Originally posted on Micki's Delirium:
I was a bit late logging on, and apparently this week people were waiting for my post, since as soon as put the post up, people started clicking the lfm and we filled in like 5 minutes. I started with Tempest’s Spine reaper 2.…
Originally posted on Ilyanas Tomb of Doom:
I just dinged 30 in a game that offers 40 glorious levels. Yes, I’m sure there’s more than all of that, but I feel especially happy so far because I soloed 99% of this experience on my magus. And yes, there were the…
Originally posted on mrluvvaluvva:
…. two can play that game. A couple of years ago I posted an article about my choices for the best choices when it came to local Co-Op gaming. Sadly, shortly after that my local co-op time fell apart as live took over and meant me and…
Originally posted on Dyson's Dodecahedron:
Named after the primarch of the faith that once unified the region (at least religiously if not politically), sages from afar call the region the Stutheit Peninsula but to those who live here, it is “the Land” and occasionally “Stutheitland”. Tales of the peninsula…
Originally posted on GamingSF:
It occurred to me over the weekend that MMO’s by their design can encourage socialising, or not, by even simple little design choices. One of the Mage features in Legion is to summon an image of Archmage Vargoth who will dole out an hour-long buff to…
Originally posted on Superior Realities:
Pet classes in RPGs tend to provoke strong reactions. Most people either love pet classes and play them at every opportunity, or hate pet classes and avoid them like the plague. I’m a strange case in that both of those are true of me. Depending…
Originally posted on mrluvvaluvva:
I can’t believe I missed the announcement of this! So I apologise for the delay! The battle for the best value monthly subscription continues into May and like PS Plus; Games with Gold has been very, very good this year. However, May looks like a weaker…
Originally posted on Bio Break:
A few days ago I was watching a video of a single-player RPG — Witcher 3, I think — and what really caught my attention was how expressive and natural the various NPC characters were with their body language and emotes. Just little things, like…
