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minignome:
D&D online is an oddball game.  They probably wouldn't have stuck it with the MMORPG tag if WoW wasn't out there.  D&D online is more like NWN with multiplayer and no single player.

You have to group up to complete most quests which can be fun or a pain in the ass.  The mechanics of the game are really interesting where if there is something you think might help, they probably programmed it in.  Example: swimming.  If you take off your armor you can swim faster and farther.  Nobody tells you this so it's pretty funny the first time your group goes for a long swim and one out of five guys makes it.

Overall, I think the game isn't worth it at this time in it's current state.  There are only 10 levels so if you really enjoy the game and play it a lot, you can hit level 10 in 2-3 weeks I think.  Most MMORPGs have a lot of high end content to keep you busy at the top level and make you rush throught the leveling.  D&D online is more about playing through each level and I don't really know if there is much to do once you hit the max level.

Switchblade:
Battlefield 2142

Bunnyman:
Hmm...
STALKER (Even if it's in "Shit, let's make it somewhat playable to get it out before 2007" state, as THQ is demanding)
Gears of War
Half-Life 2: Aftermath

To be honest, I'm too game-jaded at this point.  I like sifting through the detritus of yesteryear and playing awesome games that are more than, oh, 2 years old.

est:
man, ok.  I'm gonna paste something from my LJ here because it's pertinent to the conversation:


--- Quote ---MARCH 2006 SPACE SIM SHOOTOUT    [21 Mar 2006|09:48pm]
CONTENDER #1: GALACTIC CIVILIZATIONS II
CONTENDER #2: STAR WARS: EMPIRE AT WAR

#1 - Galactic Civilizations II

Downloaded this game, played it for a bit, realised it was worth my money. I bought it online and plugged the serial number into the game. Since then have played a bunch more fun games and downloaded a couple of patches that have fixed a few bugs and added a bunch of delicious new spaceship parts for the designer.


#2 - Star Wars: Empire at War

Downloaded this game, installed it. Downloaded the v1.02 patch, ran it. The patch deleted a bunch of files needed to run the game, then exited with the phrase "Unknown Error!". I uninstalled the game, sat cursing at my screen for five minutes, then loaded up Galactic Civilizations II.


WINNER: GALACTIC CIVILIZATIONS II
--- End quote ---



Star Wars: Empire at War may or may not be a good game for all I know, I couldn't get the fucking thing to work.  I'd be very very very pissed off right about now though if I had gone out and bought a legit copy and had that shit happen to me.  Seriously wondering whether to try again and try to play it pre-patch so that I can at least see if it's worth my  money, or if I should just cut my losses and enjoy GalCiv2 some more.

nihilist:
Sounds like the issues I had with the new Lord of the Rings game.  Just said...  FUCK THAT NOISE and moved on.  GalCiv was okay for a while, but nowhere near as expansive as Homeworld 2.  Now THAT was my kind of game.  Mmm.

Snagged me Oblivion.  But I just finished working.  And am still setting up a Linux server.  So no go till tomorrow, at best.

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