Archief - Lord of The Rings Online (2)
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Mathelas
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Silmarunya zei:
Mijn eerste jaar op lotro was met very low graphics, dan begon ik op medium graphics maar moest het wel op very low zetten in raids en instances.
Nu is het ultra high en heb helemaal geen lag. De eerste keer dat ik die wereld zag op de beste graphics was echt zalig.
Ik ben toen opniew begonnen met een champion zodat ik zeker alles kon zien.Fubro
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trial aan het downloaden atm, 3mb/s - best grote trial ma aan die snelheid is het maar een uurtje.
hoop dak et op high kan draaien
edit: twijfel tussen hunter en champion tbh.. tenzij er overal tekort is aan healers, dan zou'k insta healer nemen vroeger ooit nog eens als minstrel gespeeld en vond zen instrumenten allemaal wel vetjes , maar haatte er echt mee dpsen..
hoop dak et op high kan draaien
edit: twijfel tussen hunter en champion tbh.. tenzij er overal tekort is aan healers, dan zou'k insta healer nemen
vroeger ooit nog eens als minstrel gespeeld en vond zen instrumenten allemaal wel vetjes , maar haatte er echt mee dpsen..Namko
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Ge gaat nog van die instancekes hebben tijdens u bookquesten.Fubro zei:zit op Evernight, atm champion/lore-master/minstrel/hunter lv5+ (gwn allemaal is om te checken)
met minstrel atm heel de intro gedaan, lijkt me wel vet eig
zelfs die dungeon op het einde dare, me dwalinwist ni dage zo'n dingen in lotro had
Ps: Wat is u ingame nick?
Fubro
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zal morgen zodra ik wakker ben ign posten
korte samenvatting:
eerst vanalles zitten doen, uiteindelijk vind'k minstrel het plezantste da er tussen zit dan toch ^^.
heb de indruk dage meeste xp krijgt van quests, ma op zich nog geen problemen mee gehad sindsk me overal wel heb zitten amuseren. (zelfs paar keer paardje van crombe naar bree gepakt, gewoon om het traject te bezien, eerste keer dak bree zag, was groter dan'k verwacht had)
en die muziek afspelen is gwn lachen, of mobs mollen me een clarinetje.
alleen klote dak nog geen auction house kan gebruiken, kan pas volgende week de full game gn halen.
[edit]: net beseft da ik in trial geen cap heb op lvl? kan gewoon doorgaan? indien zoja, ga'k me nog heel hard amuseren deze 2 weken, proberen voor lvl35
korte samenvatting:
eerst vanalles zitten doen, uiteindelijk vind'k minstrel het plezantste da er tussen zit dan toch ^^.
heb de indruk dage meeste xp krijgt van quests, ma op zich nog geen problemen mee gehad sindsk me overal wel heb zitten amuseren. (zelfs paar keer paardje van crombe naar bree gepakt, gewoon om het traject te bezien
, eerste keer dak bree zag, was groter dan'k verwacht had)en die muziek afspelen is gwn lachen, of mobs mollen me een clarinetje.
alleen klote dak nog geen auction house kan gebruiken, kan pas volgende week de full game gn halen.
[edit]: net beseft da ik in trial geen cap heb op lvl? kan gewoon doorgaan? indien zoja, ga'k me nog heel hard amuseren deze 2 weken, proberen voor lvl35
Sir.Killalot
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Hmm, Turbine is net overgenomen door Warner Bros.
Benieuwd wat dit voor gevolgen gaat hebben...
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group Acquires Turbine, Inc.
http://www.boston.com/business/ticker/2010/04/turbine_sold.html
Boston-area video game company Turbine acquired
April 20, 2010
Turbine Inc., one of the Boston area's biggest video game companies, has been acquired by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment Inc. of Burbank, Calif., a business unit of media giant Time Warner Inc.
"I view this as Hollywood coming to Boston," said Turbine's chief executive Jim Crowley, who said the deal underscores Greater Boston's increasing prominence as a center for video game development. Financial details of the deal were not released, but a source close to the negotiations said that Warner Bros. will pay as much as $160 million, including sums to be paid to Turbine shareholders in future years if the company meets certain financial targets.
Turbine, a privately-held, venture-backed company in Westwood, is one of the leading makers of Internet-based, multi-player adventure games. The company produces Lord of the Rings Online, Dungeons & Dragons Online, and Asheron's Call. Thousands of players subscribe to Lord of the Rings and Asheron's Call, paying monthly fees of around $15 for the right to play and socialize with one another online.
Dungeons & Dragons is a "free-to-play" game. Anyone can log on and play for no charge, but players can also purchase additional powers and abilities that make the game more entertaining. Crowley refused to reveal the number of paid subscribers to Lord of the Rings and Asheron's Call, but he said that more than one million people play Dungeons & Dragons Online.
Warner Bros. Interactive has bought a number of game development houses in recent years, in a bid to become a major power in video gaming. In 2007, the company purchased TT Games, a British firm that develops family-friendly products like Lego Star Wars and Lego Batman. In 2009, Warner Bros. bought the assets of bankrupt Chicago game company Midway, maker of the popular Mortal Kombat games. And earlier this year, it acquired a majority stake in Rocksteady Studios, another British developer, which created the hit game Batman: Arkham Asylum.
"The developers they're buying are first-rate." said Michael Pachter, game industry research analyst at Wedbush Securities in Los Angeles. "It's showing they're really interested in quality."
Acquiring Turbine will give Warner Bros. total control over all future video games based on author J.R.R. Tolkien's beloved Lord of the Rings novels. Turbine holds an exclusive license to make an Internet-based game based on the books, while last year, Warner Bros. won a license to make non-Internet-based Tolkien video games.
Martin Tremblay, president of Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, said that control of the Tolkien gaming franchise was just one reason his company was interested in Turbine. Tremblay said that Warner Bros. would work with the Turbine team to develop new online gaming properties. "We will, for sure, in the future expand that platform to much more new product," he said.
Tremblay wouldn't discuss possible new games. But Warner Bros. controls a stable of likely properties, including DC Comics characters like Batman and Superman.
Bob Davis, managing partner at Highland Capital Partners in Lexington, a venture capital firm that helped finance Turbine, said that bringing in the company's developers would make it easier for Warner Bros. to develop online games based on the company's entertainment franchises. "Warner Bros. is not just buying up great intellectual property, but they're also acquiring one of the best development teams in the world," Davis said.
En uit de press-release:
Additionally, the acquisition of Turbine provides Warner Bros. with access to a proprietary digital publishing platform that enables dynamic direct-to-consumer relationships, robust online merchandising opportunities and vibrant e-commerce functionality for online games. Turbine has also developed a social networking platform that can integrate their self-developed online communities with popular third-party social networks. Outside of the games arena, these platforms present unique opportunities for Warner’s other home entertainment businesses.
PS: geen idee wat dit betekent voor Europa btw, gezien LOTR hier uitgegeven wordt door Codemasters. Ik veronderstel dat dat wel geen verschil zal maken, maar soit
Benieuwd wat dit voor gevolgen gaat hebben...
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group Acquires Turbine, Inc.
http://www.boston.com/business/ticker/2010/04/turbine_sold.html
Boston-area video game company Turbine acquired
April 20, 2010
Turbine Inc., one of the Boston area's biggest video game companies, has been acquired by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment Inc. of Burbank, Calif., a business unit of media giant Time Warner Inc.
"I view this as Hollywood coming to Boston," said Turbine's chief executive Jim Crowley, who said the deal underscores Greater Boston's increasing prominence as a center for video game development. Financial details of the deal were not released, but a source close to the negotiations said that Warner Bros. will pay as much as $160 million, including sums to be paid to Turbine shareholders in future years if the company meets certain financial targets.
Turbine, a privately-held, venture-backed company in Westwood, is one of the leading makers of Internet-based, multi-player adventure games. The company produces Lord of the Rings Online, Dungeons & Dragons Online, and Asheron's Call. Thousands of players subscribe to Lord of the Rings and Asheron's Call, paying monthly fees of around $15 for the right to play and socialize with one another online.
Dungeons & Dragons is a "free-to-play" game. Anyone can log on and play for no charge, but players can also purchase additional powers and abilities that make the game more entertaining. Crowley refused to reveal the number of paid subscribers to Lord of the Rings and Asheron's Call, but he said that more than one million people play Dungeons & Dragons Online.
Warner Bros. Interactive has bought a number of game development houses in recent years, in a bid to become a major power in video gaming. In 2007, the company purchased TT Games, a British firm that develops family-friendly products like Lego Star Wars and Lego Batman. In 2009, Warner Bros. bought the assets of bankrupt Chicago game company Midway, maker of the popular Mortal Kombat games. And earlier this year, it acquired a majority stake in Rocksteady Studios, another British developer, which created the hit game Batman: Arkham Asylum.
"The developers they're buying are first-rate." said Michael Pachter, game industry research analyst at Wedbush Securities in Los Angeles. "It's showing they're really interested in quality."
Acquiring Turbine will give Warner Bros. total control over all future video games based on author J.R.R. Tolkien's beloved Lord of the Rings novels. Turbine holds an exclusive license to make an Internet-based game based on the books, while last year, Warner Bros. won a license to make non-Internet-based Tolkien video games.
Martin Tremblay, president of Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, said that control of the Tolkien gaming franchise was just one reason his company was interested in Turbine. Tremblay said that Warner Bros. would work with the Turbine team to develop new online gaming properties. "We will, for sure, in the future expand that platform to much more new product," he said.
Tremblay wouldn't discuss possible new games. But Warner Bros. controls a stable of likely properties, including DC Comics characters like Batman and Superman.
Bob Davis, managing partner at Highland Capital Partners in Lexington, a venture capital firm that helped finance Turbine, said that bringing in the company's developers would make it easier for Warner Bros. to develop online games based on the company's entertainment franchises. "Warner Bros. is not just buying up great intellectual property, but they're also acquiring one of the best development teams in the world," Davis said.
En uit de press-release:
Additionally, the acquisition of Turbine provides Warner Bros. with access to a proprietary digital publishing platform that enables dynamic direct-to-consumer relationships, robust online merchandising opportunities and vibrant e-commerce functionality for online games. Turbine has also developed a social networking platform that can integrate their self-developed online communities with popular third-party social networks. Outside of the games arena, these platforms present unique opportunities for Warner’s other home entertainment businesses.
PS: geen idee wat dit betekent voor Europa btw, gezien LOTR hier uitgegeven wordt door Codemasters. Ik veronderstel dat dat wel geen verschil zal maken, maar soit
diknmuis
Legacy Member
hmm elf/hunter?? weet nie, das te zien welke char (rol) ge normaal ge tliefst speeltXuod zei:Kben ook bezig met trial, wat is beste race/class aan te raden voor een beginneling? Ik wil gewoon int begin even een aangename ervaring/sfeer(zeer belangrijk) dat me overtuigt om de full te kopen
Namko
Legacy Member
Fubro zei:Server: Evernight
char: Eadro (minstrel)
location: quests @ combre
[edit]: kan ik traden? anders ga ik craften nog even laten, heb explorer (wou ingots/wood op ah verkopen, maar kan ik nog ni, als iemand anders die mss wilt, let me know
Je kan niet trade/mailen/AH tijdens de trial.
PS: Als ge een leuke kin zoekt: Everlasting Hope(zie banner)
Het archief is een bevroren moment uit een vorige versie van dit forum, met andere regels en andere bazen. Deze posts weerspiegelen op geen enkele manier onze huidige ideeën, waarden of wereldbeelden en zijn op sommige plaatsen gecensureerd wegens ontoelaatbaar. Veel zijn in een andere tijdsgeest gemaakt, al dan niet ironisch - zoals in het ironische subforum Off-Topic - en zouden op dit moment niet meer gepost (mogen) worden. Toch bieden we dit archief nog graag aan als informatiedatabank en naslagwerk. Lees er hier meer over of start een gesprek met anderen.