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Dungeons & Dragons Online Gets 3/5 from Guardian

Discussion in 'Game/SP News & Comments' started by chevalier, Mar 11, 2006.

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    Guardian Unlimited Technology has given DDO the rating of 3/5 with the following comment:

    If games were scored on geekiness then Stormreach would come top. But get over this and you'll find a polished experience that offers a change of pace to the likes of World of Warcraft. This is no epic virtual world, though. The action takes place in smaller areas created exclusively for you and your team. What it lacks in virtual tourism is compensated for by a deeper plot as you explore the dungeons and develop your character. Skills are learnt by solving puzzles and planning ahead, though combat is still important. Teamplay is the key, but finding a decent group can become a quest in itself. This, and the monthly fee when the similar Guild Wars is free, are the main downsides.

    Read it in the original context at Guardian.
     
    chevalier, Mar 11, 2006
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