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Massively Speaking Podcast
Massively Speaking Episode 185: Bree-to-play
Latest episode: Tuesday, February 7th, 2012



Reader Comments (2)
Posted: Aug 24th 2008 8:50AM (Unverified) said
The presentation included alot of stuff people have been screaming about for months, they are trying to set things right.
They are working on the weak points of the game, and to be honest, the quests he described in the new district of Tarantia sound refreshing and is not the "kill 10 boars"-kind of quest.
I have been considering leaving AoC, And I don't really think the Black Castle stuff will affect me that much even though its quite nice they implent stuff like that.
But after the pictures of Ymirs pass which of course is just another area but with alot of story imbedded which gives the gave a bit more depth.
I've seen people hating so much these last couple of days debating Warhammer forth and back about another game of kill X of these and speak with person Y, however thats justified or not people now flame Funcom when they actually are aware of the situation and add stuff like these "moral"-quests that we only can see in games like knights of the old republic with the dark side and its lighter counterpart.
Give them some credit, they are invested in the game and financially they are not comming out a winner if they drop the project, I encourage and support Funcom if they continue to add more content like the new district of Tarantia.
Posted: Aug 24th 2008 9:05AM (Unverified) said
Now don't get me wrong, I love my aoc. Combat system, while not what I expected. It is much more engaging that most games. World pvp, exciting. Graphics are great, will be better with dx10. Though it's still missing something, there's not a whole lot to do at 80, it's pretty boring.