Here we look on Lord of the Rings Online: Shadows of Angmar developed by Turbine. Since most people decided to check out this game earlier in the day, by the time I got there, I had a computer all to myself and plenty of people to answer my questions. Lord of the Rings Online: Shadows of Angmar is the first massive multiplayer online game to feature the literary works of J.R.R. Tolkien. This is not the Peter Jackson style. After talking with some of the people who worked on the game, it was obvious that a lot of care and effort was put into keeping everything true to the novels.
It's a tall order, creating a massively-multiplayer online game set in the best-known fantasy world ever created. You've got to get the places right, the languages right, the characters right, and the history right, which must contained in account. And at the same time, you've got to make a game that's fun to play and that fits with its famous source material. The Lord of the Rings Online: Shadows of Angmar delivers on both. Once you delve into its polished mixture of story, setting and game player, you may not find anything new, but you're going to find a lot of old that you'll really like.
Some people was dieing in Beta test, played it and found it was very boring and somewhat lackluster which does not grip you even though it throws you in the deep end straight away. It may well get better in the long run and yes its only beta but personally I would of thought most folk would be somewhat disappointed within the first 10 minutes and leave never to return.
The game, LOTRO quest, itself is set during the events of the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Put people in the camp of Tolkien dorks that, at least at the outset, considered this a bad idea. If the Big Story is taking place all around us, and we don’t get to play as thosecharacters–then just how epic are we supposed to feel? Here is a link, you may be charmed
For the game to last past a few hours of story and exploration, it's got to be fun to play. And here developer Turbine sensibly decided that if it ain't broke, they shouldn't fix it. Like World of Warcraft, LOTRO's game mechanics are solidly designed, easy to learn, and very polished. The game features seven classes with roles so well-understood that they are even identified as "buffer," "crowd control" and "tank" on the character-creation screen (or at least they were during the beta test.)
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