Return of Reckoning

Not in 2008 when the game started, LOD didn't exist then, it was still being worked on. Even then, tier 4 was a grind for newly minted lvl 40s. The beta testers kept their topped out rank when it went live, and they ganked on the newbees. Nothing's seemed to have changed in that aspect. The ...

The obsession with dungeons is really sad. This is a PvP game, pull your pampers up and try playing the game.


What's truly funny to me about this statement is that originally renown gain would lock in the first three tiers, as would experience in the RvR lakes, forcing players to gain the ...

Why is it always deemed acceptable when it's distro doing it to order?

Actually I'm not loving it. I like playing PvE solo, using an AM, and now it feels like much more of a grind. It's nuch harder to find a balance between healing, and DPS. It may be fine playing in groups, WBs, and running dungeons, but I'm not liking it for the way I play.

Shag roll. Really, you don't see the implications from that name?

Okay, I gave this some thought before I replied. As someone who plays mostly solo, and not knowing wither that's how you play, or not, ignore complaints in SC chat. It's usually someone who screwed up looking to blame someone else. Happens all the time, so don't worry about the sore loser. For them ...

What anstalt said, plus there is no correct way to play this game. I've been playing it off, and on since it was a subscription game run by EA/Mythic, and some aspects of have never changed. There have always been some tightly run warbands, scenario parties, and guilds. where you're locked into a ...

That's true, back when it was Age of Reckoning, EA made it free to play, but only tier 1, and only Norsca / Nordland, with the cap at level 15. They were trying to drive subscriptions. but there were hundreds of players who just stayed at level 15, and farmed the RvR lake.
What I miss from the ...

This reads like the most common complaint I've read since I started playing the game waaay back in 08. Usually it's the result of someone who thinks they're always supposed to win because they always play using discord, or some other means of game communication, and while feeling all badass running ...

I thought it was just the internet in rural Vermont.