If it's a virtue, then it will only be automatically implemented if you have equipped that trait at a Bard in a city. i.e. if you have equipped Determination and then you finish a deed that gives you an additional point to Determination, you don't have to do anything. But if you finish a deed that gives you Valour and you never had it equipped you'd have to go to the Bard and equip it.Wrayfield said:I have a quick question for Lotro veterans: The attribute rewards for finishing deeds, are they automatically implemented on the character or do I have to decide for one?
Schrade said:If it's a virtue, then it will only be automatically implemented if you have equipped that trait at a Bard in a city. i.e. if you have equipped Determination and then you finish a deed that gives you an additional point to Determination, you don't have to do anything. But if you finish a deed that gives you Valour and you never had it equipped you'd have to go to the Bard and equip it.
Ken said:DigitalRiver is rejecting my payment for Isengard. Oh well. Maybe I can pay for it with Turbine Points.
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Ken said:Got Isengard but sadly found out something is wrong with my laptop that causes it to overheat when I play any games.
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I thought they were using different login names for the forums and the game?DiscoJer said:And it looks like they've escalated things a little bit, telling people to change their passwords.
http://www.lotro.com/news/latestnews/1497
Hopefully they will go back to the old style forums, where you had a different login than from the game itself. That just makes sense, even if you aren't talking about someone hacking the forum database (or whatever).
New Expansion to The Lord of the Rings Online Launching Fall 2012
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment unveiled today The Lord of the Rings Online: Riders of Rohan, the latest expansion to the award-winning free-to-play massively multiplayer online roleplaying game (MMORPG) developed by Turbine. Riders of Rohan expands the online world of Middle-earth where players join forces to ride into the Plains of Rohan. Riders of Rohan launches in the Fall of 2012 with an increased level cap, the vast plains of Rohan including iconic locations such as Amon Hen and Fangorn Forest, the new Mounted Combat system and much more!
2011 was another banner year for The Lord of the Rings Online with consistent growth for the game, a successful unification of our European and North American services and the success of Rise of Isengard, our best selling expansion to date. said Kate Paiz, Executive Producer of The Lord of the Rings Online. This is going to be another outstanding year as we celebrate our fifth anniversary and introduce a wealth of new content throughout the year, ending with our arrival in Rohan. One of our largest expansions ever, Rohan is expected to be twice the size of the recent Rise of Isengard expansion and includes the most new game systems and technology we've introduced since 2008's Mines of Moria.
NEW FEATURES:
* Experience the Riders of Rohan Join with the Rohirrim and ride across the sprawling Plains of Rohan; witness the breaking of the Fellowship at Amon Hen; forge alliances with the Ents of Fangorn; and aid Éomer, adopted son of Théoden, as he seeks to protect his homeland from the growing Shadow.
* Introducing Mounted Combat Ride into Combat atop your loyal War-steed as you defend the people of Rohan from the forces of Isengard and Mordor. Customize your War-steeds armor and level its skills over time to aid you in mounted defense of King Theodens lands. Mount your steed and gather your fellows to fight against Warbands, contingents of roving warg riders that have been scouted all over the Plains of Rohan! It falls to you to head off and defeat this new threat before they over take the land.
* Advance to level 85 Continue your legend in the next chapter of The Lord of the Rings Online. Experience new adventures in the epic story, and gain new skills and deeds as you face new challenges on your journey to 85!
http://www.gamestop.com/pc/games/the-lord-of-the-rings-online-mithril-edition/97978
Trying to decide if that's worth it if I'm level 14 and took a break for a while but I'm interested in playing again. Normally I'd go for it with no hesitation but I'm broke so I'm trying to decide if I'll stick with it enough.
Riders of Rohan preorders have started. looks like it will launch in only 3 months!
http://rohan.lotro.com/
Now that the game's available on Steam I thought of giving it a fair try. I'm still lost in regards to almost everything that doesn't involve killing easy mobs, mainly because of my inexperience with MMOs. However, I'll see where the road leads me.
Now that the game's available on Steam I thought of giving it a fair try. I'm still lost in regards to almost everything that doesn't involve killing easy mobs, mainly because of my inexperience with MMOs. However, I'll see where the road leads me.
Coming back to this game is like meeting an old friend again.
Anybody on Laurelin?
I must be missing something about the appeal of this game, even though I am a big LOTR fan...the hobbit intro/tutorial has left me thinking I should just uninstall and try D and D online instead...why? I have graphics setting on Ultra High and it still looks like Everquest 1...the way the geometry of hills are textured etc. I am a little kidding but also not really, the art in WoW looks much nicer.
I don't know why I expected it to be fancier instead of very traditional MMORPG, but the way the quests are triggered literally feels like a late 90s game...oh no! I will be attacked by spiders please protect me! (10 seconds later a single spider comes down as slow as a slug)
I have Star Trek Online downloading right now...I dont really want to get addicted to MMORPG but I kind of want to see what I have missed these few years since I played WoW...
I also have some sort of unrealistic expectations of my Kepler graphics card...like it will make any game look like Skyrim, which obviously is not the case...
if you were disappointed with LOTRO dont waste your time with STO.
worse graphics with barely any content. and thats fed side. if you roll a klingon toon....
i hope you love pvp