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• Jonnyp2 Member UncommonPosts: 243

  May 2016

  That's good. I feel like both franchises had been in a little bit of a slump.
• SpottyGekko Member EpicPosts: 6,916

  May 2016

  From the PCGamer review:
  
  "Dwarfs on the other hand have to keep track of grudges. They never forget a slight, carefully noting each in a massive book of bitterness."
  
  That almost sounds like many of the regulars on these forums, lol
  
  Like the SWG-bitter-enders and the people that can never forgive Funcom for the AoC launch, etc.  
• GladDog Member RarePosts: 1,097

  May 2016

  regarding the Warhammer franchise being in a slump;
  
  A lot of people did not care for Warhammer Online, and it had a few things that 'slipped through the cracks'.  But I will credit WAR with one very positive thing for me.
  
  I was pretty burned out on PvP when I started playing MMORPGs in 2004.  I got involved in some, but it was pretty rare and usually involved joining a zerg.  I was persuaded to try WAR by a friend, and then I begrudgingly joined him for some RvR.
  
  WHAT FUN!  Whatever weaknesses WAR had, they were made up by the tremendous battlefields and RvR.  All of a sudden, I quit running from PvP and started liking it.
  
  I still prefer games with PvP enabled zones, so I can choose when I want to PvP, but now I can get into a PvP game and have a lot of fun!
  
  That change of attitude is all because of Warhammer Online, and for that I will be forever thankful.
  
  And I will most assuredly give this game a try.
  

  
  The world is going to the dogs, which is just how I planned it!
  
  

  
  
• kruler Member UncommonPosts: 589

  May 2016

  I actually liked WAR, enjoyed the PvP,  was sad when it went all pear shaped due to wishy washy management.