What’s new? Mark is high on Game Fuel. Noah loves Paul Barnett. Jason is a jerk. Enjoy!
00:00:00 – Intro
00:03:30 – What We’ve Been Playing
00:13:34 – Email
00:26:42 – The Week in Gaming
01:05:28 – Blog-O-Steria
Musical Selections:
01 – Never Can Say Goodbye – Jackson 5
02 – Baby Be Mine – Michael Jackson
03 – Sombody’s Watchin’ Me – Rockwell Feat. Michael Jackson
04 – Human Nature – Michael Jackson
05 – Whazupwitu – Eddie Murphy & Michael Jackson
06 – Wanna Be Startin’ Somethin’ – Michael Jackson
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Good stuff…I’m installing Age of Conan right now. I wonder, after the server merges, if my city is still there.
I’ll have to think about what I meant by saying Aion is just an average MMO and I like it that way. It’s a great attempt to bring a western MMO philosophy to something that is clearly eastern. So…yeah…I’ll get back to you on that one.
Great show guys, keep up the good work.
One thing I wanted to bring up was DAoC and it’s influence on MMO’s. I often wonder if DAoC was the first class to give Melee classes something to do in combat. EQ and related games often had a more “Hit auto-attack and make a sandwich” style combat for melee classes. DAoC introduced “Styles” Which gave the early tank and melee dps classes actual choices and decisions to make in real time.
While most remember DAoC for it’s PvP, which is still notable and well received with it’s fans, I tend to think the massive change in structured melee combat was one of the big changes that everyone forgets that made the most impact.