Everyone has a fighting chance
Goblinworks CEO Ryan Dancey has once again posted a controversial forum note encouraging current backers of Pathfinder Online to get out and recruit more players to the game. Dancey gives readers several suggestions of places for players to recruit others to the cause.
Character wipes are coming in Shroud of the Avatar’s 17th release, but before you panic, read why Red Thomas thinks that it could be a good thing. He visited Austin’s Portalarium studio and caught up with the team on all that Release 17 will bring.
Want to know if your system is up to snuff for Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward? Wonder know more thanks to the availability of the FFXIF: Heavensward benchmark. The benchmark can be downloaded from the official site.
Former City of Heroes developer Matt "Positron" Miller is ready and waiting for questions from the now-defunct game’s fanbase as part of his "Loregasm" series. Miller has created a special Google Document that allows people to ask non-business related questions about City of Heroes.
The MU Online team is encouraging guilds to step up recruitment to win in-game prizes. Beginning tomorrow and wrapping up on May 6th, players are encouraged to create guilds, recruit members and reach milestone levels and / or character class requirements before submitting the information to the devs.
No one is more excited for tomorrow’s update than ArcheAge’s Merv Lee Kwai. Called "Dread Prophecies", the update is the largest yet for the game since it launched. There’s a huge feature list for Dread Prophecies and what makes it especially cool is that it affects all phases of life for players. There is literally something for everybody.
Enter DC Comics with Infinite Crisis, a game that allows players to step into the boots, spandex and outside underpants of some of the DC expanded universe’s greatest heroes and villains. This all comes in a package that feels, well, a lot like most other MOBAs you may have played, with a couple of interesting twists and the undeniable appeal of duking it out with the likes of Superman, the Green Lantern, the Joker, the Flash, Sinestro, Swamp Thing, and oh, so many more.
For the past year, my day job has required that I commute about 2 hours, each way, every single day. A necessary result of this is that I often end up spending 20 hours or more in my car every week just driving. This leaves a lot of time for thinking, listening to music, and, most recently, listening to audiobooks. This newfound idle time has rekindled my interest in fictional fantasy, something I stopped really reading over the last several years.
Today was another intense day of tank-battling action at the Wargaming.net Grand Finals in Warsaw, Poland as the semi-finalists wrangled for bragging rights and $150,000 in prize money.
When the features were announced for Patch 6.1 many players were quick to call out the lack of new content. While 6.1 included many updates including the new Heirloom collection system, it offered little in the way of new playable content to explore. Patch 6.2 has recently hit the public test realm and man does it make up for what 6.1 was thin on. Let’s look at some of the major new features that are on the way.