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We want players to play the game continually with multiple classes. But, we also want players to fully develop a single class. So the answer is both. We want both.
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Star Wars The Old Republic E3 Impressions: Ready to Play KOTOR 3 With a Few Thousand People?
2009-09-26 00:00:00
Judging from a lengthy E3 demo, BioWare's Star Wars MMO plays like a Knights of the Old Republic sequel. From dialogue to combat, its production values are on par with the developer's singleplayer efforts--which is saying quite a lot, considering that it's also planned to be a massive, full-featured online game.
Running on live servers back in Austin, The Old Republic already seems like a realized world. In the first segment, BioWare producer Dallas Dickinson ran us through the world of Hutta, beginning the game as the Bounty Hunter class. BioWare's target is to make this the first MMO to squarely focus on story, and immediately impressive were the dialogue scenes, the first initiated with an NPC quest-giver. The camera cuts back and forth as characters converse, with a minimal, Mass Effect-style radial menu providing the response options. Every scene in the game is fully voice-acted, and the end result is that the MMO plays more or less like a singleplayer experience.
Even more impressive was the addition of a second party member. When talking to NPCs in The Old Republic, the other players in your party will also be participating in the conversation with their own options. So while you might choose one response, the o...
2009-09-26 00:00:00
Judging from a lengthy E3 demo, BioWare's Star Wars MMO plays like a Knights of the Old Republic sequel. From dialogue to combat, its production values are on par with the developer's singleplayer efforts--which is saying quite a lot, considering that it's also planned to be a massive, full-featured online game.
Running on live servers back in Austin, The Old Republic already seems like a realized world. In the first segment, BioWare producer Dallas Dickinson ran us through the world of Hutta, beginning the game as the Bounty Hunter class. BioWare's target is to make this the first MMO to squarely focus on story, and immediately impressive were the dialogue scenes, the first initiated with an NPC quest-giver. The camera cuts back and forth as characters converse, with a minimal, Mass Effect-style radial menu providing the response options. Every scene in the game is fully voice-acted, and the end result is that the MMO plays more or less like a singleplayer experience.
Even more impressive was the addition of a second party member. When talking to NPCs in The Old Republic, the other players in your party will also be participating in the conversation with their own options. So while you might choose one response, the o...
World of Warcraft: How to Play Your Lower Level Druid in Warsong Gulch
2009-09-05 00:00:00
Want to be able to strike fear in the opposing faction? The one sure fire way to do this has nothing to do with fire at all. Everyone has one annoying fear when trying to PVP on World of Warcaft. That fear is 'Where is that frost mage shooting at me from'. Before they spot you, it's too late. They have been snared, slowed, brutally frozen, and smashed to bits by the frost mages awesome build.
Want to know how to have this power at your finger tips? That's easy, make sure you commit yourself to the correct talent tree. There are three talent tree that a mage can play with. These are the Arcane, Frost, and Fire trees. Now, let's go over the major talents you need to ...
2009-09-05 00:00:00
Want to be able to strike fear in the opposing faction? The one sure fire way to do this has nothing to do with fire at all. Everyone has one annoying fear when trying to PVP on World of Warcaft. That fear is 'Where is that frost mage shooting at me from'. Before they spot you, it's too late. They have been snared, slowed, brutally frozen, and smashed to bits by the frost mages awesome build.
Want to know how to have this power at your finger tips? That's easy, make sure you commit yourself to the correct talent tree. There are three talent tree that a mage can play with. These are the Arcane, Frost, and Fire trees. Now, let's go over the major talents you need to ...