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The new Dungeons & Dragons Online expansion, Shadowfell Conspiracy, is now live on all servers according to an announcement by Turbine. The expansion brings a host of new content online as well as prestige characters and a level cap increase to 28.
“We’re thrilled to launch Shadowfell Conspiracy, our second major expansion to the game,” said Aaron Campbell, Franchise Director of Dungeons & Dragons Online. “Players can now begin their journey as a high level, Iconic hero in the Forgotten Realms, and jump directly into new adventures in Wheloon. We’re also looking forward to our players getting their hands on our new Enhancements system, which takes DDO’s industry-leading character customization system to another level.”
Read more about the expansion on the Dungeons & Dragons Online site.
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Survivor of the great MMORPG Famine of 2011
Looks like you might like Neverwinter.
Since when is Tuesday a direction?
Sherman's Gaming
Youtube Content creator for The Elder Scrolls Online
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NO, that game was a terrible little toy. It was also instanced, so yeah
Survivor of the great MMORPG Famine of 2011
D&D was arguably always instanced, even on pen and paper, so really, no. THis title should be instanced to hell.
Really? You never travelled overland to other places on the map in D&D? Sometimes different places on the map are hard to reach and thus a challenge in and of themselves. DDO fizzles after a while because it starts to feel very disconnected, like you reside in a city with magic doors but you can't leave the city.
DDO has the greatest instanced dungeons I've played in, but if you tacked on a world to explore (and conquer), it would be superb.
Survivor of the great MMORPG Famine of 2011
Indeed DDO lacks a world to explore. But that has nothing to do with instances. In the orginal Guild Wars the large open lands was instanced as well..
Sherman's Gaming
Youtube Content creator for The Elder Scrolls Online
Channel:http://https//www.youtube.com/channel/UCrgYNgpFTRAl4XWz31o2emw
Liking it so far. I really like the revamp of the enhancement system. It's much easier to work on a build this way. I also like the fact that you can choose to start in Eberron or The Forgotten Realms from the character selection screen.
I don't know what Turbine has done with the Mac clients, but they look better and run faster than the Windows clients, even in beta status. I'm not going to argue. :-)