Hands up and introduce yourselves people, your addicts but thats ok, acceptance is the first step towards positive change

Anybody else?

@GI Mike: Soooo you dare come in and slander my good name like a cheap red light whore? Know this that if and when I step in that Shadow Council, it will be to take it over and strip all your alt naked and string them at the gates of Stormwind like a cheap Popcorn wreath!

You’re also missing out on all the great company over on Shadow Council where your Nemsis and newb DM play. Just know that leveling is stupidly easy now compared to just a few months ago so you’ll be racing through the levels in no time. There’s lots and lots to explore, long quest lines with neat stories and the potential to meet some great people.

GI Mikes last blog post..Tack on to her post

I played Guild Wars for a little bit, but some of the stuff was too dependent on having a group. I want a good mix, and Guild Wars didn’t seem to have it. It reached a point where I felt like I either couldn’t level because the things I could kill weren’t rewarding enough, or I couldn’t kill the things that would give enough experience unless someone else were around.

The controls are different but you get used to them, as for unresponsive, never had a problem other then lag.=P
The combat is a LOT more satisfying then WoW, you can do a LOT more then just stand there, auto attack and click; the combat is a lot faster, monsters move around and change targets, the AI of the NPCs & monsters is a lot bettor then WoW, you can tumble, trip, disarm….is certainly faster and more tactical then WoW.
Graphics are definably different. At first I thought the same, that the graphics are bland and drab but they are just a different…WoW is cartoony so they are definably brighter, DDO trays for the entire D&D expiriance so they tend to be as realistic as possible, there is a lot of detail to the graphics is just not as bright and cartoony.

The main reason I like it is because of the party oriented game play. Don’t get me wrong I like WoW a lot but they are two totally different animal that the only thing they have in common is that they are both MMOs.=P

Asmors last blog post..Prelude to War

I am now playing DDO, I like it bettor then WoW because is a LOT more party oriented. I like WoW but I found me self soloing a lot and at higher levels grinding for Materials, so I spend Hours looking for one or two materials and not playing the game. So I just came to the conclusion that I rather not pay for a MMO if I don’t play with other people.

My Horde Toon – FOR THE HORDE!!!
http://www.wowarmory.com/character-sheet.xml?r=Frostmane&n=Deamondealor

Some think DDO is to linear for a MMO but I like the fact that I can log on, get a group, do a dungeon or two, then log of after 2-3 Hours of fun and all I have to do is sell and repair before I log.

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That was one of (many) reasons I didn’t play beyond the first few months post-beta. I wanted to play with friends, but they were way more hardcore than I was and leveled way faster than I was able to. Then I was back to basically playing by myself, and decided there were better games for that.

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Oh by the way Scott, your site gets IDed as containing Malware by Google you might want to have a check.

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After 3 years and a half, I’m much less inclined to get swallowed alive…

Freaking impossible to kill me in anything even remotely resembling a fair fight.

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