As of right now, City of Heroes is in a state of flux. Like any game with a new expansion, the superhero game boasts features that are changing and endgame structures that are being disrupted, and the changes of Issue 19 promise to introduce an actual endgame into a game that's long lacked one. But it all started with the most recent expansion, one that gave players the chance to switch sides back in August -- Going Rogue.
It's a bird, it's a plane, it's another to good to be true Steam Daily Deal. Tired of the heroes getting all the credit and getting the girl everytime? Is it enough to make so angry that you turn into a supervillian? If so the City of Heroes: Going Rogue expansion is the perfect addition for you.
That's pretty cool, I always play as a hero in games but sometimes mix it up by playing an evil character. I might check this out, not a bad deal.
It was engaging at the time, I just dont know how well it would hold up now against all the other titles out there.
I think it's going to be going F2P soon also :| I think I remember reading about it somewhere that it would sometime at the end of the year. So if it does you certainly could.. :p
Yup, though I hope they'll let me play on US servers since the EU ones have always been dead.
NCsoft and Paragon Studios have announced the release of Issue 19: Alpha Strike!. As the latest free update to the recently launched City of Heroes: Going Rogue expansion, Issue 19: Alpha Strike! continues the Praetorian storylines introduced in Going Rogue. Players can now unlock amazing new powers and abilities as they begin to take on high-level challenges that have overwhelmed even the mightiest Heroes and Villains. Only the players, as newly awakened Incarnates, stand a chance of saving our world.
Do you require assistance, Cad the Magnificent?” These are the first words spoken to my hero upon arrival in Praetoria, the shiny new zone provided by City of Heroes’ latest expansion, Going Rogue. Cad the Magnificent does not require assistance. He requires only a quest marker and a dozen identical mobs, preferably guarding a series of suspiciously identical facilities in which he can unleash a series of tempestuous new abilities. He’s in the right place.
