Loonatik
One of Freddy's beloved
- Joined
- May 14, 2004
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- 141
Having played both WoW, DDO and GW, I'm a bit amazed that a 5 year old game like DAoC still is my first choice. Some things are better in the other games, but that's just because they are newer. I'd say DAoC can compete with any other MMORPG out there with better advertising.
I've had several PMs the last few weeks from players asking questions about how to spec their chars, where to hunt etc. As I haven't had questions like that for ages I asked them if they were new to Albion, and much to my surprise they were not only new to Albion but to DAoC as well. 3 of them had played the 14 day trial version and then decided to buy the game.
Looking back at my own very confused first steps in DAoC, I realised that it must be a total nightmare for new players to get started without any help. I hope that Mythic (with EA behind them) can use the coming expansion to reach new player markets and to make sure that new players get a fair chance to enjoy DAoC as much as the oldtimers once did.
I've had several PMs the last few weeks from players asking questions about how to spec their chars, where to hunt etc. As I haven't had questions like that for ages I asked them if they were new to Albion, and much to my surprise they were not only new to Albion but to DAoC as well. 3 of them had played the 14 day trial version and then decided to buy the game.
Looking back at my own very confused first steps in DAoC, I realised that it must be a total nightmare for new players to get started without any help. I hope that Mythic (with EA behind them) can use the coming expansion to reach new player markets and to make sure that new players get a fair chance to enjoy DAoC as much as the oldtimers once did.