So .. just as my topic says ! Now I know most of you out there know Bungie from their juggernaut Halo and the whole Halo series . I , personally , have only played the first one during lunch hours at my last place of employment . But I do not recognize Bungie by this game ( and I know Halo is good and I'm not mocking it by any stretch ). I recognize Bungie by a different gem of a series and that is Myth . I did not have the chance to try the first chapter ' The Fallen Lords' but I most certainly didlose enough sleep and hours of my life to the fabulous second chapter Myth II Soulblighter . Myth III could have been so much more but the series was turned over to Mumbo Jumbo and that is where it's flameburned out . Any readers who relished in the King of the Hills , Steal the Bacons and Territories can reflect on the devistation of a dwarf dropping satchels at death into flames , a perfectly played wight plunging his dagger into his chest , Trow kicking dwarves and molotovs thrown only to fizzle out at the last second .... the game had so much random factor thrown in that you had no idea if a perfect strategy would work or not .
Please Bungie , I have no idea if Microsoft influences your game development anymore but I for one would love to see the Myth games rejuvenated once again , in all their flaming bow and fireballing warlock glory!!!
Why is Rogue Warrior ranked 2nd on the top PC games list after DragonsAge when its supposed to be a complete piece of garbage . That is the dumbest top 10 list if it recognizes these two as top two . One should be there but the other ? I don't understand the system that puts these games in the top 10 . It holds no credit IMO .
Do you NEED the expansions to play online... or can you just buy the game and still play?CassiusVII
Umm . im not sure i understand the second part to your question . You DO NOT need BC to play online . You can play without it but you wont have access to all the Outland world or the new areas and classes the expansion has to offer . But your second part of the question sounds like you think there is a singleplayer component that doesnt involve online . WoW , as you know is completely online . You can play the game with or without the expansion . So if you buy the expansion , then everythings ok . If you dont buy it , everythings ok . But either way you can only play online . I apologize if Im missing something in your question .
BC FTW Did u guys hear about the lame ass French guy that got 2 70 in 28 hours......... Headshotbuild
I havent heard but find it VERY hard to beleive to the point where i DONT beleive it . I've ran the Blood Furnace instance a few times and at 60 you can get a good chunk of xp bars from it but they take the average of two hours... so to first GET to 60 , complete with leveling , gettin back to train , instance run after instance run , have the gold to train , back to more instance runs , buy stuff off Auction House to accomadate this character and then find another instance group to get back and instance run and....
I dont think so . My priest needs 575800 xp or so to go from 61 to 62 . I cant imagine the amount needed to hit 70 . Ive seen a 62 Blood Elf Paladin . thats two weeks after the games release . Thats more feasible . still an incredible feat but more beleivable than a two day level 70.
No . you do not need to be 60 ( but closer to 60 helps ) as I have seen Night Elf Druids at 57 running around in Outland . You just need the BC expansion to open the portal to Outland.
Well well well . since my subscription to Gamespot does not allow me to post in specific forums I wanted to answer to the rants on 8 million people haveing ' NO ' lives apparently playing WoW , so I am posting a response here . I pay for two accounts .. yeh thats right ..two . one for me and one for my girlfreind . I dont care about the cost . paying $30 a month for two accounts . I make $48 / hour so I dont care . $30 a month is less than a chocolate bar a day . a coffee . a bottle of water . whatever . i mean break it down its not that bad . It costs more to take transit to work than for two WoW accounts . We have two children , we both work ,and our lives are far from ' lost ' . I will agree some people are very deep into it .. too deep but , well , thats their deal . If noone is hurt by the cost or the time spent playing other than the person playing then who should care ? There's evidence of stereotyping people in every walks of life on this planet so if 50000 people are hopelessly addicted and have no 'other' aspects to their life why is that the case for the other 7950000 players ( and i know thats not a direct comparison cause i dont know exact numbers ). One player in my guild on Hyjal took a rogue to level 60 in less than two weeks . To me thats extreme but maybe he's fattening accounts for money , maybe he is hopelessly lost but hopelessly rich too , i dont know and neither do i care . Play for your own reasons within your own boundaries . Noone gets hurt .
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