Whenever I'm plowing through the epic story or similar lengthy main questlines in other MMOs, my biggest frustration is never quite knowing how far I am into the chain -- and how much is ...
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As we've been waiting for Ship of Heroes to finally make it past the Steam hurdles to launch, we keep seeing a consistent refrain in the comments and Discord conversations: People seem to believe that the game's planned subscription will be its ...
I don't know about you, but some days -- perhaps most days -- I'm more excited about and invested in expansions to existing MMOs that I love than possible upcoming full-fledge titles. After all, if you love a game or have a fond history with it, it's ...
The Lord of the Rings Online just got a whole lot better for free-to-play players, as it gives away a ton of paid content for nothing.
Following an exceptionally rough patch of poor performance on its new 64-bit servers, Lord of the Rings Online is doing better than it had been this summer -- but it's not out of the woods yet. Astute players will notice that the game was down for ...
Justin and Bree discuss NetEase and Rich Vogel's MMO, LOTRO, Blizzard's Turtle WoW lawsuit, FFXIV's modding mess, and Dual Universe's sunset, with adventures in WoW Classic, World of Warcraft, LOTRO, and Guild Wars 2.
For several years now, Lord of the Rings Online housing fansite D&Co du Milieu has hosted a Q&A with Standing Stone Games. The latest of these happened last weekend, delivering some interesting news and discussion for housing fanatics to digest. SSG ...
Claim almost all of the content in Lord of the Rings Online for free. Dive into the world of Middle-earth before the offer ends on November 3, 2025.
It has only just occurred to me that late summer seems to be freebie season in the video game industry. Okay, the free stuff trundles ...
Since the start of the pandemic all the way back in 2020, Standing Stone Games has addressed criticism over Lord of the Rings Online's antiquated business model in at least the second-best possible way: showering us with freebies. So it goes again ...