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Dungeons & Dragons online
#41
Posted 16 October 2004 - 08:48 AM

LETS BUY MORE D&D STUFF !! ( and slowly become losers ) haha
#42
Posted 19 October 2004 - 05:55 PM

Dungeons and Dragons have always been about the DM and a small group of friends gaming around a table running through a campaing. In previous SP DND games they made up for this in trying to make an interesting intricate campaign/story for the player. I don't see that happening in DnD online.
All I see is another level mill charging a monthly fee. Boring.
Agreed. I can't help but be curious with the whole thing, but there's little to no chance I'd get it.
I'm not a huge of fan of NWN, either. I'd prefer an upgraded, isometric BG-type game any day over a game like NWN.
#43
Posted 20 October 2004 - 09:26 AM

Mmorpg's are 'ok' aslong as they are really really good.
Like world of warcraft.
They need to be in order to justify the monthly charge. Hopefully WOW will set a standard that will become the norm.
#44
Posted 20 October 2004 - 09:33 AM

#45
Posted 20 October 2004 - 10:42 AM

#46
Posted 20 October 2004 - 12:58 PM

I’ve tried it, thought about it and don’t plan on changing my mind. $40-$50 per game, and $60 if it’s Doom3 around here. And if you shop on the web you’ll find it usually discounted up to %20 off. Also, I wait on a lot of games, like I just bought Unreal2 for $6.00. I waited until Warcraft Battlechest came out so I got two games and two hints books for $40.00. I think I’m more around the $150 mark for the year. Plus I get more variety for a cheaper price.If the monthly fee is a problem then you should consider the maths. A new game costs around $90. If you buy 2 or 3 in a year thats $180-$270. An mmo costs around $50 plus $15 pm. If you play the mmo for a year then the cost is $215 (11mths subscription plus the cost of the game).
I think that most people who say pay as you play is a ripp off and yet who buy several new games in any given year, haven't really thought about it and should reconsider their position.
#47
Posted 08 November 2004 - 07:39 PM

#48
Posted 08 January 2005 - 10:36 AM

Bioware is doing the same thing.
http://store.bioware.com/
Obviously there are free modules because players who create them don't charge.
MMORPGs are like living this fantasy character's life alternate to yours. So there isn't this whole epic story. Whats the point? Whats the point of even bothering to live? Well its fun because you are roleplaying a character you created. There doesn't have to be this epic story.
But really a lot of you guys are just the wrong audience or being a NWN fanboy. MMORPGs don't suck.
#49
Posted 08 January 2005 - 10:48 AM

Unfortunatly yes. It seems too many people figured out that if you throw a Star Wars or D&D tag on somthing it will sell through the roof no matter how bad it is.Dungeons & Dragons online, did anyone already hear about this ?

#50
Posted 08 January 2005 - 02:22 PM

i agreeI just don't give a crap about DnD Online. Its a MMORPG therefore ignorable.
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