One of my major issues with the game is the lack of some kind of vault in which to store items that you might need later on in the game. I end up carrying around way too many gifts for companion characters I haven’t even met yet, for example. If you have the same problem, [...]
Archive for November, 2009
Dragon Age Hint: So you need more storage space
Posted in single player games, tagged addon, bank space, chest, dragon age, storage, vault on November 11, 2009 | 7 Comments »
Only as good as the last patch
Posted in general mmo, warcraft, tagged 3.2, 3.3, arthas, as good as the last patch, bored, coliseum, gameplay, patch on November 11, 2009 | 12 Comments »
I cannot remember a time when I have been as glutted on awesome computer games as I am right now at this moment. My gaming hours are still very occupied with Dragon Age, which is offering some of the most compelling, immersive gaming I’ve ever had on PC right now. It is not only a [...]
The Shape of Things to Come
Posted in general mmo, tagged 2010, aaa, big budget, electronic arts, mmos, playfish on November 10, 2009 | 7 Comments »
This week, two main news stories made their way out of EA. The first one is that they bought Playfish, the social/ facebook gaming developer, for a eye-bleeding $300 million plus change. And the second is that EA laid off a lot of staff, including 40% of Mythic, developers of Warhammer Online. I think it’s [...]
Dragon Age Hint: How to get out of Denerim
Posted in single player games, tagged dragon age, hint, how to get out of denerim on November 9, 2009 | 5 Comments »
If you want to get out of the city map and back to the world map, then get to the city map page and select the icon at the bottom of the map, in the middle.
Dragon Age (PC Version)! My first thoughts.
Posted in single player games, storytelling, tagged character, companion, dragon age, dwarf commoner, first thoughts, gameplay, mature, storytelling on November 9, 2009 | 18 Comments »
Trust me, I’m a dwarf Dragon Age is the game I’ve been waiting for ever since I started to play CRPGs, and I hadn’t even realised. In fact, I’d all but given up on ever having a computer based RPG that came anywhere near the nuances of a tabletop game. But I was wrong. Bioware [...]
MMO Blog Alliance 2009 Charity Drive
Posted in links, meme, tagged alice and kev, bloggers, charity, crisis at christmas, homelessness, mmo blog alliance, shelter, volunteering on November 9, 2009 | 5 Comments »
The holidays are almost upon us again and this year the MMO Blogging Alliance wants to help ensure a good season for all! We’ve decide to pull together and encourage our readers to donate to those less fortunate. It has been a tough year for many families across the world and a little boost can [...]
How to Patch Dragon Age Origins on PC
Posted in single player games, tagged dragon age, how do I find the patch, patch 1.01 on November 7, 2009 | 9 Comments »
It took a bit of searching to find the most recent 1.01 patch for Dragon Age Origins yesterday, but Bioware have swiftly updated their social site to make the patch much easier to locate. And because a picture says a thousand words, the screenshot below shows how to find and download it. 1. Log into [...]
Link hard, with a vengeance
Posted in funny, general mmo, links, tagged achievements, blame the tanks, death of a guild, design, farming games, guilds, katy perry, links, pet store, pug raids, too much choice, whiny paladins on November 7, 2009 | 8 Comments »
Tarsus explains why we should always blame the tanks and gives a reason for just about every situation. Blizzard’s new petshop has inspired KIASA to sing. Katy Perry had nothing on this. We’ve seen a lot of other blog reactions to the petstore. The majority accept that the pets aren’t a big deal, but there’s [...]
Thought for the day: Single player games and the internet effect
Posted in single player games, tagged downloading, dragon age, internet, piracy, single player games on November 7, 2009 | 7 Comments »
I’m much more likely to want to buy a single player game when it comes out when I know that a lot of my friends will be chatting about it online. The pressure to be part of that ‘first wave’ is higher than it used to be. Even being three days late on Dragon Age [...]
Perhaps we just don’t want to talk to YOU
Posted in general mmo, tagged american, british gamers, brummie. xbox, culture gap, left 4 dead, smack talk, valve, voice chat on November 6, 2009 | 17 Comments »
This is a great (non)news story in the games sphere. Yesterday gaming sites were reporting that Valve’s Chet Faliszek complained that my fellow brits are too quiet on voice chat. “You guys are notorious non-talkers on both 360 and PC. Americans are just chattering away, working together as a team. If you want to work [...]