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Posted: Oct 26th 2009 3:14PM Pingles said

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I remember finding a field of high-level Leprechauns in Dark Age of Camelot and started kicking their behinds just for the fun of it. They had great sounds, animation and spewed insults about my mother.

For whatever reason, they were just a perfect level to make it a great deal of danger and yet a lot of fun. When one of them dropped a great weapon for me I was sold. I spent WEEKS killing those little creatures (and dying quite a bit due to their habit of respawning in a horrible pincer movement) and loved every second of it.

It was just a GREAT mix of danger, combat, comedy and loot.

What I define as a "grind" is when a mob is not interesting, no danger and just NEEDS to be endlessly slaughtered to reach a game goal. That is what got me to quit WoW.
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Posted: Oct 26th 2009 8:11PM agitatedandroid said

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I know exactly what you're talking about. Not the same game but for me, taking out orcs and goblins in Lotro with my hunter is endlessly entertaining for me, wolves, not so much.

I'm actually taking a break at the moment from hunting orcs outside trestlebridge for a deed, didn't bother me at all. Salamanders in Evendim? Screw them.
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