WoW Players Review EQII

From the Warcraft whorums, WoW Players Flee to EQII. My take from reading a few of those mini-reviews, there’s some strong opinions on EQII. I never gave EQII much of a chance, other than a brief run around the island trial for a few days, so I won’t instigate a WoW vs. EQII argument (just yet), but I will say this much: that trial blew hard. Two words: rogue sneak. Whoever did the animation for rogue sneak is having a good laugh right now. (Think: waddling around as if one was wearing a loaded diaper.) Is there an improved sneak where rogues won’t waddle? I have no idea, but five levels of that was five too many for me. (As with all Warcraft forum links, the thread will expire and disappear into the Internet Trash Bin. READ IT NOW.)

You’re in Their Expanding World

Yesterday, Evil overlord Sony introduced the latest expansions (read: content you have to buy) for EverQuest: Prophecy of Ro and for EQII: Kingdom of Sky. Both available in February 2006, each will cost $29.99, or $26.99 each for digital downloads. Expansion sites here: Prophecy of Ro and Kingdom of Sky. Every expansion that’s ever been can be summed up thusly: New evil and corruption arrives, you get to do one or two things you always wanted to do, there might be new loot. The End.