Elessar wrote on Mar 16, 2011, 11:24:
These comments are so generic and single-minded it's not even funny. It's like saying: Battlefield is CoD with vehicles, cause they both have guns.

Most games are derivatives of others. Simply because they have similar MMORPG elements like classes, talents, abilities (core RPG elements, mind you) doesn't mean they can't be entirely different from another game. Not to mention the stories, lore, settings will all be completely different. I could go on, but I shouldn't have to.

space captain wrote on Mar 15, 2011, 22:07:

Riker wrote on Mar 15, 2011, 22:00:
A very ugly, overly-cartoony, un-Star-Wars-y suit.

yeh star wars is so gritty and dark, and super realistic

"[Our game] is more about talking to characters, learning what’s going on, investing in it, getting emotionally attached to it. You can still go in accessible ways and grind out quests if you want, but at the same time there’s a higher-level story that’s carrying you through The Old Republic"

Tumbler wrote on Mar 13, 2011, 18:23:
Hmm, that gameplay reminds me a lot of Dragon Age. You get these nice cinematic missions cut scenes, you go off fighting with a group (hopefully) you massacre waves and waves of baddies...it's all very familiar and if this was a SP game I think I'd be very excited...

But it feels like they've taken the basic formula for DA and made it Co-Op and locked it behind a subscription plan. Clever plan really, take a game like Dragon Age, give it a subscription, profit.

To be honest, I think the more noble thing to do for PC gaming would be let WoW die, so that all of those addicts will spread their PC gaming dollars around again possibly jump starting the industry.

JohnBirshire wrote on Mar 11, 2011, 00:02:
I have no idea whatsoever why the developers don't replace dropped players with AI. At least then, if you and your teammates micro your butt off, you'll have a fighting chance instead of an automatic loss. Sometimes I wish I could just smash developers in the face with a brick for being retarded.

Get down fanboy not all are up Facebookblizz azz , some have opened there eyes some not i see, relax inhail xhail , and all will be good ...gezzz

Real stuff though, mind you; splitting Starcraft 2 apart, dropping lan support or selling horses on Wow doesn't count.

Drezden wrote on Mar 1, 2011, 23:53:
RVR Worked fin in WAR, to a point. The keep battles were fun... But it got tedius. I kind of like the way this is done at the moment with Quest Hub towns that can flip sides depending on who owns the Wardstone.

Deepjay wrote on Mar 1, 2011, 16:26:
Whoever says Rift is not a PvP game...and moreso, that it was tacked on as an afterthought, is completely wrong. It's likely they never actually left the starting area.

John Lovitz wrote on Mar 1, 2011, 12:53:
Its mostly a pve game. Like most MMO out now, Pvp is after thought.

Its basically the same game as wow with better graphics.

It was a bore in beta, its was just same old crap every MMO has..go here kill this, repeat in next quest over and over.