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Oct 2, 2008
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Despite hopes by the developers that Warhammer's city siege endgame wouldn't begin for at least a month, it appears the siege has already begun. Just a week and a half after the launch of the title Altdorf is burning on the EU server Karak Eight Peaks. The Book of Grudges was the first to report on the Altdorf assault, with Wizards and Wenches offering up commentary directly from the forums. From the sounds of things, there were major issues associated with the very first Warhammer city siege ... so many that Mythic might even call foul and reset things.» Read More
Sep 29, 2008
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According to a ticker at the Warhammer Online Herald, Mythic has banned over 4,000 WAR users for gold farming and selling. Now to further the battle, its representatives at the Herald have suggested that players download a third party UI mod called "Spam Me Not" which not only automatically blocks incoming gold seller spam tells, but reports the sender of the tell.» Read More
Sep 27, 2008
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Raptr: You spoke and we listened. As of today, you'll be able to track your Warhammer Online characters in your Raptr profile. Once you enter your character(s), we automatically track your characters' items, levels, and Renown in your feeds for all you friends to see. So if you hit Level 40 before any of your friends, they'll know about it. :) Of course, we created a custom module for your characters, so visitors to your profile page can check them out and see how you're doing.» Read More
Sep 26, 2008
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Kieron Gillen writes:
"About time for a general update on all things Guild Based and has generally been pillaging for over a week now. It's still on the ever-busy Karak Hirn. There's been a server cloning thing, which means that we could move the Guild, but general feeling is to stay at Karak - and discussed on the new Warhammer Guild Forums. Equally, Poisoned Sponge has actually got into gear and sorted out the Order side of this endeavour, which rather than actually being at Karak Eight Peaks is off at Tor Arnoc instead. Details on the actual forum and the latest details on how to join the guilds beneath the cut."
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Sep 26, 2008
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Edge writes: "Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning has become "the fastest-selling new MMO of all time", according to publisher EA and developer Mythic Entertainment.
Over 500,000 players have registered for the fantasy MMO across North America, Europe and the Oceanic territories since the game was launched last week."
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Sep 26, 2008
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GamePlasma writes:
"Mythic Entertainment and Electronic Arts have announced that, since the launch of Warhammer Online, over 500,00 new players have registered to play in North America, Europe and Oceanic territories."
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Sep 26, 2008
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Edge writes: "Warhammer Online developer Mythic will be implementing a new online system that will give credit where credit's due.
According to the latest International Game Developers Association newsletter, "Mythic will create an online database listing the name and title of everyone who contributed to a project, regardless of current employment status.
"Additionally, the studio will make best efforts to provide this information for its previous online games."
Mythic general manager Mark Jacobs came under fire in August for saying only employees who were part of Warhammer Online's launch team would be listed in the title's credits. Such a policy would leave former employees who contributed to the product in a bind when trying to tell new employers of their work history."
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Sep 25, 2008
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Michael Zenke writes:
Late last month, before Warhammer had even launched, there was a minor dustup between the International Game Developer's Association and Mythic Entertainment. Mythic claimed that the sheer number of people who had worked on the game made proper accreditation impossible, and would only be recognizing the people on the project when the game launched. IGDA responded via its newsletter that it found that disrespectful to the people who had previously worked on the game, and took Mythic GM Mark Jacobs to task for the oversight. We've since noted the release of the Warhammer credits video to the game's official website.
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Sep 25, 2008
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Massively reports: Beckett Massive Online Gamer magazine, the publication all about MMOs and all the stuff we love best, has just announced a collection of exclusive in-game items they're including in their magazine's issue #15.» Read More
Sep 24, 2008
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Rising star gamerDNA has released a signature generator that isn't a separate downloadable app, like others, but instead is done straight through the gamerDNA site itself.» Read More
Sep 23, 2008
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Edge writes: "Publisher EA is targeting "around 250,000 subscribers" for Mythic's Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning, one analyst speculates, suggesting a substantial drop-off of users after the free month is up.
EA said it shipped 1.5 million copies of WAR to retail last week.
Arvind Bhatia at Stern Agee told Edge on Tuesday he came to the 250,000 subscriptions figure based on EA's goal to break even on the game.
"Over time, subscribers will drop off and level off at 250,000- 300,000," he said in a phone interview."
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Sep 23, 2008
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Mythic head Mark Jacobs has stated the team aren't afraid to go head to head against World of Warcraft in the MMO market...» Read More
Sep 23, 2008
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GI.Biz writes: "Warhammer Online developer Mythic Entertainment has been quick to ban gold sellers and spammers from the recently launched title.
Studio boss Mark Jacobs hasn't held back in his latest blog post, where he revealed his thoughts on gold sellers in no uncertain terms.
"I hate gold sellers with every fiber of my being," wrote Jacobs.
"Since WAR launched we have been banning these jerks like crazy. As of Saturday night, we had banned about 400 of them."
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Sep 21, 2008
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1UP: Fans of massively multiplayer games who were looking forward to Warhammer Online were understandably shaken this summer when it was announced that some major features were being pulled from the game. However, those worried fans can now take heart. [...]the cut content that does find its way back into Warhammer Online will be reintroduced free of charge - not as part of a paid expansion.» Read More
Sep 19, 2008
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VG247: GOA just sent through this guide to getting Warhammer Online up and running if you live in Europe. Some of you - us included - have been experiencing difficulty registering and patching the game, so if you are, this is what you do.» Read More
Sep 19, 2008
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With the retail launch of Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning, what could possibly make the game experience any better? How about to play it absolutely free for 60 days? The good folks at gamerDNA have announced a contest for the chance to do just that.» Read More
Sep 18, 2008
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MTV Multiplayer's Tracey John reports:
"After years of development, today is the official worldwide release of "Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning."
At a demo last month, I had an extensive interview with EA Mythic head and lead "Warhammer Online" designer Mark Jacobs. He spoke about the alarming failure rate of MMOs and what's needed to be successful against the unprecedented success of "World of Warcraft."
But as a regular "WoW" player who's never played any form of "Warhammer," I also wanted to know straight-up: Why should I play "WAR" instead of "WoW"?
Here's what Jacobs told me during that interview..."
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Sep 17, 2008
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Blue Orb, Inc., creators of the intuitive SwitchBlade application that allows gamers to play PC games with an Xbox 360 controller, today revealed SwitchBlade support for Mythic Entertainment's upcoming MMORPG, Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning (WAR). WAR players can download the free software now and experience WAR using a standard Xbox 360 controller.» Read More
Sep 16, 2008
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Mythic Entertainment has announced they have shipped over 1.5 million copies of Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning to fuel preorders for global release on Thursday. The game smashes the record for any PC game released by EA.» Read More
Sep 15, 2008
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Speaking to VideoGamer.com Paul Barnett, Warhammer Online creative director, revealed that Mythic did look at bringing the game to console around two years ago but put those discussions on hold to concentrate on the PC game.
Barnett said: "We had a good look at the console about two years ago. The position we ended up with was it would have to be a different game. That's basically where we ended up with our thinking. And then Mark (Jacobs, Mythic co-founder) basically went 'I don't want to think about it yet. Stop thinking about it'. If Mark wakes up and decides we're going to do a console version then you'll get one as fast as possible. Just write a letter direct to Mark. 'I would very much like a console version. Please please please make one. Make it for this console'. He'll probably write back to you then and let you know. He's very good like that. Read his blog."
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Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning
Genre: Role Playing
Release date: Sep 18, 2008
Published by: EA Mythic
Developed by: Mythic Entertainment
Release date: Sep 18, 2008
Published by: EA Mythic
Developed by: Mythic Entertainment
Franchise: Warhammer
Min system requirements: 2.5GHz CPU, 1Gb RAM, 128Mb (SM3.0) 3D card, net connection
Recommended system: Dual-core CPU, 2Gb RAM, 256Mb 3D card
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Min system requirements: 2.5GHz CPU, 1Gb RAM, 128Mb (SM3.0) 3D card, net connection
Recommended system: Dual-core CPU, 2Gb RAM, 256Mb 3D card
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