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Sorry Rift, but if your definition of "End Game" is raid content then I'm not looking forward to to it.

Last year Target was selling Modern Warfare 2 for $40... was hoping for a similar sale this year. Maybe closer to Christmas?

I WANT TO TALK ABOUT THIS GAME SO BAD! Uguuuuu~

Exited that there is exciting new content to distract from the Hall of Monuments grind! Woohoo!

It's a step in the right direction, but more needs to happen faster.

"Show, don't tell."

If it's not intuitive, it needs work.

I have a very close group of friends that I met playing LotR:O years ago. We've jumped from game to game since them, but most of the time we're all playing something totally different. Despite that, I still meet up and talk with them all almost every single day. More than my local best friends, because we're all getting older, getting married, having kids.

It's amazing what sort of relationships you can foster online, but finding the kind of friends I have playing MMOs was something I never considered might be possible.

Althyk, surveyer of time, because I put too much time into these MMOs and I'd like some of that back. :)

I will spend my points to repurchase the multitude of things I'll lose as a result of switching to the free-to-play system. Likely, I'll consider my previous subscription time as an era where I was extremely spoiled.

How about games like Halo: Reach and StarCraft II, games that have a persistent online component that includes experience and leveling, huge player bases. And the multiplayer part is entirely removed from the single player portion of the game.

Where do you draw the line?