Aion 1 week after launch user reviews
Last week I added that when Aion was released it received very positive user (not commercial) feedback.
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The first western review of Aion hits 9.1
IncGamers have produced a very good review of Aion, note it isnt a full game review as the user has only reached to level 20. However shows a few good points and cons. Check out the full review here.
I’ve been using Mac now for over 2 years and will never go back to using Windows for work. Infact I need to thank Microsoft on releasing Vista that caused the move. /bows at Microsoft
However Macs are great, bla bla bla. You don’t need to know this. However you do need a loan or an extended mortgage to buy Mac. Where with Windows you can buy a PC from as low as £200, Cheapest Mac is £500. Expect to pay an extra 2.5x what you would normally pay for a PC. I’ve compiled a truthful list of what I have noticed in using Macs, I’m not going to be biased on this. So if your thinking of going Mac let me give you the rundown.
Aion seems to be a hit
Its early to say it but Aion seems to be getting praise from gamers. No official review has been set yet by a gaming site, nor will be taken seriously until they get midway. However I’ve been looking at peoples responses for the game and some of them are hailing this a world of warcraft killer.
I’ve just started Warhammer Online after playing in last years open beta. I’ll be posting a review regarding if anything has actually changed. If anyone is playing on Eltharion (EU) please feel free to add me. My name is Pulpo.
I’m actually playing this game off a Mac using the new beta client. Please check back soon for the review.
I’m going through cold turkey at the moment, I’ve stopped playing World of Warcraft for nearly 10 months. I played WoW since the launch back in 2004 and nothing compares. Its making me feel sick, as I want to move and enjoy other MMO’s. There is always this wall in front of me, if it doesnt feel like WoW I cannot adapt. Its like coming off drugs.
I’ve not touched an MMO since World of Warcraft, but some other new MMO’s were hitting the shelves. I took the plunge and dived in.
Champions Online
I never played City of Heroes before Champions Online, I had been following it since it was suppose to be Marvel Online Universe. But when Microsoft and Marvel pulled the plug, they went for an untouched IP ‘Champions’. I never played any of the role playing games before so it was an interested take. I instantly purchased this game when the retail servers went live. Crazy downtime but was shocked on how great the character creation was, this was a game in its own right. Creating such diverse characters is awesome. The game is very good also, takes you through a tutorial and is very very different from other fantasy MMO’s like World of Warcraft. The game is good, but feels very unfinished. I was downloading a 80~mb patch daily with fixes.