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Played a necromancer on Veeshan. Fondest memory was running Plane of Fear with Team JPN and the "-iae" folks at around 2am to get my epic weapon quest piece from Cazic Thule. Didn't know a single word the raid party was saying but was able to transcend the language and emoticon barrier by...

Is anybody else experiencing a FPS hit since the release of Dragon's Teeth? I can't say that I'm not surprised it was released with bugs but this one seems to be pretty bad. My game was running perfect before it was released.

Me too. Well done Zuuljin.

^ This guy

It's a little different. Higher alcohol content. Harder to come by because it's seasonal.

Launch was pretty bad. The game got better as it matured. The endgame raiding was pretty fun with a good group of people.

I agree completely. Enough with the hand holding to separate tiers of loot. It all the data ends up on item websites anyway.

For all the issues the game had generally, I thought the directional attacks and blocking mechanisms in Age of Conan were excellent. It felt like it was a small evolutionary step toward what you describe.

As far as combat goes, I can settle with a limited hot-key bar. However, I'm hoping SOE doesn't implement a macro hot-key system like Rift. It was one of the foremost reasons I felt a disconnect from that game. Several months in, after the community determined the best 1, 2, or 3 hot-key...

Although BF3 had a rough launch, I think the game has been polished and is fun to play. At level 100 unfortunately I know every map like the back of my hand. I would gladly welcome third party support but, being EA is behind this franchise, I just don't see if happening. There is too much...

Particularly with faction specific quests. I remember playing the meta strategy in deciding where to level up because I didn't want to mess with certain factions so I could pursue their high end faction rewards down the road. Convenience in easy hunting grounds would mean repaying with a mind...

I'm on the fence with exp penalties for death. As much as it blew, it was a sure fire deterrent against most people for being reckless.

That's what I was trying to get at. Any design to encourage interaction with the community is a benefit. Everquest 2 had a similar system with the gryphon rides. I didn't play UO, but it sounds slightly similar.

What I enjoyed about player provided transportation was seeing industriousness of people who played certain classes. I learned very quickly the advantages of becoming friends with shamans, druids, and bards for spirit of the wolf and selo's accelerando. The same went for cross-zone traveling...