
kids like you who can't stand having the reality shattered. Just
because one don't acknowledge that the hosue is on fire, doesn't mean
the house isn't on fire. Just because one doesn't acknowledge the
number of the decline players doesn't means the game doesn't suck.
As for my age, I'm enough to drink and much more. If anyone thinks it's
good idea to put their hands on me, it's going to end in three
ways...and I'm not going to go into detail with that either, I'm going
to stay on topic.
As for your comment about my social skills, I tell the truth and it's kids like you who can't stand having the reality shattered. Just because one don't acknowledge that the hosue is on fire, doesn't mean the house isn't on fire. Just because one doesn't acknowledge the number of the decline players doesn't means the game doesn't suck.
As for my age, I'm enough to drink and much more. If anyone thinks it's good idea to put their hands on me, it's going to end in three ways...and I'm not going to go into detail with that either, I'm going to stay on topic.
CaptainRPG, you seem intelligent enough to have made your own mind up about DDO and not making a judgement solely on people's opinions on this website, there is a free 10 day trial, I suggest you let others make there minds up themselves, just as you did!
You must not leave until you free Arlos and have gathered your party safely in this hallway.
CaptainRPG,
you seem intelligent enough to have made your own mind up about DDO and
not making a judgement solely on people's opinions on this website,
there is a free 10 day trial, I suggest you let others make there minds
up themselves, just as you did!
I knew
this game was going to be bad before the trial. If you played pass DDO
games, you'll know why DnD games can't be made into video games. Also
putting a monthly fee on the game spoke volume on how well it was going
to do. The final nail in the coffin is when I saw screenshots of the
graphics, read the feats and how the game only had level 10 gap.
So don't go thinking I can to the conclusion after the game...
CaptainRPG, you seem intelligent enough to have made your own mind up about DDO and not making a judgement solely on people's opinions on this website, there is a free 10 day trial, I suggest you let others make there minds up themselves, just as you did!
I knew this game was going to be bad before the trial. If you played pass DDO games, you'll know why DnD games can't be made into video games. Also putting a monthly fee on the game spoke volume on how well it was going to do. The final nail in the coffin is when I saw screenshots of the graphics, read the feats and how the game only had level 10 gap.
So don't go thinking I can to the conclusion after the game...
How you can come to a conclusion before playing is beyond me.........? You don't see reviews of a game before the reviewer has played them!
It seems to me you are someone who thinks that whatever he does not like should not be liked by anyone else, move along!
You must not leave until you free Arlos and have gathered your party safely in this hallway.
CaptainRPG,
you seem intelligent enough to have made your own mind up about DDO and
not making a judgement solely on people's opinions on this website,
there is a free 10 day trial, I suggest you let others make there minds
up themselves, just as you did!
I
knew this game was going to be bad before the trial. If you played pass
DDO games, you'll know why DnD games can't be made into video games.
Also putting a monthly fee on the game spoke volume on how well it was
going to do. The final nail in the coffin is when I saw screenshots of
the graphics, read the feats and how the game only had level 10 gap.
So don't go thinking I can to the conclusion after the game...
How
you can come to a conclusion before playing is beyond me.........? You
don't see reviews of a game before the reviewer has played them!
It seems to me you are someone who thinks that whatever he does not like should not be liked by anyone else, move along!
Sorry
to burst your bubble, we3, but I wasn't the only person skeptical about
Turbine's antics. A lot of us knew the game was going to end up poor,
especially those who played the game before release. And it was people
like yourself who kept saying this was only beta and that the finish
product would be better. Instead, we got the same crap we saw in beta.
And if you played past DnD games, you'll no why DnD is such a difficult
game to translate into a video game. I've played both Baldur Gate
games, NWN, Dungeons and Dragon Heroes, etc. You'll find that most of
those games had a hard time translating the game into a video game just
as Turbine did, which is more WotC fault than anyone elses.
And I read the news of what Turbine was going to do with the game.
Turbine already had record of screwing up their own games, Asheron's
Call 2 which died out prior to release and Asheron's Call is dying a
slow death. The game's screenshots and gameplay spoke volumes about
what we were going to expect and Turbine didn't let us down.
Lastly, this game isn't worth $30+$15 dollars a month. This game barely
has a months worth of content and can beaten within a 7 to 10 day
trial. Would you want to pay $15 dollar a game that can be beaten
within a week?
CaptainRPG, you seem intelligent enough to have made your own mind up about DDO and not making a judgement solely on people's opinions on this website, there is a free 10 day trial, I suggest you let others make there minds up themselves, just as you did!
I knew this game was going to be bad before the trial. If you played pass DDO games, you'll know why DnD games can't be made into video games. Also putting a monthly fee on the game spoke volume on how well it was going to do. The final nail in the coffin is when I saw screenshots of the graphics, read the feats and how the game only had level 10 gap.
So don't go thinking I can to the conclusion after the game...
How you can come to a conclusion before playing is beyond me.........? You don't see reviews of a game before the reviewer has played them!
It seems to me you are someone who thinks that whatever he does not like should not be liked by anyone else, move along!
Sorry to burst your bubble, we3, but I wasn't the only person skeptical about Turbine's antics. A lot of us knew the game was going to end up poor, especially those who played the game before release. And it was people like yourself who kept saying this was only beta and that the finish product would be better. Instead, we got the same crap we saw in beta.
And if you played past DnD games, you'll no why DnD is such a difficult game to translate into a video game. I've played both Baldur Gate games, NWN, Dungeons and Dragon Heroes, etc. You'll find that most of those games had a hard time translating the game into a video game just as Turbine did, which is more WotC fault than anyone elses.
And I read the news of what Turbine was going to do with the game. Turbine already had record of screwing up their own games, Asheron's Call 2 which died out prior to release and Asheron's Call is dying a slow death. The game's screenshots and gameplay spoke volumes about what we were going to expect and Turbine didn't let us down.
Lastly, this game isn't worth $30+$15 dollars a month. This game barely has a months worth of content and can beaten within a 7 to 10 day trial. Would you want to pay $15 dollar a game that can be beaten within a week?
Well, at least it is a week, WoW can be done in 2 days according to this guide................
http://www.wowguru.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10610
Sounds fun eh? Not!
You must not leave until you free Arlos and have gathered your party safely in this hallway.
CaptainRPG,
you seem intelligent enough to have made your own mind up about DDO and
not making a judgement solely on people's opinions on this website,
there is a free 10 day trial, I suggest you let others make there minds
up themselves, just as you did!
I
knew this game was going to be bad before the trial. If you played pass
DDO games, you'll know why DnD games can't be made into video games.
Also putting a monthly fee on the game spoke volume on how well it was
going to do. The final nail in the coffin is when I saw screenshots of
the graphics, read the feats and how the game only had level 10 gap.
So don't go thinking I can to the conclusion after the game...
How
you can come to a conclusion before playing is beyond me.........? You
don't see reviews of a game before the reviewer has played them!
It seems to me you are someone who thinks that whatever he does not like should not be liked by anyone else, move along!
Sorry
to burst your bubble, we3, but I wasn't the only person skeptical about
Turbine's antics. A lot of us knew the game was going to end up poor,
especially those who played the game before release. And it was people
like yourself who kept saying this was only beta and that the finish
product would be better. Instead, we got the same crap we saw in beta.
And
if you played past DnD games, you'll no why DnD is such a difficult
game to translate into a video game. I've played both Baldur Gate
games, NWN, Dungeons and Dragon Heroes, etc. You'll find that most of
those games had a hard time translating the game into a video game just
as Turbine did, which is more WotC fault than anyone elses.
And
I read the news of what Turbine was going to do with the game. Turbine
already had record of screwing up their own games, Asheron's Call 2
which died out prior to release and Asheron's Call is dying a slow
death. The game's screenshots and gameplay spoke volumes about what we
were going to expect and Turbine didn't let us down.
Lastly,
this game isn't worth $30+$15 dollars a month. This game barely has a
months worth of content and can beaten within a 7 to 10 day trial.
Would you want to pay $15 dollar a game that can be beaten within a
week?
Well, at least it is a week, WoW can be done in 2 days according to this guide................
http://www.wowguru.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10610
Sounds fun eh? Not!
Dude, you can't beat the game in 2 days unless you didn't sleep, skipped crafting anything and people gave you equipment.
DDO can beaten less than that if you ACTUALLY gave a damn about beating the game. Dungeons takes 10 to 25 minutes to beat each.
CaptainRPG, you seem intelligent enough to have made your own mind up about DDO and not making a judgement solely on people's opinions on this website, there is a free 10 day trial, I suggest you let others make there minds up themselves, just as you did!
I knew this game was going to be bad before the trial. If you played pass DDO games, you'll know why DnD games can't be made into video games. Also putting a monthly fee on the game spoke volume on how well it was going to do. The final nail in the coffin is when I saw screenshots of the graphics, read the feats and how the game only had level 10 gap.
So don't go thinking I can to the conclusion after the game...
How you can come to a conclusion before playing is beyond me.........? You don't see reviews of a game before the reviewer has played them!
It seems to me you are someone who thinks that whatever he does not like should not be liked by anyone else, move along!
Sorry to burst your bubble, we3, but I wasn't the only person skeptical about Turbine's antics. A lot of us knew the game was going to end up poor, especially those who played the game before release. And it was people like yourself who kept saying this was only beta and that the finish product would be better. Instead, we got the same crap we saw in beta.
And if you played past DnD games, you'll no why DnD is such a difficult game to translate into a video game. I've played both Baldur Gate games, NWN, Dungeons and Dragon Heroes, etc. You'll find that most of those games had a hard time translating the game into a video game just as Turbine did, which is more WotC fault than anyone elses.
And I read the news of what Turbine was going to do with the game. Turbine already had record of screwing up their own games, Asheron's Call 2 which died out prior to release and Asheron's Call is dying a slow death. The game's screenshots and gameplay spoke volumes about what we were going to expect and Turbine didn't let us down.
Lastly, this game isn't worth $30+$15 dollars a month. This game barely has a months worth of content and can beaten within a 7 to 10 day trial. Would you want to pay $15 dollar a game that can be beaten within a week?
Well, at least it is a week, WoW can be done in 2 days according to this guide................
http://www.wowguru.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10610
Sounds fun eh? Not!
Dude, you can't beat the game in 2 days unless you didn't sleep, skipped crafting anything and people gave you equipment.
DDO can beaten less than that if you ACTUALLY gave a damn about beating the game. Dungeons takes 10 to 25 minutes to beat each.
Well, in that case by your reckoning, that is only 48 hours to beat WoW, not very long is it? Nobody mentioned anything in that thread that I can see about being given equipment and that is soloing lol!!!!
You can't even complete most of the dungeons in DDO on your own unless you are of a much higher level than the dungeon! I don't think I could even get either my Wizard or Sorcerer to lvl 12 on his own!
You must not leave until you free Arlos and have gathered your party safely in this hallway.
CaptainRPG,
you seem intelligent enough to have made your own mind up about DDO and
not making a judgement solely on people's opinions on this website,
there is a free 10 day trial, I suggest you let others make there minds
up themselves, just as you did!
I
knew this game was going to be bad before the trial. If you played pass
DDO games, you'll know why DnD games can't be made into video games.
Also putting a monthly fee on the game spoke volume on how well it was
going to do. The final nail in the coffin is when I saw screenshots of
the graphics, read the feats and how the game only had level 10 gap.
So don't go thinking I can to the conclusion after the game...
How
you can come to a conclusion before playing is beyond me.........? You
don't see reviews of a game before the reviewer has played them!
It seems to me you are someone who thinks that whatever he does not like should not be liked by anyone else, move along!
Sorry
to burst your bubble, we3, but I wasn't the only person skeptical about
Turbine's antics. A lot of us knew the game was going to end up poor,
especially those who played the game before release. And it was people
like yourself who kept saying this was only beta and that the finish
product would be better. Instead, we got the same crap we saw in beta.
And
if you played past DnD games, you'll no why DnD is such a difficult
game to translate into a video game. I've played both Baldur Gate
games, NWN, Dungeons and Dragon Heroes, etc. You'll find that most of
those games had a hard time translating the game into a video game just
as Turbine did, which is more WotC fault than anyone elses.
And
I read the news of what Turbine was going to do with the game. Turbine
already had record of screwing up their own games, Asheron's Call 2
which died out prior to release and Asheron's Call is dying a slow
death. The game's screenshots and gameplay spoke volumes about what we
were going to expect and Turbine didn't let us down.
Lastly,
this game isn't worth $30+$15 dollars a month. This game barely has a
months worth of content and can beaten within a 7 to 10 day trial.
Would you want to pay $15 dollar a game that can be beaten within a
week?
Well, at least it is a week, WoW can be done in 2 days according to this guide................
http://www.wowguru.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10610
Sounds fun eh? Not!
Dude, you can't beat the game in 2 days unless you didn't sleep, skipped crafting anything and people gave you equipment.
DDO can beaten less than that if you ACTUALLY gave a damn about beating the game. Dungeons takes 10 to 25 minutes to beat each.
Well,
in that case by your reckoning, that is only 48 hours to beat WoW, not
very long is it? Nobody mentioned anything in that thread that I can
see about being given equipment and that is soloing lol!!!!
You
can't even complete most of the dungeons in DDO on your own unless you
are of a much higher level than the dungeon! I don't think I could
even get either my Wizard or Sorcerer to lvl 12 on his own!
1. You can go through the game soloing, but YOU STILL NEED TO BUY
EQUIPMENT so unless someone give you equipment and you pull 2 days of
all nighters, you can't finish the game within 2 days.
2. I
got to level 4 with my paladin in just one day (two hours of gameplay
btw) so either you suck or you get with really bad groups.
CaptainRPG, you seem intelligent enough to have made your own mind up about DDO and not making a judgement solely on people's opinions on this website, there is a free 10 day trial, I suggest you let others make there minds up themselves, just as you did!
I knew this game was going to be bad before the trial. If you played pass DDO games, you'll know why DnD games can't be made into video games. Also putting a monthly fee on the game spoke volume on how well it was going to do. The final nail in the coffin is when I saw screenshots of the graphics, read the feats and how the game only had level 10 gap.
So don't go thinking I can to the conclusion after the game...
How you can come to a conclusion before playing is beyond me.........? You don't see reviews of a game before the reviewer has played them!
It seems to me you are someone who thinks that whatever he does not like should not be liked by anyone else, move along!
Sorry to burst your bubble, we3, but I wasn't the only person skeptical about Turbine's antics. A lot of us knew the game was going to end up poor, especially those who played the game before release. And it was people like yourself who kept saying this was only beta and that the finish product would be better. Instead, we got the same crap we saw in beta.
And if you played past DnD games, you'll no why DnD is such a difficult game to translate into a video game. I've played both Baldur Gate games, NWN, Dungeons and Dragon Heroes, etc. You'll find that most of those games had a hard time translating the game into a video game just as Turbine did, which is more WotC fault than anyone elses.
And I read the news of what Turbine was going to do with the game. Turbine already had record of screwing up their own games, Asheron's Call 2 which died out prior to release and Asheron's Call is dying a slow death. The game's screenshots and gameplay spoke volumes about what we were going to expect and Turbine didn't let us down.
Lastly, this game isn't worth $30+$15 dollars a month. This game barely has a months worth of content and can beaten within a 7 to 10 day trial. Would you want to pay $15 dollar a game that can be beaten within a week?
Well, at least it is a week, WoW can be done in 2 days according to this guide................
http://www.wowguru.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10610
Sounds fun eh? Not!
Dude, you can't beat the game in 2 days unless you didn't sleep, skipped crafting anything and people gave you equipment.
DDO can beaten less than that if you ACTUALLY gave a damn about beating the game. Dungeons takes 10 to 25 minutes to beat each.
Well, in that case by your reckoning, that is only 48 hours to beat WoW, not very long is it? Nobody mentioned anything in that thread that I can see about being given equipment and that is soloing lol!!!!
You can't even complete most of the dungeons in DDO on your own unless you are of a much higher level than the dungeon! I don't think I could even get either my Wizard or Sorcerer to lvl 12 on his own!
1. You can go through the game soloing, but YOU STILL NEED TO BUY EQUIPMENT so unless someone give you equipment and you pull 2 days of all nighters, you can't finish the game within 2 days.
2. I got to level 4 with my paladin in just one day (two hours of gameplay btw) so either you suck or you get with really bad groups.
Well people in that thread have gotten to 60 in two days SOLOING, thought it was an mmo????? That's pretty sad! 2 days soloing to beat the game!!! Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! 2 DAYS!!!!!!! LOL LOL LOL LOL
You must not leave until you free Arlos and have gathered your party safely in this hallway.
mind We3, he isn't getting his information from legitimate sources. WoW
is very equipment based. You cannot go through the game solo using the
same equipment. The author of that source of information didn't even
include his gear or class, which makes We3 look pretty foolish. I'm not
at all mad or irritated, but just goes to show how far fanboy will go
to prove their point, which is the point of stupidity. Look information
yourself and you'll that is a missing from that post.
I've seen post like this in WoW, but they've included their gear, class
and tactics. The amount of days it took to finish WoW was over a month.
This post that We3 pulled out of his butt doesn't include this, which
means We3 has just embarassed him.
I've seen post like this in WoW, but they've included their gear, class and tactics. The amount of days it took to finish WoW was over a month. This post that We3 pulled out of his butt doesn't include this, which means We3 has just embarassed him.
Read the thread, the druid class is mentioned as is the mage class, 2 days to get to lvl 60 lol lol lol
I suggest you post on that thread yourself and tell them how crazy they are for suggesting it then if you don't agree, as it seems the majority of them do. It seems they know a lot more about WoW than you do lol lol
GO on post on it let's all have a laugh lol lol lol. I will relink it on here after you have, if you are not a member, make sure you use the same name you do on here so we can see, go on do it, tell them how ridiculous they are! lol lol lol
You must not leave until you free Arlos and have gathered your party safely in this hallway.