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Contest Time! Mines of Moria: Collector’s Edition

Tony posted this on September 30th, 2009. It has No Comments »
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Massive $10 LotRO Sale at Best Buy on Cards and Software?

Tony posted this on July 18th, 2009. It has 10 Comments »
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I was at Best Buy today, plan­ning on pick­ing up a new Log­itech Rev­o­lu­tion MX mouse ($40 instead of the nor­mal $100, not bad). I made my way to the com­puter soft­ware sec­tion and was pretty sur­prised: a sig­nif­i­cant amount of games were being sold for $9.99.

This included every last thing they had that was LotRO related. The Mines of Moria: Com­plete Edi­tion and Mines of Moria: Spe­cial Edi­tion were $9.99 each. Even more sur­pris­ing, the 60 day game cards were $9.99 instead of the nor­mal $29.99.

I live in Chicago, but I can­not con­firm how wide­spread this may be. Two sep­a­rate Best Buys here (a good dis­tance apart, at that) had this spe­cial going. One had signs out about it, while the other did not.

Your best bet is to see whether or not the games and cards have a green cir­cle sticker on them. Every thing that was $9.99 had that sticker.

If you don’t man­age to find any­thing, keep in mind that I loaded up on quite a bit (more than one Spe­cial Edi­tion and sev­eral game time cards) and will be hav­ing con­tests to pass it all on to you guys.

Stay tuned and good luck!

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Update to Book 8, Servers Scheduled to Come Live at Noon EST

Tony posted this on June 23rd, 2009. It has 4 Comments »
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Book 8 Hits on the 23rd; Pre-Patch Today

Tony posted this on June 19th, 2009. It has No Comments »
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A bit of a sur­prise today: Book 8 is com­ing on June 23rd for US/Oceanic play­ers. That’s next Tues­day for those who can’t find a cal­en­dar. Pretty sud­den, but def­i­nitely a wel­come announce­ment. To coin­cide with this announce­ment, Tur­bine has posted the final patch notes for the update. We’ve already dis­cussed them here before, so I won’t get into that just now.

If your client is cur­rently up to date (and you’re run­ning the US/Oceanic ver­sion), you can down­load the update now through Tur­bine. TDM users don’t need to do this, but every­one else can get set up a few days in advance to save some time on launch day.

The full file set clocks in at around 600 MBs. Not too big, not too small. It’s avail­able in two versions:

If you don’t know which to get, then stick with the .exe version.

You can run the saved file as soon as the down­load com­pletes. The patch will not apply itself until the servers go live ont the 23rd.

Look­ing for­ward to it!

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About

Tony posted this on June 3rd, 2009. It has No Comments »
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MMeOw is a fan site / blog about The Lord of the Rings Online, includ­ing expan­sions such as Siege of Mirk­wood and Mines of Moria. We post guides, news, arti­cles, tips and thoughts on the game, MMORPGs and the community.

Most posts here are from a more “casual” player per­spec­tive, but as new staff join on to help we’ve been able to offer vary­ing perspectives.

The name MMeOw is basi­cally a mix of MMO and “meow”. I adapted my cat, Napoleon, as the mas­cot of sorts. Some­day I’d like to involve our mas­cot more, but for now he serves his purpose!

Enjoy the site,

Tony