Comments on: MMO Weakly – Episode #16

By: Raim

Raim — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 04:28:13 +0000

Lore whore foreva! Just today I was tracing through some of the old Cho’Gall lore in preparation for the WoW expansion, pretty interesting stuff, I didn’t realize that there was a connection between Cho’Gall and C’thun. Well that is about it for my lore rants for the day. Keep the feedback coming guys, we always read it and greatly appreciate it!

By: Creativity

Creativity — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 06:10:20 +0000

I ended up stumbling across this great site when looking for aion podcasts about a month back. I really do enjoy the show you put on and I am glad another lore-whore has some representation on the internetz.

By: Nalash

Nalash — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 00:57:54 +0000

Oh, how did I end up missing out this website, never actually been all that into “Podcasts” and everything related to it, just managed to stumble upon an link to this website on Cursegaming while skimming through the WAR news.

So, afew clicks later… Here I am, just incredible fun to listen to you guys, and the lore related stuff about WAR just got me even more hooked to WAR…

Altho I’m not all that sure about your solution about the Fort/City siege solution, Sarc.

Anyway, I’ll be following this site in the future, great fun !

By: ziss

ziss — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 15:28:15 +0000

Torchlight is a great game. It is the same team from Diablo 2. They were called Flagship Studios (Hellgate London) and they had a game called Mythos in beta. Well, Flagship went under, they lost the rights to Mythos, so they reformed under the name Runic and developed Torchlight in around 8 months, which is basically a revamped Mythos.

Torchlight is currently singleplayer, but an MMO version of Torchlight is in the works, as Mythos was basically an MMO version of Torchlight.

Great game and only $20 on Steam!

By: chris

chris — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 14:09:02 +0000

I actually heard about this site/podcast from raim a few months after it started. Then on a saturday when i had a nice day of wow planned out i listened to about 10 episodes and have been checking it each week.

It would be sweet if you could go even longer i actually enjoy it alot and sorry sarc, i dont think gin and Margarita mix is a good drink, stick to jack and coke or on the rocks. Jack and water is pretty good too, its basically jack on the rocks after the ice melts

I may have asked this before but have either of you played dragon age origins? its not really an MMO but more of a action RPG style, also there is Torchlight which, i believe, is made by the same people who did diablo 2 before they split from bliz. Also not an MMO but the hack n slash diablo type game.

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i just read episode 15 comments and maybe i missed that episode since it seems you talked about dragon age, guess i need to listen to it again. tanking heroic instances while listening is actually really hard

By: Wrewdinge

Wrewdinge — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 19:22:25 +0000

I played Global Agenda at GameXcon, got more kills then the employee who was playing. Just throwing that out there, in case you want some first hand experience and not just speculations.

I found Lagwar by being a WAR guru on the Warpath Podcast forums and then Ziss came and found me and did some shameless advertising and then I landed the position as a writer before even visiting the site… so yeah.

By: Rer

Rer — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 04:51:03 +0000

Would you be willing to discuss Dragonica more? I just picked it up today and I must agree, it really is surprisingly entertaining.

As for Wiki/Book, I’m sorry Sarc but I have to go with Raim on this one. Lacking any WAR background, that wiki website was a godsend for when I first started playing. Expecting people to have time to read books these days is a little unrealistic (god that’s sad).

I found Lagwar through the Stonetroll Certified Podcast on iTunes. Its only been a few months and here I am co-hosting a podcast with you guys. I figure now would be the best time to give everyone at Lagwar.com a huge thank you for everything they’ve done for not only myself, but the community as a whole. Each and every one of you guys “rocks the socks” as MMO Weakly puts it. I’m confident that given time, Lagwar will achieve even greater success in the internet gaming universe.