Return of Reckoning

I'm too casual to know what specific buffs are needed to balance out the black orc with other tanks. What I'm more interested in is increasing the number of viable builds, and giving each tank a specific identity. So, what I'd look to do is give each tank (BO, BG and Chosen) basically the same tanki...

I play pretty casually, but I can relate my experience. I started my BO when they did the currency change. I tend to play for a month, grind out a new armour set whilst enjoying the game, and then inevitably get a bit bored and take a break for a while. I mostly join pugbands in RvR, but do some sol...

I'll say the same thing here as I do whenever this topic is brought up: Make PvP armour sets purchasable for gold, not crests. This would alleviate sooooo many of the problems with the crest grind. It would allow us to buy multiple sets of armour, so not only can we genuinely experiment with main an...

I'm pretty casual in RoR so I've no idea about endgame meta's or anything like that, im only RR64 on my BO. I still have fun playing my BO, and imo it still has one of the best armour sets in any game: the sovreign set. I just love it and want it! One of the big things I'd say is that I have an abso...

For me, the biggest issue with this game was and always has been it's vertical progression. Power Gaps in a PvP game are just ridiculously stupid. We have decades worth of evidence to this fact. So, to make me stick around for any length of time (and also dramatically improve the PvP), I would want ...

What was that thing about this game having a balance based on rock paper and scissors? Like, who were which again? Anyone kind enough to remind me, I'm genuinely confused. Thanks. Tank beats DPS DPS beats Healer Healer beats Tank That is the "usual" rock-paper-scissors method of balancing...

This game was designed around steep vertical progression, but such a thing is fundamentally incompatible with PvP. In any sort of game, long term players are going to have an advantage (in terms of knowledge and player skill). If you combine that with increased character power, and the result is a g...

1. Either Some bugs are game-breaking, others aren't noticeable. You have to take bugs on a case-by-case basis, some are worth fixing before new content, others can be sacked off until the new content drops. 2. More PvP content 3. Both Itemisation in WAR has been awful since launch, and it's still a...

WAR AoR was always designed around large vertical progression. It was one of EAMythics biggest mistakes with this game, but it is one that would be extremely difficult for the RoR devs to fix. It would require a complete rework of progression and itemisation, not to mention rebalancing every single ...

Because RvR is the only massively multiplayer feature in the game Being massively multiplayer is the only unique feature in the whole damn genre. It literally cannot be found elsewhere. And I really love large scale content! I still get a thrill seeing 100s of other players all in the same fight. I ...