| Mail |
You might also like: WoW Insider, Joystiq, and more

JJMicromegas

Member since: Oct 11th, 2008

JJMicromegas's Latest Comments

Blog Activity
Blog# of Comments
Massively6 Comments

Bartle asks if we'll ever see a Dorothy, Alice, and Wendy MMO

Apr 24th 2009 8:16AM (Massively)
Richard I started a thread in the AoC forums with your presentation, I agree with everything you say:

http://forums.ageofconan.com/showthread.php?p=2347036#post2347036

Massively's picks for the best of 2008

Dec 26th 2008 3:32PM (Massively)
The fact that you gave some unknown MMO runner up for second best MMO of the year means you have no idea what you're talking about and in fact you probably haven't even played the games that you cover.

This blog is a sham.

Massively's picks for the best of 2008

Dec 26th 2008 3:29PM (Massively)
I can't believe you guys did not mention AoC once in all of your awards. I have come to realize that you are in fact biased, not only in your coverage but your opinion as well. I am going to boycott this blog, I thought you guys had a good thing going but I can see there isn't anything else useful for me to read.

Goodbye Massively.

Player Consequences: WAR games, part 2

Oct 21st 2008 8:57PM (Massively)
This is a nice article one I enjoyed.

One other way to put it is WoW focuses on battle at the tactical level whereby players must micro manage their characters action to maximum effect.

Warhammer is more about grand tactics where the movement of your entire team is the focus. Consequently the combat is much simpler allowing the player to focus more on what is going on around them in the battle.

As far as battle goes you didn't mention AoC. The thing distinguishes AoC is the fact that all melee attacks, heals and many spells are aoe and positional. This, along with the collision system gives an importance to things like your position relative to your teammates and the importance of formations in battle.

A look at Cultural Armor in Age of Conan

Oct 12th 2008 10:36AM (Massively)
Opinion is one thing, but bias is another.

It is fairly commonplace for MMO's to deviate from their IP in order to accomodate game mechanics. AoC has done this in other parts of the game.

But this article above takes the efforts of the developers to improve their game and puts it down for deviations from the IP.

I am all for opinions of AoC, even though they may be negative, as long as it is a fair evaluation.

A look at Cultural Armor in Age of Conan

Oct 11th 2008 5:51PM (Massively)
Massively, I have noticed that you have taken an overly negative view of AoC and it shows in all of your recent articles. Fact of the matter is that this has had problems but the devs are working to improve it.

I enjoyed you blog but your blatant bias is turning me off of your site. Please at least admit your bias.

Featured Stories

Engadget

Engadget

Joystiq

Joystiq

WoW Insider

WoW

TUAW

TUAW