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Reader Comments (6)
Posted: Aug 26th 2009 2:38PM (Unverified) said
Really who cares DDO is known in te industry as Ken Troops folly, not that Wizards is that bright to being with...after he made a total mockery of the D&D license they then gave him the new DDI and virtual game table project...which he immediately screwed up as well.
I for one hop Artari comes out on top in this one...a Cryptic D&D game beats a Turbine D&D game any day.
Posted: Aug 26th 2009 3:04PM (Unverified) said
Posted: Aug 26th 2009 4:41PM Aganazer said
Posted: Aug 26th 2009 4:56PM Cendres said
(pssst give it to Bioware..)
I don't have anything against Cryptic but I firmly believe that anything Forgotten Realms belong should go to a company that can do story telling... :/
Posted: Aug 26th 2009 5:59PM wjowski said
Posted: Sep 2nd 2009 3:06AM (Unverified) said
I don't want to see a NWN online game period. MMO conventions will destroy everything that made the games interesting."
uhh..you seem to be forgetting that Neverwinter Nights started out as The First MMORPG in every sense of the term. It was through Quantum Link, a C64 online community program, later known as AOL. AOL maintained NWN for several years before killing it, much to the chagrin of it's players, most of whom only had an AOL account to play NWN.
The fact that Bioware released NWN with minimalistic multiplaying capabilities actually annoyed most of us who loved the original.
(sorry for double post, this is where I meant to post this reply)