Scott Jennings

Asheron’s Call is becoming a shoddy, shoddy game. While praised as having one of the most stable releases in the industry, the game has entered a death spiral, getting worse and worse each passing day. In a recent letter to the players, the newest Turbine producer, Ken Troop, addresses

Okay, this is long. It’s also devoid of expletives; the hardcore among you may be disappointed. Today’s MMOGs (yeah, and one in particular) have been suffering lately from a problem: the players, who’ve been cast as extras, keep stealing the show from the NPCs, who are the

Couple of statements before we get started: 1. The events regarding the waking of the Sleeper on the Rathe worked correctly. 2. I’m sure it’s possible that Nagafen may have shouted something out-of-turn, but I don’t see anything that would have caused it. In the

As it turns out, my previous source from Blood of the Spider was not quite correct about what’s been going on since the patch. Although the warders have been spawning, the word from Emil is that GM Vaylin, apparently the lead GM for the server, has been killing all

Broken Zek! No? Druid Zek! No? Shadow Zek? Ever Bane? Dark Age of Zek? Anarchy OnCrack? Beta Zek? It’s pretty clear that the Sullon Zek server is Verant’s first semi-serious attempt to put PVP into their game. The other Zeks have been orphan children – concepted, birthed and

Here is one of the more salient quotes from the article: Asked about the possibility that game moderators are not clearly identifying what constitutes illegal behavior in game, McQuaid defended current practices, though he allowed that Sony might not be communicating them effectively. “We are labelling exploits as we always