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After Years Away, It's Not Easy To Go Back To Your MMORPG Home

Can you go home again, to an MMO that you’ve been away from for years, one you used to call home? Or does the passage of time make that sort of re-investment impossible?

Ruegrong1824d ago

Really great article. Interesting read

ArchangelMike1823d ago

I was an avid Eve Online player for about 3 years. I was running a Corp and was part of one of the Amar aliances. I was obsessed with it, and could't stop playing. Until one day my manager caught me using the work PC doing Eve Corp stuff. And it was then that I realised that I had to stop. I've been back once or twice since it went free to play, but it has changed so much that it's a whole different animal now.

I honestly don't have the time or the patience to learn the game from scratch again. I honestly don't know how I did it all those years ago. I even used to make Eve Machinama vids and go to fan meet ups etc. Man those were the days.

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Guild Wars 2 Q&A - ArenaNet on Yearly Expansions, Secrets of the Obscure Learnings, and 2024 Updates

Wccftech talked to Guild Wars 2 Game Director Josh Davis about the learnings from the Secrets of the Obscure expansion and what's coming to the MMORPG.

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PRIMORDUS125d ago

My fav MMO since first beta 😎

got_dam124d ago

OnlyMMO I have had the patience to put more than 10 hours in.

PRIMORDUS124d ago

It respects your time, and no monthly fee as well.

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Hero Points Being Made Available In The Guild Wars 2 Cash Shop Sparks Pay-to-Win Debate

The "slippery slope" debate has started, now we wait to see what ArenaNet does.

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LOTRO Is Still Live And Kicking, And It's Not Scared Of Amazon

DualShockers chatted with the veteran MMO's Executive Producer Rob Ciccolini about the future of this version of Middle-Earth.

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Christopher207d ago

The progressive storytelling in this MMO is still some of the best for an MMO. RIP Turbine. Glad I was able to meet and interview them about this game and DDO before their end. Two MMOs that broke the mold in different ways but showed that the industry was about less risk and more of the same.

CappyBlack206d ago

Amazon has a hard problem even releasing a proper game.