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Randir Nuithannen

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Soo...

Ever since I got my hands on DA:O I have not been on WoW nearly as much as... well I should be.

I'm actually a guildmaster and I must confess I've completely neglected my guild, and I've only logged on to check the status of raids and reprimand people for not using the guild calendar...

I know I'm bad.  But seriously... I am completely and totally in love with an offline based game.  Which I never thought would happen. Ever.

Kudo's Bioware.

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Stalky24

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same here :D

Might return after week or two, but now, theres only DA:O.

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HengeKhan

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Stop taking WoW so seriously

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slyfox8860

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wowwut?

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Dracomus25

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Yea know exactly where you are coming from. I'm lead of my own guild as well, but I must say WoW has gotten too repetitive and DA:O is so much better. Guess I should get on and hand guild lead over to my next in command before my game time runs out lmao.

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Randir Nuithannen

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HengeKhan wrote...

Stop taking WoW so seriously


Not so much that I take it seriously as much as I have personal connections with other people to whom I have a sense of obligation to.

IE -- there progression is hindered by my lack of attendance to raids.

If I actually took the game the seriously I wouldn't be here right now, now would I? :ph34r:

But back to the spirit of the thread.

If you've abandoned WoW, for the moment, for Dragon Age -- Let it be known!  Bioware is doing a bloody fine job.

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Randir Nuithannen wrote...

Soo...

Ever since I got my hands on DA:O I have not been on WoW nearly as much as... well I should be.

I'm actually a guildmaster and I must confess I've completely neglected my guild, and I've only logged on to check the status of raids and reprimand people for not using the guild calendar...

I know I'm bad.  But seriously... I am completely and totally in love with an offline based game.  Which I never thought would happen. Ever.

Kudo's Bioware.


I honestly forgot about WoW quite some time ago.  Played the game at launch and did all there was before the expansions so besides running through the same dungeons umpteen different times there wan't much left to do.

I tried getting back into the game when the first exp. came out but blue cow space people and hermaphroditic elves just didn't do it for me.  I just couldn't get into the game anymore.

I really enjoyed WoW for it's time but it wore out its welcome for me a long time ago.  As for this game, I'm enjoying it quite extensivley.  It's been a long time since I had this much fun with a game.  Probably since BG I would imagine.  I played BG2 and the like but I wasn't real impressed with most of the other games in that genre besides BG.

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UnseelieSluagh

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Same here, ever since DA:O came out core of my guild spends time playing it instead of WoW. Hint - Dragon Age multiplayer option in the future?

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Randir Nuithannen

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UnseelieSluagh wrote...

Same here, ever since DA:O came out core of my guild spends time playing it instead of WoW. Hint - Dragon Age multiplayer option in the future?


That could be fun... replace NPC groupmates with actual players...

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Used to play WoW as an endgame raider (like hardmodes and such) and I've completely forgot about it

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Meh I quit WoW around 6 months ago...so I can't say I abandoned for this game...Was a high end raiding guild player there for awhile. I am probably going to go back to WoW in a few weeks after Dragon Age....want to finish it first. I'm done with the long hours of high end raiding though. Just going back to casually play with some friends that still play the game and help them out.

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Yes I did, about 5 years ago!


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Jalem001

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Single player games generally trump WoW. They're more fun, they just don't last. WoW is a time waster.

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UnseelieSluagh

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Let us hope for Dragon Age mmo? :D

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I forgot WoW about 45 days after WoTLK was released and I'd done my 100th Naxx run and was scheduled for yet another 25 man Malygo's raid and realized I had better things to do with my time.



WoW is a fine game, I just got tired of it, and I only played it in what I'd call "fits and spurts" like...beta, 40 or so days of live after beta, then I came back for WoTLK because I felt it was the natural successor and advancement of the WC3 storyline only to find it was simply more raid grinding and Arthas was never going to come out of Icecrown and lay the smack down on Azeroth in total.



Their announcement of the Cataclysm expansion confirmed this for me, Arthas will be no more than what Illidan was, a primary story line character that never moves and never does anything other than maybe eventually becoming an extremely hard raid boss to kill.

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UnseelieSluagh wrote...

Let us hope for Dragon Age mmo? :D


Lets not, they'd just murder the story line much like WoW has murdered the Warcraft storyline.

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Randir Nuithannen

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UnseelieSluagh wrote...

Let us hope for Dragon Age mmo? :D


I would be skeptical of any such thing.

As the above poster pointed out -- Warcraft lore was murdered in WoW.

I am a lore junky, and as much fun as I could potentially see an MMO of DA being... I would hate for the game to be butchered to please the masses.

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Thats because Blizzard doesn't care about their lore, and if you really care enough, you can dig up articles where Chris Metzen says stuff like "Well, we realize we are retconning lore, but we really don't care, as gameplay is far more important to WoW"



Bioware has proven to be much more consistent with their lore.

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I haven't played WoW in years. I'm jaded with MMOs. Hmm, it would take something like Bioware teaming up with Lucas Arts to pull me back in.
www.swtor.com/

Modifié par Draelorn, 08 novembre 2009 - 09:01 .


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id rather play eq1 again than wow... to ezy mmo :( (got a couple of 80's)

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oblivionxteka

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simple i abandoned wow and my high end raiding for this .... well this and gta 4 ballad of gay tony.
i love the multiplayer aspect of wow and high end raiding but there is just heaps of other stuff to play at moment.
might return to wow when the next expansion comes out, until then dragon age is more fun!

Modifié par oblivionxteka, 08 novembre 2009 - 09:09 .


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TheRealIncarnal

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I don't think I'd like a Dragon Age MMO, but I wouldn't mind a Dragon Age with an online RPG option, where say you have 4 people playing the same game with their characters (or using the ingame characters).

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Kalest01

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Who needs WoW when we have DA:O now? Well guess alot of us will probably want it once we complete the game with a mixture of different origins.

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I forgot WoW a long time ago after realising that it actually sucks compared to most games out there. You can't really call it a game, it's more a way of life. DA: Origins is a game, and a damned good one. No online game will compare to it's quality, especially from a story-telling/cinematic perspective.

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Randir Nuithannen wrote...

HengeKhan wrote...

Stop taking WoW so seriously


Not so much that I take it seriously as much as I have personal connections with other people to whom I have a sense of obligation to.

IE -- Their progression is hindered by my lack of attendance to raids.


If they can't 'progress' in World of Weirdcraft because one person doesn't show up, I seriously question their ability to 'progress' at all.