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I actually found a bunch of random folks willing to go and all of them level appropriate. I logged on in the morning and on a lark went looking for a group. it's a Christmas miracle! Well, maybe not, but still I am pretty happy. Well, no more! This weekend I managed to complete it. Hopefully whatever the next event is, is not as time consuming as Kegs End.Īs you will recall, I have had some trouble with completing The Nexus. I wonder if there is a WAR equivalent to Valentines Day? If there is, I imagine it is particularly disturbing. If Kegs End had half the requirements, I would likely take time out of my busy schedule giving Destruction their comeupins in order to complete them. I think the holiday content should fall in the middle. Heavy Metal was very easy, this seems to be on the opposite side of the spectrum. I think this was just Mythic experimenting with content. The backpack is nice, but I will not go farm mobs just to get it. I *might* be able to get that reward (a title) by January 5 th. My influence bar is not even at the basic reward. I have barely scratched most of the quests. I spend all of my time doing RvR in scenarios and out in the lakes. I probably put in 5-10 hours a week in WAR and I just can't do it. Much like my fellow engineer Syp, I just am not enjoying this live event. In this case, I am referring to WARs holiday event, Kegs End. a Dwarf lightweight, can you imagine? I wouldn't be able to show myself again in the pub. This is one downside to WoW trying to give players everything they want, they just can't give enough. Of course, it may be an insignificant amount, relative to WoW's base. Over time, I think the inclusion of Wintergrasp will actually send folks to WAR. There will never be enough to satisfy the player who wants to do Wintergrasp type activities with all of their gameplay. The same is likely to happen with WoW, as it is a PvE game at its essence. I went looking for a game dedicated to that type of gameplay and found WAR. I know I did, but I found that LoTRO's system just wasn't enough and it never would be. Once players get a taste they may find that they like it, a lot. Wintergrasp may not have all of these ingredients, but it is offering a taste of what non-battleground PvP can be like. World PvP that allows you to advance your character, has a goal and has familiar enemies is very addicting. I think Lake Wintergrasp will have the same effect on many WoW players as time goes on. After that, I barely logged into my player character anymore. When I first started playing it, it was for the PvE content, but one day I thought I would try out their Monster versus Player PvP system. I know that sounds strange, as LoTRO is mainly a PvE game. It wasn't until Lord of the Rings Online came out that I became a fan of PvP. When the graphical games came on the scene, I never really participated in their PvP either. When I got into MUD's and MUSH's, it was always for the role playing and other non-pvp content. I grew up on single player RPG's and other single player games. More specifically, 'How Lake Wintergrasp will give War subscribers.' So Fable will be yet another drain on my MMO time, but only temporary as it has an end. That is not to say those games are bad, as that would be crazy. Fallout 3 also seems much more stressful than Fable. While I enjoyed Oblivion, it was almost too open. Overall what I like about the game the most is that it is stress free. B means cancel to me, so I try to use it to close the radial sometimes, but instead it activates a power and scares the townsfolk. The B button for Will powers is killing me with the townsfolk.I'm not sure if there is more too it, but it feels like a gimmick. This game feels like a kids (not little kids) game from the start with the Harry Potter type music. The 'adult' elements feel quite unnecessary.No mini-map need, as the dog can provide the cue. I was skeptical about your companion, but it is actually a good game mechanic. I am quite surprised at this, as I was not expecting to enjoy those aspects. The sandbox elements are great and do not feel tacked on at all.You really feel like you are laying down some smack on the fools. Often times they do seem quite blurry to me, maybe my vision is going? I have only put a few hours into Fable 2 so far, but I am really enjoying it.Īfter playing MMO's lately, a single player RPG is quite refreshing. With the help of other blogs, I managed to work up the confidence. I was not a big fan of the original Fable, so I was a bit nervous about asking for Fable 2 as a Christmas gift.

DARKSTAR ONE GOG TRAINER 1.3 FLAK EDITION MOVIE

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Darkstar one gog trainer 1.3 flak edition