Hardware: Shipbreakers teases gamers with a new gameplay trailer, Shadowrun Online sheds some light on its payment model, Scarlet Blade releases their first major content update, Warframe adds clan dojos, and much more!...
F2P Cast: How do space submarines work? (EP 71)
On this week's episode we discuss the problems with League of Legends' EU West server and how Riot can and should handle it, the new update for Warframe, a brand new RTS entitled Hardware: Shipbreakers, deciphering Shadowrun Online's payment plan, and Wargaming's previews at E3. We finish off with the bombs, have a quick heart to heart with the community (that's you guys), and one host shares something new on this episode of Free-to-Play Cast!
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Question of the Week:
I would want a virtual PC in my house with a few flash games to play to either change the pace a little or to kill time while waiting for a group/raid to start vs. standing around in a hallway or city hub. I'm sure we have all had time to kill while waiting for others for many reasons in our favorite MMOs and this feature would allow us to monitor chat etc without alt-tabbing back and forth to combat that inevitable boredom that sinks in. Also, they could add a forum link in it or wiki etc. Just a way to do something other than just wait. NOTE: Quick travel between your home and world location should be implemented in all games imo.
just got back to lol, created new account and tried to remmember the game.
and you know what? i got dc - total and unrecovable, just bcause. so my A-BOMB goes for squareenix (logic, aint it?). and my bomb says - pls stop doing shit, i love ff games, but i dont want to pay stupid dollars for a console that has like 1 game important to me, its disgaea.
my a bomb - square pls stop doing bs.
my second a bomb, although smaller goes to mmobomb
guys sry, but with questions about housing u are not getting answer from me. leave stupid stuff, talk about importans stuff. you guys... start seeing big picture, then we talk
My ingame house would need a big glass case or shelves or some sort where i can display all kinds of trophies of bosskills and raid-victories. Also some wall-of-fame for pvp medals or something.
Also there would have to be some kind of arcade machines to play mini-games that i get some form of currency from for cosmetic stuff. And a sort of internet in my house to connect me with the other players and what they are up to etc.
I wouldnt leave my ingame house anymore haha, almost like real life :o
As for the Question of the Week. My dream clan house would have multiple floors and each floor would be completely different. Like one would be an 80's floor, another would be like the picture crazy stairs, and another would be a trophy room. I would make it on Tera because its got nice detail and there is plenty of space in the world for me to put it.
And da bomb to my new laptop for having great specs for a damn good price point (Asus K55N-DS81, AMD A8-4500M 1.9gHz quad core + Radeon HD 7640G graphics APU, currently $380 USD on Amazon). I've been having a ton of fun actually playing games rather than being frustrated after downloading them on my slow internet to find they would only play 10FPS on my computer (my last PCs were one Atom based netbook w/ GMA945 graphics, and a Pent4 desktop w/ GeForce 6200 graphics).
For last week's question: Aion.
For this week's question: IDK what my dream MMO house would be, I'm not big on player housing. It's a nice addition to games, but I don't much care for it either way. To me it just seems like expensive, time consuming busy-work that I'd rather spend killing things or players.