Posted Jun 18, 2006 at 07:43PM by Rica M.
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Posted Jun 16, 2006 at 07:36PM by Maricar V.
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Interviews,
Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures
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NPC,
David Craddock,
Hour of the Dragon,
Robert E. Howard
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With a Conan movie in the works, Age of Conan - Hyborian Adventures (AoC) is way up in the MMO buzz meter. David Craddock of Shacknews caught up with AoC Game Director Gaute Godager to learn more about Conan's latest adventure.AoC is set in the time after the novel "Hour of the Dragon", and the story begins in a Stygian slave galley ship where you take on the role of a slave whose memory has been wiped and has an ugly mark on the chest bearing a cruelly burnt-in hand. As you progress through the game, you gradually remember who you were. You regain your skills and knowledge via solving quests and gaining levels. Those who are familiar with the novel, would know that Conan is the king of Aquillonia – the pinnacle of Hyborian civilization, and he is betrayed, and dethroned for some time by a conspiracy of enemies. In AoC, newlywed Conan is back on the throne but with unrest brewing in the land. Your fate is tied to that of the King. You find yourself interacting more with him in order to save his kingship, your life, and ultimately, the world. It has been revealed that AoC is part single-player and part MMO game. The first 20 levels of the game are a single-player campaign and should take 10 to 15 hours to complete. Playing the MMO part requires a credit card to gain access to a full month of free play time. The MMO starts at level 21 where you can choose your specialized class. If you're the loner type, you can play the solo campaign as long as you want, and as many times, as long as you have a valid CD key and a credit card. There are three playable races in the game: Aquilonian (Roman-like race), Cimmerian (Germanic, Celtic race – Conan's race) or Stygian (as I mentioned – Egyptian). There is a limit to the classes, so if you want to become a soldier, better not choose Stygians. Each race has different abilities based on amount of out-of-combat health, mana and stamina regain. Adding more realism to the game, the need system is established in Conan AI, which is loosely based on American psychologist Abraham Maslow's pyramid of needs. The NPC AI is categorized into several distinct categories – like the need to eat, sleep, survive, fulfill your dreams and so on. Each of the levels of the pyramid contains a steady grow in need, and will need to be fulfilled by the AI. Godager revealed more info on combat AI, unique weapons, PvP and PvE. The full interview awaits after the jump. |
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Posted Jun 16, 2006 at 02:29PM by KJM
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News,
World War II Online
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World War II,
Italy,
Europe,
Cornered Rat Software,
PlayNet
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The WBS promotion starts on 22 June, at which point 300,000 accounts will be re-activated over a two-week period. The original game was released in 2001 as World War II Online: Blitzkrieg. Later, the game was updated and released in Europe as Battlefield Europe. "Its been a roller-coaster ride beginning with one of the earliest MMOG launches to growing and supporting a fiercely-loyal player community all the while trying to continue the innovative and unique approach to development that's seen WWII Online stand alone as the ultimate PvP MMOG available", says Al Corey, Executive Producer for publisher Playnet. "We're so proud to stand up and say that we're still here and thriving after 5 years. This promo is just a small way for us to say thank you to the thousands of players, past and present, who helped make it possible." |
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Posted Jun 12, 2006 at 11:04PM by Maricar V.
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News,
Dungeons & Dragons Online
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Sporkfire,
Victor Wachter
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In an interview with Dungeons and Dragons Online: Stormreach (DDO) Executive Producer James Jones has revealed that a PvP feature is in the works and will likely coincide with the Houses of Stormreach tournaments lined up for the MMO.One curious Arthineous (a DDO forum member) has questioned the sudden change of heart on the PvP feature. Fully 85% of DDO forum members have expressed their disapproval of PvP. Obviously the move on the part of DDO developers is not based on player votes. DDO Community Relations Manager Sporkfire (aka Victor Wachter) has joined the DDO forum discussion to shed some light, albeit minimal, on the issue of PvP. Without going into specifics, Sporkfire has assured players that PvP will not impact regular gameplay. He added, We won't balance dungeon combat for the sake of PvP. Any necessary balance changes will be in the PvP Arenas themselves, and not in the PVE game. Also, you will never be in a situation where you were happy doing your own thing, when somebody comes along and ganks you to steal all your gear. That's only fun for one person in the encounter, and we all agree that it sucks. Sporkfire got into a bit of a "justifying" mode when he said that one of the cool things about PvP is that it can be used with Eberron setting as another means to gain favor of the different houses. PvP rankings will serve as another metric for achievements, in addition to experience, loot, and currency. In an effort to convince the forum that PvP is A-OK, he said, It's also another activity to do between adventures, and if you have been following our discussions on future plans, you know we have a lot of those kinds of things in development. PvP, crafting, tavern games, social tools and all that are all part of the plan to provide lots of reasons to visit and live in Stormreach. |
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Posted Jun 07, 2006 at 11:45AM by Chris C
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News,
Hero Online
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Firefox,
Martial Arts,
mGame,
Netgame,
NPC
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As part of QJ's continuing coverage of the martial arts epic Hero Online, we managed to snag an exclusive interview with the guys behind the magic, Netgame. We're also teaming up with publishers mGame to offer QJ readers beta keys to try out Hero Online's current beta program. If you are interested in getting in on the Hero Online beta, just do the following:
*Note: Some browsers such as FireFox may not be supported Now feast your eyes on the exclusive interview with the makers of Hero Online by checking out the Full Article! |
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Posted May 25, 2006 at 05:01PM by Rica M.
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Guild Wars 3
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Can't get enough of the game? Feast your eyes on this new wallpaper from Guild Wars: Factions. This features a female Assassin with the Jade Quarry in the background.
Guild Wars: Factions is so far the newest expansion of Guild Wars for this year (though we're still waiting for "Nightfall" to be announced officially) where existing characters from the original game can explore the world of Cantha. Guild Wars: Factions has been giving players new adventures through coop quests and PvP battles.
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