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Posted: Dec 9th 2008 4:14PM Mr Angry said

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Quality LOTRO content from Massively recently I must say, nice to get loads of articles.

If anyone has not given this game a shot yet, I urge you to try it out.
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Posted: Dec 9th 2008 6:14PM (Unverified) said

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I love this column, keep 'em coming! :-D
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Posted: Dec 9th 2008 6:16PM Jesspiper said

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Another great article. LOL, imo Turbine has an unfair advantage over any other MMO dev team with their possession of Tolkien's lore. Nothing else can compare really. AoC's Hyborea comes close, but that's about it.

That being said Turbine could have gone the easy rode and just have players ride the side-lines of the LoTR story parallel to the Fellowship. Thankfully, and to their credit Turbine has sent us off the beaten track to never before seen (only mentioned) places of Middle Earth for our OWN story.

I had no problems with the concept of taking on a Nazgul in the book quests. I confess I missed the part about us destroying him. I thought he was just banished? I thought we just sent him to the rest of his kind when they got smoked by the river?

In any case if he was indeed destroyed that is a bit dissapointing, since I thought they were bound to the ring like Sauron.

Great article!
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Posted: Dec 9th 2008 7:37PM Softserve said

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Yeah, the Nazgul being banished was kind of my understanding too. I just played the book the other day and I swear that some NPC afterward stated he basically got sent back to Mordor.

It was fun fighting one, but I guess we always have to remember that the only reason he was beatable was because he was severely weakened beforehand lol.
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