LOTRO

[Scape_Scrub11]

Does anyone play Lord of the Rings Online, it's very similiar to World of Warcraft, if you do play I could add you to my friends list, but I just got the game so I'm not a very high level..l.

['Scaper Zeta]

I happen to play that very game, I've been playing for quite some time now and have got a level 32 Guardian on the Vilya server.

[Scape_Scrub11]

Sweet, yeah this game is a blast I reccomend it to all! I have a lvl 2 Champion and lvl 15 menstral....

[boom]

Originally Posted by Scape_Scrub11

and lvl 15 menstral....

That must be one mean character.

['Scaper Zeta]

Originally Posted by Scape_Scrub11

yeah this game is a blast I reccomend it to all!

I wholeheartedly agree with this the game really is pretty awesome, and any one looking for a MMORPG to try out should definitely check this game out.

[mrbistro]

Originally Posted by boom

That must be one mean character.

Nah, he's only tough during a small portion of each month.

And this is why people should put more effort into spelling.

[hesh]

I just thought I would bump this thread since I recently started playing. I am a level 25 guardian on the Arkenstone server. Are there more of you here?

[Firemaster]

I recently got this game, spent several hours loading/patching, only to find that my computer really couldn't run it at all. I thought my computer could handle it, but I guess I underestimated how weak my graphics card is. So, I've got to wait until I've saved up enough to get a better computer.

[Onion Knight]

Originally Posted by boom

That must be one mean character.

[InThisMoment]

Originally Posted by Onion Knight

When i first read that, i thought, "What kind of MMO is this?"

[kboleen]

I played during the beta and decided not to play when it went live because it seemed to me to be just another "grind" game: endless monster bash to gain levels with a few "quests" thrown in occasionally. Very similar to EQ and AO. That style of game grew very old to me very quick. Is it still like that, or is it possible to level doing quests. Don't get me wrong, EQ and AO also had quests but they weren't worth the time and effort for the points received.

[hesh]

I find that questing will level you up faster than grinding, tho if you want to max out your traits, you will need to grind. The last mmo I played was EQ on ps2 and it's not nearly as much grinding as that was.