That sounds fun! And the community rallying to answer the call of defeating a Nazgul shows how important such an event is. Players can be mischievous bastards though.
The 64 bit servers should bring in a rush of new players now that they are becoming more widely accessible. Thank you for sharing your experience with the event!
Yes. The community and its commitment to the game has been interesting to catch up on and seeing players in the game interact has been fun. It's also a bit of a mindset shift when thinking about MMOs when playing LOTRO because many claim the goal isn't to 'get to the end as fast as possible' but instead an experience to enjoy and grow with as the player progresses.
It feels like a resurgence of this type of mindset with players wanting longevity in a game instead of the next hit of 'thrill' that other MMOs try to incorporate.
So you weren't powerful enough to contribute? Looked like you just ran around bot getting close and then got transported..?
You do sell it well!
Although my go-to would be a wizard. ..
That sounds fun! And the community rallying to answer the call of defeating a Nazgul shows how important such an event is. Players can be mischievous bastards though.
The 64 bit servers should bring in a rush of new players now that they are becoming more widely accessible. Thank you for sharing your experience with the event!
Yes. The community and its commitment to the game has been interesting to catch up on and seeing players in the game interact has been fun. It's also a bit of a mindset shift when thinking about MMOs when playing LOTRO because many claim the goal isn't to 'get to the end as fast as possible' but instead an experience to enjoy and grow with as the player progresses.
It feels like a resurgence of this type of mindset with players wanting longevity in a game instead of the next hit of 'thrill' that other MMOs try to incorporate.
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