MMeOw is currently down for the count, but please visit the LOTRO Combo Blog. It aggregates content from some of the best LOTRO-related blogs and podcasts on the net.
In the blogosphere, we have two important commodities: the first is information, and the second, our nuanced opinions regarding the information we’re given. Seeing as we should be getting some more information shortly from other news sources, I thought it would be good if I consolidated all the currently known info regarding Siege of Mirkwood in a post and then offer up some input regarding some of the information given.
Obviously, I couldn’t have done all this collating myself, but I’ve found that the best consolidating post to date isn’t from a dev, but from one of the forumgoers on LotRO. To Sandriell from the LotRO forums, I salute you.
Past the break, you’ll see a rather long post regarding what we know so far, and my thoughts on it as a mid-level player who shares in both the excitement and hesitation behind an expansion.
MMeOw is currently down for the count, but please visit the LOTRO Combo Blog. It aggregates content from some of the best LOTRO-related blogs and podcasts on the net.
MMeOw is currently down for the count, but please visit the LOTRO Combo Blog. It aggregates content from some of the best LOTRO-related blogs and podcasts on the net.
Now this is surprising…and amazingly generous. To celebrate Lotro’s upcoming 2nd birthday, Codemasters has teamed up with the popular European game review site/blog Eurogamer to give away 2000…yes TWO THOUSAND free…yes FREE (okie i’ll stop that now) copies of the game (minus Mines of Moria). As you’ll read in the site’s news article, the first 2000 individuals to claim a key after 2pm GMT on April 24th will get 30 days’ game time and a digital download of ‘Shadows of Angmar’ totally free! All you need to do is sign up to Eurogamers’ free community and wait for the time to arrive so you can pounce.
Now I know this is little more than a huge free trial, and Codemasters only stand to profit from this arrangement since at least some of the 2000 will go on to set up paid subscriptions to the game, but it is rare a company shows this kind of generosity these days. Especially considering the fact that Lord of the Rings Online is doing extremely well, I cannot promote this move enough and thank Codemasters for this opportunity for the uninitiated to try out my favourite MMORPG on the market.
…Those in-game events, competitions and give aways sound intruiging too…
MMeOw is currently down for the count, but please visit the LOTRO Combo Blog. It aggregates content from some of the best LOTRO-related blogs and podcasts on the net.