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Player made dungeons in Diablo 3

April 23, 2014April 23, 2014 J.A. Laraque 0 Comments city of heroes, diablo 3, Dungeons and Dragons Online, neverwinter, player made content, player made maps

In addition, the maps themselves can rotate so it might be the same storage room, but the layout is different enough that it almost feels new. While this is a nice touch I still feel as if more could have been done. Consider, in previous games not only could you play via LAN, but you could make your own maps. In the original StarCraft people would make some fantastic maps and they were fun to play. Now there is a bad way to implement maps and sadly City of Heroes did so at first.

Free to Play. If You’re Going to Fail, Get Better At Failing.

November 17, 2010February 5, 2011 Umar Khan 2 Comments America, atari, cataclysm, Champions, Champions Online, Cryptic, DnD, DnD Online, Dungeons and Dragons, Dungeons and Dragons Online, EA, EA Mythic, electronic arts, EQ, eq2, everquest, Everquest 2, Everquest 2 F2P lol, F2P, Far East, FF XIV, Final Fantasy, Final Fantasy XIV, free to play, Grinding, Lord of the Rings, Lord of the Rings Online, Lotro, Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game, MMORPG, Multiplayer Online Games, Mythic, P2P, pay to play, Square Enix, Star Trek, Star Trek Online, Turbine, umar khan, WAR, Warhammer, Warhammer Online, Warhammer: Age of Reckoning, World of Warcraft, wow, Zerg

It seems much more frequently nowadays that many MMORPG companies have been accepting their losses and got off their high horses to adopt the Free to Play model. Is this a good thing or a bad thing? Does it really help them bring in a larger player base? It certainly seems to be working for many of these companies but will it be accepted wife spread for future games?