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Dungeons & Dragons Online Review at GameShark

Discussion in 'Game/SP News & Comments' started by chevalier, Apr 28, 2006.

  1. chevalier

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    GameShark has reviewed Dungeons & Dragons Online and here's a piece of that:

    Like most pubescent geeks my age, I spent far too many hours examining the intricacies of role playing games and far too little time chasing girls. OK, I chased but my plus two boots of speed didn’t seem to help.

    Of course the dominant role playing game of the last two decades was, and is, Dungeons and Dragons including derivations such as Advanced Dungeons and Dragons and all rule versions right up through the current 3.5. And, as with all lifelong gamers, I eventually came to recognize that not only were the masses of tables and rules a hindrance to actual game play but concepts such as THAC0 were just ridiculous.


    The rest spans over three pages, includes some nice screenshots and awaits you at GameShark.
     
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