Scott Jennings

First, the definitions. I called articles that praised or otherwise supported actions taken by developers and/or administrators “good,” including opinions implicit in news reports (like this or this). “Bad” essays disparaged actions taken by developers and/or administrators, including opinions implicit in news reports (like this or this). The

“First, to address the NPK issue. It has always been our policy ever since shipping Asheron’s Call that if players make use of a bug that we did not catch, or did not have time to fix before releasing the game, we would not punish them for our mistake.

I feel obligated to post disclaimers here: I love Turbine. I love Asheron’s Call. I respect the way Turbine’s addressed some sticky issues, and I have a lot of respect for the creativity of the dev team: there’s some inventiveness, some quirkiness, and some real passion for

From the LucasArts website, comes the following Press Release regarding the progress of the anticipated game, Obi Wan: Following an extensive review of the project and a great deal of deliberation, LucasArts Entertainment Company has ceased development of Star Wars: Obi-Wan for the PC. The expected breadth and scope

Once again the voice of bias echoes down the antechamber of Gamespot.com, and the annual “let’s go and invalidate ourselves” festival is underway. The festival is always initiated by yet another biting review of Ultima Online. To my best recollection, this would be the seventh time they have

To explain, the quest ends with the destruction of the Shard of the Herald, the final soul stone binding AC’s most visible Bad Guy. As most would agree this is a Bad Thing, the final dungeon is PvP+ only — again, giving players the impression they can affect their game.