Thank you for leaving your comment. I had been enjoying DDO. This is a great game, because it allows you to play alone or with others. However, be aware of what their customer service is like, even for a paid account. I have opted for a VIP account. I had had cause in the past to notice that the customer service is not good - areas for sale that weren't in the store, and such.
I hit a glitch in the game this week with a new character. It kept me from being able to leave Korthos. I have over a dozen characters, and had never encountered this. I placed a "stuck-in-game" ticket.
I waited around for an hour for a GM to show up. It was already 10 pm Germany time by then. This was on Dec 26th. I finally turned off the game. That meant I would have to file a new ticket. They expect you to stay staring at your monitor and periodically wiggling your mouse to keep from being thrown out of the game for inactivity until they deign to show-up. The one advantage this game world has over others of its kind is its size.
I'm nowhere near seeing all of it. Thank you for your comment. I'm more of a text-gamer myself, but if I were going to try a game with graphics I'd try this one, after reading your article. Sounds like it could be fun! No doubt the biggest complaint from people that play DDO. I imagine with Warner Bros. I'm not seeing any replacement for the social gatherings that take place in the pen and paper version on the horizon quite yet.
That may just be impossible to mimic in a computer game, of course. Enjoy your time playing and thanks for stopping by. Interesting hub. The graphics kind of turned me off when it came out, so I never picked it up. I might have to try it someday and get over my "graphics make the game" mindset, lol. Simulation Games. Mobile Games. Elder Scrolls. Final Fantasy. Dragon Age. Fire Emblem. Legend of Zelda. First-Person Shooters. Gaming PCs. Strategy Games.
But around 50K monthly active players is enough to find some friends to play with. Or even find some mates to adventure with. Items from the store can certainly make your adventures easier but I never felt like there was anything that I had to buy. If you are curious about DDO, I would say give it a go.
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