LOTRO is not exactly a new game, the engine is already showing age a bit longer and flees to modern games. However there are things that impressed me since the first time I got in the Turbine MMO, the amount of content and the size of the world. If you have never played LOTRO not even have sense of what I'm talking about, it really is a huge amount of quantity and attention to detail as never seen before and map size, it is better not to talk about it, is probably the biggest game of its kind on a map and exclude Minecraft is perhaps the largest map in the game.
With the launch of Riders of Rohan have been launched four expansion packs. The third expansion set, The Rise of Isengard, was by far the weakest of the lot. So naturally, I was worried that Riders of Rohan would also be a disappointment and end my love for Lord of the Rings Online. Well, I'm happy to report that Riders of Rohan is most definitely not a disappointment, and is also the best since Moria expansion.
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For those of you who are new to the game and just want to try it out, the free to play model is really great is your just a casual player and take things slowly. However, if you plan on speeding across Middle Earth or you happen to know that you’ll be around for a while, going VIP would be the wisest and cheapest route to go.
GamingTrend - With the launch of Riders of Rohan, Lord of the Rings Online has now seen four expansion packs. I have reviewed every single one of those expansions and I can’t be sure but I would guess that I have spent more time in Middle Earth than any other reviewer out there. I have praised all three previous expansions, but there is no doubt that the game’s third expansion, The Rise of Isengard, was by far the weakest of the lot.
