All true. Rift sort of combined the best elements of a lot of MMOs, and it was very well implemented. Even WoW had some serious growing pains (bugs, class balance, etc.). If you are already invested in WoW, there's no real reason to switch unless someone else comes up with something revolutionary, but like you said,…
I kind of miss actual epic raids. I remember raiding Plane of Nature in EQ. Every single top end guild on the server went in to fight (so hundreds of people). I think the raid lasted like 15 hours (of course, this was before you could get a guide on every boss in every game in a few seconds off the net). I'm not sure…
True, the MMO phrase didn't even come about until much later. Although I did play text based games on network at college with buddies (until state funding was cut and someone asked why state funded computers had any kind of games installed, so they removed them all). Although I will admit I played that game that came…
Sounds like they are getting closer. That's always the rub. Make content too easy and the people that play 15 hours a day finish it in a few weeks.
Well, it's nice to see my career of 10 years pays at the very bottom of all of those positions. I guess I at least have a job....I guess.
Aren't some of those people just watching TV on the couch?
I feel like we need to make love, not war.
Against my better judgment, I listened again, and for the full length. Perhaps this is a new insidious method to get people to hate music.
Yeah, don't forget Warhammer....they actually probably have as much lore as Warcraft, but ...yeah, not sure why I stopped enjoying that game either. Think I'm just about done with the genre. Until someone comes up with a way to only play 1-2 hours a night and still do top-end stuff, and not be relegated to "casual"…
I'm not sure...I noticed the vocals were sped up and had a slight "alvin and the chipmunks" feel.
