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Showing posts with label weekend warfront warhammer online. Show all posts
Showing posts with label weekend warfront warhammer online. Show all posts

Tuesday

Can We Vote For At Least Five Scenarios To Die?

I am not a huge fan of some of the scenarios. Why couldn't the players at least compromise on some dying forever? I am sorry, but some of these weekend warfront scenarios just ruin the whole weekend for me.

I can try to avoid the ones I hate, but when it is the weekend warfront everyone queues for it regardless. I would maybe get one scenario pop every hour or two.

Are there really players that enjoy Stonetroll Crossing? Blackfire Basin? Let's at least do the fun ones like Tor Anroc, Mourkain Temple, High Pass Cemetary.

I understand players don't like content being removed from the game, but seriously some of these scenarios really do need a /delete.

The weekend warfronts seem to really affect my renown gain in a bad way. It just sucks that you spend half your time running around looking for people to kill, or running around avoiding fights to finish the objectives in most of the scenarios.

When most players finish Stonetroll Crossing with an average of about 1k of renown you know the scenario sucks.

Friday

Weekend Warfront Draws Me Back to Warhammer Online

All I can say is Never say Never. Once again I have found myself resubscribing to Warhammer Online.

Why did I decide to give WAR another chance? Only one thing made me decide. What was this one thing?

Believe it or not it was a Twitter I saw from Mythic. What Twitter would make me decide to play a game I hate?

All I had to see was Doomfist Crater as the scenario for all tiers this weekend. I have great memories of this place with my bright wizard.

I couldn't resist playing one of my favorite scenarios as a Tier 4. I am sure after getting Wasdstomped a few times from premades I may regret my decision.

At least for the next 30 days I will be playing Warhammer Online again. I still feel like I must get RR80 with one of my characters to feel like I accomplished something, and roll the credits.