Suraklin wrote:
Cylently wrote:
I agree! NO to "No-Trade quested items"
The moment I heard about thier plan, I immediately ordered WoW for a change... Yeah, maybe the economic system is some what similar, but atleast its not owned by SOE. :smileytongue:
Next step is to cancel my Station Access.
I cant wait for D&D online game to come out.
Have a feeling DDO is going to own both WoW and EQ2 when it hits the stores. No boring crafting in the game. Multiclassing ability. Graphics look good. Not easy to get to max level in 2 weeks like WoW. I dunno much about D&D but it's not WoW and it's not EQ2 so it's worth trying.
Go right ahead, no sweat off our back, but you are gona be disapointed. For starters it is an MMO, like any other MMO there are gona be bugs up the wazu. It is being made by ATARI who really has no expirence making an MMO, I would hold jugment until it actually comes out. If you got to level 50 in 2 weeks you may wish to actually get out of the house a bit, because there is a ton of content in this game which would be impossible to go through in that time frame.
DDO is gona be an adventure heavy MMO, also kinda forcing you into doing a large number of quests with a poor player market. So yea there will be little crafting, if this type of game peeks your intrest, then it may be for ya, just seems like a supped up version of diablo though. It wont be long until every Pally in that game is walking around with a holy avenger and any other type of item with no crafting involved. .And since it mimics the d20 versions, there will be a large diversity in characters, but this will cause the characters to be very limited in thier abilities heavily relying on groups of people and I guarentee if if you think solo has problems in this game D&D will slaughter you, the whole D20 system was designed for 4-6 people in mind..
If you are aware of D&D and how it works, you will also realize that the true gold of D&D cannot be mimiced by any MMO. Table top RPGs can alow for anything to happen only limited by the imagination of those involved, again this can't be mimiced by todays technology nor will be any time soon.