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talents?
2010-03-11 00:00:00
like a fun spec, I might try it out soon.
Although your choice is totally personal opinion, and I suggest you do whatever you want for now since it's your first time on WoW, if you just wanna level I suggest Bea...
2010-03-11 00:00:00
like a fun spec, I might try it out soon.
Although your choice is totally personal opinion, and I suggest you do whatever you want for now since it's your first time on WoW, if you just wanna level I suggest Bea...
Star Wars Rogue Squadron III: Rebel Strike
2009-08-15 00:00:00
for the most part, the developer seems happier to pad it out with the unexciting, unfamiliar and poorly put together ground-based missions.
It's also surprisingly easy. I was actually able to complete every single-player mission in the game - many to silver and even gold medal standard - in just one evening of relatively hardcore play. Although I've only returned to Rogue Leader ...
2009-08-15 00:00:00
for the most part, the developer seems happier to pad it out with the unexciting, unfamiliar and poorly put together ground-based missions.
It's also surprisingly easy. I was actually able to complete every single-player mission in the game - many to silver and even gold medal standard - in just one evening of relatively hardcore play. Although I've only returned to Rogue Leader ...
a lot and never realy looked
2009-04-30 00:00:00
I like the arguement a lot and never realy looked at it like this. Spially the bit about being vunerable in PVP to use some of our best moves. The bit on that O-boards thread that responded to about the shielded targets; Surely hitting a shielded target and it not taking damage is gonna get you more pissed off, ergo more rage =P. Plus hitting a shieled target does break levitate and WW.<br>Well... <br>devioususer wrote:I did hit a SHIELD W...
2009-04-30 00:00:00
I like the arguement a lot and never realy looked at it like this. Spially the bit about being vunerable in PVP to use some of our best moves. The bit on that O-boards thread that responded to about the shielded targets; Surely hitting a shielded target and it not taking damage is gonna get you more pissed off, ergo more rage =P. Plus hitting a shieled target does break levitate and WW.<br>Well... <br>devioususer wrote:I did hit a SHIELD W...
Bulger
2009-03-10 00:00:00
MMOs are games that seem to be very well named. They certainly allow a massive number of players access to a shared online space, from which their names derive. Yet, there is something to keep in mind: the 'MM' part of the genre's name (Massively Multiplayer) is really a feature of the games. One of the main draws that MMOs have going for them is that you, as a player, can play with a bunch of other people, including your friends. However, while the amount of players per world is certainly a feature of these games, they are also a resource for developers. This resource is one that developers can use to create game systems with that they could not have in other games. It does beg the question: how do MMOs truly take advantage of the sheer number of players? Most games do indeed make use of the multiplayer aspect of these games by allowing groups, trade between players, chat, and often raids. Yet, not every game is necessarily taking full advantage of this special resource that MMOs have. Now, you might see a debate between the 'theme park' and 'sandbox' MMO design styles cropping up here, and as much as I would like to greet you with your expectations, this is actually not the purpose of this colu...
2009-03-10 00:00:00
MMOs are games that seem to be very well named. They certainly allow a massive number of players access to a shared online space, from which their names derive. Yet, there is something to keep in mind: the 'MM' part of the genre's name (Massively Multiplayer) is really a feature of the games. One of the main draws that MMOs have going for them is that you, as a player, can play with a bunch of other people, including your friends. However, while the amount of players per world is certainly a feature of these games, they are also a resource for developers. This resource is one that developers can use to create game systems with that they could not have in other games. It does beg the question: how do MMOs truly take advantage of the sheer number of players? Most games do indeed make use of the multiplayer aspect of these games by allowing groups, trade between players, chat, and often raids. Yet, not every game is necessarily taking full advantage of this special resource that MMOs have. Now, you might see a debate between the 'theme park' and 'sandbox' MMO design styles cropping up here, and as much as I would like to greet you with your expectations, this is actually not the purpose of this colu...