Haha yeah, Columbus Nova was definitely not about investing into its products. Bunch of Mayong loving vampires at that investment firm.
It makes it more accessible to a wider audience. There’s mechanics a pet can’t do though.
It’s simultaneously super fast and super slow, just depends what type of player you are. I roll a box crew around, so it’s good for me but I see...
I do know what off-tanking is and was thinking of building up a monk to have an off-tank for the occasional mission that has mobs in two locations...
Yes, without a doubt it has its benefits but the flaw is it requires a constant community in those areas. It’s really going to hurt the game as...
What’s your friend, do when you’re not online? Grind mobs in FM? Let’s say you run your friend through the missions, and then another friend...
So, you believe expansion progression gets more popular over time? Leveling 110-115 is going to be a limiter on getting people back. Just is...
EQ was a social game. Even, at it’s peak popularity lack of groups for progressing was a major complaint. If, EQ was so social people wouldn’t...
It is in the game industry. Pay less and work more because they’re passionate about making games.
Did you quote the wrong person?
ToV changed the way leveling is accomplished, shifting it away from grinding to quest and achievement completion. ToL looks to continue this same...
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