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There is an enormous amount of competition in the Free MMORPG Game space, and it has only been intensifying in the last few years. This is of course good news for all of us gamers, as more and more top notch games are being converted to free to play models and developers rolling the dice with new titles in this genre it can only get better it only seems like the gamer is the one to win in this battle.
In The Lord of the Rings Online: Riders of Rohan, the War-steed is your personal combat mount. It gains experience and can be trained and specialized in a variety of ways. Assigning earned trait points will allow you to improve their attributes,acquire new skills, and improve your own mounted combat skills. Unlike standard travel mounts, War-steeds hail from a long lineage of majestic, highly intelligent, and kingly creatures known as the Mearas.
Turbine has announced that The Lord of the Rings Online: Riders of Rohan will launch on September 5.
There’s no question that the hottest talk in the gaming scene right now is regarding the PlayStation Vita and it’s launch on February 22nd (February 15th for the first edition bundle).
There?s a lot of talk in the MMO industry as of late that free MMOs are the way of the future, and subscription MMOs are headed out the door.
It?s only been four months since Turbine?s last expansion for Lord of the Rings Online, and they?re already on the ball with brand new stuff for fans of the adventure MMO.
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Here?s an interesting story from the rumor mill: It looks like InPlay Interactive, the Korean developer behind the recent F.E.A.R.: Origin Online, may have just scored itself a couple of massive MMO franchises.
Turbine is set to add new Rohan content to Lord of the Rings Online with some new incite for the continuation of the game?s epic storyline.
With some many games making the jump to F2P, you can’t help but wonder who will be next. Well, we know who it WON’T be.
In an interview taken during Blizzcon 2011, held this past October, Blizzard Entertainment president and co-founder Mike Morhaime stated his opinion on the Free-to-Play trend in MMOs.
