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If you're like me, you've probably seen other guides for sale for World of Warcraft. Sad to say, I've purchased most of them and they are nothing but filler with only a few good tips in between. I'm guessing if you've played World of Warcraft for more than a day or two you don't need a guide to tell you the difference between Horde and Alliance or how to trade an item, right? Then why waste your
Victor Gijsbers wrote: -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Jimmy Maher wrote: I'd encourage you to think about using the system in a somewhat non-D&D way. Eliminate the whole level grind / "I have to fight these monsters so I can get strong enough to fight these other monsters" meme. I'm not saying that's not fun and even addictive in the context of a normal
Emily Short wrote: On Jun 21, 12:43 am, Jimmy Maher <mahe...@SPAMgrandecom.net> wrote: Regardless, I would rather see it employed (perhaps with additional non-combat RPG-like skills) very sparingly in service of a fully-fleshed story and setting, rather than in the creation of an IF dungeon crawl. More Call of Cthulhu than Dungeons and Dragons, in other words. I think this
"John Lewis" <john.dsl@verizon.net> wrote in message news:48110271.24517762@news.verizon.net... On Thu, 24 Apr 2008 21:41:42 GMT, "alanrco" <thimc@nobodiesbusiness.com> wrote: Well, the 600,000 real purchasers (as of 2 months ago) of this Single-player PC-only game might not all agree with you on this point. As for "less-than-inspiring" reviews, you may want to consider the
