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Massively Speaking Episode 185: Bree-to-play
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Reader Comments (5)
Posted: Nov 25th 2009 3:24PM Loki1 said
It's got wow quests... i don't even care anymore it's a clone, i just don't want to be babysitted while playing a game. :\
you're told where to go to get a frigging quest, because of the damn exclamation marks
You're told where to go to collect the rats
You're told where to get the next quest.
Where is the damn game even, please tell me what are people even doing? There's no reason to socialize anymore in those.
Someone do something, nuke all MMO software companies.
Posted: Nov 25th 2009 3:27PM Pingles said
Posted: Nov 25th 2009 4:06PM Aganazer said
But in a way I agree. Allods innovates a little less than Aion did and seems to play out a little more repetitive and grindy as well. If I were poor, it would be great, but I'm not so I'm putting this one right in the bit-bucket.
Posted: Nov 25th 2009 5:27PM breezer said
Allods is far more group oriented than WoW is and seems to aim to offer much more challenging, engaging combat.
Posted: Nov 25th 2009 5:45PM (Unverified) said