Prime_Evil
Adventurer
Everquest 2 and Matrix Online. I never really got into WoW for some reason...
I've also been fooling around with a few D&D MUSHes.
I've also been fooling around with a few D&D MUSHes.
-
NOW LIVE! Into the Woods--new character species, eerie monsters, and haunting villains to populate the woodlands of your D&D games.
[Sept.] What are you playing?
- Thread starter mojo1701
- Start date
Krug
Newshound
Burnout Revenge, which wasn't as good as I thought it should be. Not having single player access, and no instant replay for crash mode, made it less fun as compared to the previous instalment.
World of Warcraft: Boy it's addictive, but it's impossible to roleplay. It's very playable and user-friendly, but sacrifices believability in the game world. Everyone gets a hearth stone that brings 'em back to an inn, and Spirit Angel can ressurrect you making death an inconvenience. Even a supposedly RP server is just full of nonsense talk. And man, some of the quests are in really hard to find places. Right now I'm looking for a dead tree NW of Ratchet..
World of Warcraft: Boy it's addictive, but it's impossible to roleplay. It's very playable and user-friendly, but sacrifices believability in the game world. Everyone gets a hearth stone that brings 'em back to an inn, and Spirit Angel can ressurrect you making death an inconvenience. Even a supposedly RP server is just full of nonsense talk. And man, some of the quests are in really hard to find places. Right now I'm looking for a dead tree NW of Ratchet..
JediSoth
Voice Over Artist & Author
Heh, it's almost October, and I'm just now posting in this thread.
For the last 6+ weeks, I've been playing The Elder Scrolls: Morrowind exclusively. I typically don't bounce back and forth between games; I like to play one until I'm finish with it. The exceptions are when a game gets so hard it becomes frustrating (any FPS with jumping puzzles) or if I get bored with it (like the first time I tried Morrowind).
I don't get a lot of computer gaming time. My wife doesn't like it when I play when she's home wanting to do stuff with me and I don't get a lot of time home alone. Somehow, she always ends up at home without me.
JediSoth
For the last 6+ weeks, I've been playing The Elder Scrolls: Morrowind exclusively. I typically don't bounce back and forth between games; I like to play one until I'm finish with it. The exceptions are when a game gets so hard it becomes frustrating (any FPS with jumping puzzles) or if I get bored with it (like the first time I tried Morrowind).
I don't get a lot of computer gaming time. My wife doesn't like it when I play when she's home wanting to do stuff with me and I don't get a lot of time home alone. Somehow, she always ends up at home without me.
JediSoth
Similar Threads
