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Dungeons & Dragons Online Short Review at the Wichita Eagle

Discussion in 'Game/SP News & Comments' started by chevalier, Mar 15, 2006.

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    The Wichita Eagle has published a short review of Dungeons & Dragons Online. Here's a snip:

    Instead of merely trusting in the fanboy worship that this storied license grants, veteran MMORPG developer Turbine is trying some new and interesting ideas with "Dungeons & Dragons Online." Catering much more to the small-group, quest-oriented style of play that the tabletop game is famous for, rather than the "grind up to the level cap and then kill bosses for loot" paradigm of traditional MMORPGs, "D&D Online" is a unique experience. After playing quite a bit of the beta, it became apparent that "D&D Online"'s innovative structure, while definitely not for everybody, has some distinct advantages.

    Read the rest at the Wichita Eagle.
     
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