Blizzard To Gimp Tol Barad Defenders in Next WoW Patch
When Blizzard released the Cataclysm expansion for World of Warcraft, we marveled at just about everything it had to offer. The spiffy new zones like Vashj’ir and the return of […]
Month: January 2011
MMOG Concepts and Ideas to Dominate in 2011
I’d like to welcome everyone to 2011. A year I’d officially call “The Year of Hope” for the MMOG industry. We can all attest to what a disappointment 2010 has […]
The Toll of Tol Barad: Blizzard, Fix This Mess
If you’ve even set foot in Tol Barad over the past few weeks, then you already know exactly where I’m going with this — it’s a mess, a terrible, unbalanced, […]
Fortune League Extends EQII Adventures to Facebook
Want to explore Norrath outside of Norrath? If that sounds like a stupid proposition, don’t worry, it’ll make sense once you start playing Fortune League, the new EverQuest II-inspired Facebook […]
Dateline Azeroth: Into the Breach
As exciting as the player-versus-environment play offered in World of Warcraft is, there really is nothing quite like staring your enemies down across a battleground. With your allies at your […]
Funcom and EA Games to Co-Publish 'The Secret World'
[singlepic id=3040 w=580 h=326 float=center] In 2006, Electronic Arts (EA) nabbed Mythic Entertainment in an effort to diversify their product output beyond the usual console mix. In a traditional corporate […]
Using the Dungeon Finder to Gauge Self-Worth
Hate it or love it (can’t find anything to link that one too…), the Dungeon Finder is a crucial tool to many players. Queue times, random groups construction and arrogant […]
Fair Game: Assumed Knowledge
This week, I wanted to talk about assumed knowledge and how it can affect (for good or for ill) gameplay. In this regard, there are basically three kinds of assumed […]