Everyone has a fighting chance
It’s a pretty weird and unsettling time in this world of ours right now. With many of us hunkering down at home, things can get downright boring at times. Fortunately, if you’re someone who enjoys videogames, you likely have a backlog of games to play through or even some new titles to play in the coming days and weeks.
This week, Shank picks up where he left off in Oblivion as he continued through the Thieves Guild, explored Blackwood, and eliminated a certain Wood Elf in Bruma…
Mitch tackles DC Universe Online in this edition of MMO Reroll. How does it stack up in 2021?
With Blackwood on the horizon as the next chapter for Elder Scrolls Online taking us back to Cyrodiil, Shank revisits his favorite game of all time: Oblivion.
Community is one of the major selling points of any MMORPG. Whether or not a community has a good reputation amongst players is something many look towards when deciding whether the game is worth their time. A helpful community, espeically when dealing with new players can be key to building a positive reputation within the gaming world. So how often do you help a new player when you see them asking for help?
Robin was on vacation this past week, and thus out of the loop on many things, including all things World of Warcraft. However, a few things caught her eye when she returned to real life. Here are a few of those stories for World of Warcraft: Shadowlands.
It’s a pretty weird and unsettling time in this world of ours right now. With many of us hunkering down at home, things can get downright boring at times. Fortunately, if you’re someone who enjoys videogames, you likely have a backlog of games to play through or even some new titles to play in the coming days and weeks.
Mike loves Babylon 5, so he took a moment to do some sci-fi tourism in Elite Dangerous to check out the system where the iconic sci-fi show’s epnymously named station was situated – Epsilon III.
I saved Western Skyrim, you guys. That’s pretty much the headline here on this week’s Elder Scrolls Online journal. Of course, a lot more went down during my heroic struggle against the Gray Host. Let’s discuss.
J is having some issues with burn out. Playing through EverQuest 2 right now as he gets his way up to the current content, doing it solo has become a slog. Is this something you feel in an MMO as well, especially when the social parts of the MMO are nonexistent for large stretches?