Comments on: LOTRO Mines of Moria In Depth Look at Warden and Rune-keeper http://news.filefront.com/lotro-mines-of-moria-in-depth-look-at-warden-and-rune-keeper/ News for Gamers Mon, 09 Nov 2009 17:36:36 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Stephany http://news.filefront.com/lotro-mines-of-moria-in-depth-look-at-warden-and-rune-keeper/comment-page-1/#comment-200744 Stephany Thu, 18 Dec 2008 12:06:52 +0000 http://news.filefront.com/?p=29450#comment-200744 Blade Said: "The hardcore grind is huge and boring, filled with rubbish. The amount of actual LOTR content is something like 1-2% of the actual game" What level are you at? Are you still in The Shire? If so, read this excerpt from CVG on the game: "While it's hardly the most revolutionary product ever to be released, what it tries to do it does well. There may be extra levels to grind through, but MOM's treats are in the form of juicy lore and an actual storyline that digs hungrily and deeply into unexploited Tolkien myths." As someone who has been reading Tolkien for many many years, (I wont say how many because it will give my 90 year old age away) I would be the first to admit it if the content was only 1-2% of lore in the game. Read the updates in the lore section of the official website and then try to say that. Sure, no Hobbits ever asked people to deliver mail, kill boars/wolves/bears etc for them in the books (for example) but despite being a pain, it helps you level up for the good stuff :-) Blade Said: “The hardcore grind is huge and boring, filled with rubbish. The amount of actual LOTR content is something like 1-2% of the actual game”

What level are you at? Are you still in The Shire? If so, read this excerpt from CVG on the game:

“While it’s hardly the most revolutionary product ever to be released, what it tries to do it does well. There may be extra levels to grind through, but MOM’s treats are in the form of juicy lore and an actual storyline that digs hungrily and deeply into unexploited Tolkien myths.”

As someone who has been reading Tolkien for many many years, (I wont say how many because it will give my 90 year old age away) I would be the first to admit it if the content was only 1-2% of lore in the game. Read the updates in the lore section of the official website and then try to say that. Sure, no Hobbits ever asked people to deliver mail, kill boars/wolves/bears etc for them in the books (for example) but despite being a pain, it helps you level up for the good stuff :-)

]]> By: Blade http://news.filefront.com/lotro-mines-of-moria-in-depth-look-at-warden-and-rune-keeper/comment-page-1/#comment-200240 Blade Wed, 17 Dec 2008 00:51:12 +0000 http://news.filefront.com/?p=29450#comment-200240 Avoid LOTRO, not that there is much alternative. The hardcore grind is huge and boring, filled with rubbish. The amount of actual LOTR content is something like 1-2% of the actual game Avoid LOTRO, not that there is much alternative. The hardcore grind is huge and boring, filled with rubbish.

The amount of actual LOTR content is something like 1-2% of the actual game

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