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WAR: Devolving 
biobreak (WordPress) | by Syp | Thu, Apr 23
biobreak (WordPress) is the #10 Blogger for Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning
One of the amusing and perhaps unsettling aspects of Warhammer Online’s development is that it seems to be taking as many steps backwards — in time — as it does forward. When the game came out, everyone including Mythic was toting WAR to be Dark Age of Camelot 2.0. It was the “next generation”...
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Graev from Keen and Graev's Gaming says
(in GRAEV’s take on Warhammer Online.)
You’re probably wondering what any of this has to do with Warhammer Online. Frankly, I didn’t expect to get into this, but I think it helps illustrate how I’ve failed to stick with a game for quite some time. Of course Warhammer Online isn’t too much of anything new either, but I do find myself e...
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