Nor must Mythic, since they brought it up :-)
I think that, considering this is an EA-published game, it's a pretty noteworthy thing to mention.
Its a WoW clone but takes everything that was annoying about wow and amplifies it x10. The grind, x10 slower. The walking speed, x10 slower. Walking distance between quests x10 farther. The que ue times x10 longer, the Rezz sickness lasts 10x longer, item repair, x10 more expensive and quests give 1/10 of the xp reward.
So if you have no life, Warhammer online is the game for you.
Didn't think so. I saw a review where Mark Jacobs talked about the different directions they considered, but decided to go with the same template that has been used for every other MMO ever because he believed it would be more popular. Doing the exact same thing as everyone else in the MMO market is apparently a safer bet.
Typical EA tactic, clone a successful game, hype it up, watch it fail.
EA, the worst thing to happen to the videogames industry.
@Gitrooman #1 - Both posts were pretty misleading and uninformed. Both posts were x10 more ignorant than most trolls.
I think what they meant is that so much got cut down that they could easily sell it as an expansion, but they won't.
Either way, don't really have time for MMOs
Just saying.
wanna sling cliche' netard slang, lets go
WUUh OH! fanboy alert, did i hurt your feelings cause i dislike your life..errr....game? Did you register just to tell me that?
Lets up your post count to 2 before you swoop away to another forum to defend your beloved. Tell me, whats your favorite part of the game? The 15 minute rezz timer, or the fact that it stcks x5 leaving you with 1/2 half health and from the getgo of the game too.
Or maybe its the outdated graphics engine? No no, it probably the fact that its published by EA.
If you're gonna call someone a troll, at least back it up with some substance. Going around and calling people a troll without backing it up is kinda...trollish, dont you think?

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