I know nothing of either game...
but HEY! aim plz
Accurate being that theres nothing to do in space.
Things changed - it's still not a game where you get instant gratification for everything you do, and it still requires you to actually think in order to play, but it's fun. Beats E&B by miles.
Shadowbane is a piece of excrement, covered in a layer of moldy fungus, topped with some fresh bile.
ben(at)netmastering(dot)nl
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How.... MadCat the 2nd.... uughhhhhh:
Skaw, lemme guess, you played in beta?
Nah. I watched a friend, who was in beta, play though.
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Check out the big brain on Skaw!
Nah. I watched a friend, who was in beta, play though.
Ah, betcha he spent 2 hours mining while you were there eh?
There's actually enough to do, but it's not really all served up nice on a silver platter; since you can go a lot of different ways with the game, you usually have to hunt around a little bit to find the proper place and all.
ben(at)netmastering(dot)nl
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Mr. Duck obviously shouldn't have said:
Don't waste your money on Shadowbane, It's not worth it.
I wasted 4 years of my life following that game...
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Y.O.T.G.ing:
I wasted 4 years of my life following that game...
Now you know how I feel about MOO3.
I was fairly active in the SB community early on, too, but when I heard about the click-to-move, emphasis on PVP, and "play 2 krush" campaign mentality, I immediatly recognized it as a really, really bad idea.
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Elvish Crack Pipering:
I admit click to move is annoying, but is it really that bad? for a 3rd person game its ok, like in D2
For a third person, fixed perspective game it's not bad.
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Peanut butter ass Shaq Elvish Crack Piper booooze lime pole over bench lick:
Well you got me there, Ill still play it because some IRL friends asked em to and I didnt have to buy a copy, just traded some collectable cards for it.
Don't get me wrong, the game has potential if you enjoy more of a multiplayer FPS mentality in your ORPG.
I don't even enjoy a multiplayer FPS mentality in my FPS's