HEY. Us folks in PA now have Amish Mafia to worry about!

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I have a social life.

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No no and No.

You likely never played Everquest, If you had a job you likely missed the raid content that was spawned. I did enjoy the race for dragons in EQ. But these days its nice to know the guild has set nights we get together and do things and that said things will not have been killed at 3am by people in another timezone.

when can we expect Titan?? 10 years?

That's called...Dynamic Events. Try GW2 =)

The problem is that people are obsessed with gear, achievements, etc. UO was truly a virtual world, and that's what made it so cool to me.

I am not trashing WoW. I have played it (off and on) longer than any other game I have ever played, with the exception of the Street Fighter series, which isn't even an MMO. I love WoW, but at the same time I hate it. There just isn't anything "personal" about it to me, other than the few real life friends that I play with. I really think that a lot of the social features are what make it that way (ironically). Guilds are a dime a dozen, and like you, the main reason I am in one is to get the perks.

I still say it's a bait and switch. It's a cool virtual world all the way to max level, then it turns into World of Instancecraft. They might as well let you queue up for whatever right on the log-in screen. You can go to one of the opposing faction's capital cities and attack NPC's, and hardly anyone even cares because OMG IT'S RAID NIGHT!

I could give you a big sloppy kiss right now.
My sediments exactly. Todays standards of PvP or pre-school compared to wha real PvP was in UO. Get killed, have everything stripped from you, your body hacked up in chunks. The chunks in turn being fed to some animal tamers pet to be turned into shit.

Ahh yes, the hell that was UO before the happy days of trammel.

Psh no, Firefall all the way.

if they allowed diplomatic solutions in WoW. The PVPers would crybaby a storm that it was "Removing the War from Warcraft."

When people claim the Horde and Alliance could never ever get along.. I like to point out a moment of reality. We nuked Japan twice and now the best selling cars in America are Toyotas and the country is one of our closest allies that is not the UK or Canada. So any disagreements can eventually be resolved

if they allowed diplomatic solutions in WoW. The PVPers would crybaby a storm that it was "Removing the War from Warcraft."

When people claim the Horde and Alliance could never ever get along.. I like to point out a moment of reality. We nuked Japan twice and now the best selling cars in America are Toyotas and the country is one of our closest allies that is not the UK or Canada. So any disagreements can eventually be resolved

What about the online D&D game? Anyone know anything about that? I remember being on the wizards.com site and seeing an ad for it.

Pandas should have been a third race themselves, able to enter both faction's capitol cities.

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By the way, I really think where Blizzard has fallen short is with the type of casual player who may play a lot (tens of hours per week even), but has no interest in instances, PvE and PvE.

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I think we'll see our group continue to subscribe, but I can definitely see that people need something else to supplement their game time with than just playing WoW every second of their spare time.

I'd like for it to be something like an FPS, but not some insta-gib nonsense. I think some co-op would be fun.

Inconceivable!

The game, despite a plethora of faults, did some things right. And by right I mean really well. It was a good effort but too little to late. I have fond memories of my short time with it, just like Rift and Age of Conan and every other MMO that has come and gone (or remains in some semblance of what it was).

Inconceivable!