Month: November 2014

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Guild Wars 2: A Call For Greater Transparency

A Call For Greater Transparency

MMO players come in all levels of ability. We all have our own take on what parts of a game are "too hard" or "too easy." I like to think that I’m reasonably tolerant of new players and am willing to help them along, but even I have my limits as to how much I’m willing to put up with folks who don’t seem to have the capacity to learn some of the most basic aspects of a game.

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General: Now’s the Time

Now

If you’re a World of Warcraft player, there is no time more exciting than right now. The fifth expansion is days away from going live and Blizzcon is happening even sooner. If you haven’t played in a while or have been on the fence about giving it a go, there is no better time than now.

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Dragon Age: Inquisition: An Action RPG for a New Generation

An Action RPG for a New Generation

Dragon Age: Inquisition is a beast of a game. When we first took an extended hands-off look at Bioware’s upcoming action RPG at E3 this year, I was given the impression that its scope could far surpass the previous titles in the series, and that it could provide for a single-player experience heretofore unavailable on previous-gen systems. Having now played several hours of the game, I can say that it does a little bit of both.